Manchester City - Jesus saves, Ederson plays - MCFC - OK!
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agricola
a genuine importer of owls
Given how much money they have, deducting points for that is going to be the only suitable punishment.
The39thStep
Urban critical thinker
Abhorrent behaviour from a small section , whose behaviour is already being condemned by other City fans, and hopefully both club, other supporters and the EPL will come down hard on . However I’ve never seen a clubs punishment depend on how little or how much money they have .
Saul Goodman
It's all good, man
Anthony should have spent more time listening to his English teacher than fucking school Asians.
imposs1904
Thread Killa'
Auto-correct is wasted on some people.
GarveyLives
Well-Known Member
41 year-old Anthony Burke is currently assisting the police with enquiries into an incident which took place yesterday afternoon at the match between Manchester City and Manchester United. His employer, Kier Group, have also stated that they are investigating whether there is any connection between Mr Burke and the incident concerned.
Saul Goodman
It's all good, man
41 year-old Anthony Burke is currently assisting the police with enquiries into an incident which took place yesterday afternoon at the match between Manchester City and Manchester United. His employer, Kier Group, have also stated that they are investigating whether there is any connection between Mr Burke and the incident concerned.
Really bad form, but Piers Morgan calling somebody else a dickhead...
BCBlues
Lend us a Twenner
Really bad form, but Piers Morgan calling somebody else a dickhead...
Nasty stuff indeed. Quoting Piers Morgan however is an upgrade on GarveyLives usual cut "n" paste from the Sun.
The39thStep
Urban critical thinker
Also quite a refreshing truth tbh.They couldnt defend well enough against Liverpool and Man Utd and at times they struggled against Chelsea.Guardiola:
What a whiny response to a couple of poor performances
Think he might be starting to think about a 'new challenge' for next season?
Maybe conceding the league to focus on the big elusive prize?
One of the pundits on the football daily podcast said they don't deal well with adversity
The39thStep
Urban critical thinker
Dont deal well with losing to Utd at home. Year before last they didnt have to deal with any adversity in the EPL they swept all in front of them, last year I thought they dealt with a very difficult and combatative title race very well. This year has just showed how getting the transfers right , especially at centre half for them, is crucial.
The inflatable bananas in the 80’s was supposedly a protest against Man C fielding black footballers.
Plus I remember sitting in the Kippax a few times with my uncle, 96/97 and the fans were hurling appalling racist abuse at Richard Edgehill. Local lad and came through the juniors.
Plus I remember sitting in the Kippax a few times with my uncle, 96/97 and the fans were hurling appalling racist abuse at Richard Edgehill. Local lad and came through the juniors.
Manchester City broke anti-doping rules three times in less than five months
Manchester City broke the Football Association's anti-doping rules three times in less than five months, the governing has said.
www.bbc.co.uk
Oh well, at least they did not break any financial rules
tommers
It was... Rebekah Vardy's account
Manchester City broke anti-doping rules three times in less than five months
Manchester City broke the Football Association's anti-doping rules three times in less than five months, the governing has said.www.bbc.co.uk
Oh well, at least they did not break any financial rules
not exactly a surprise is it?GarveyLives
Well-Known Member
Raheem Sterling (of Manchester City): Manchester City fans banned for racist abuse
(Source: MEN Media)
Ian Baldry, 58, admitted to shouting racist abuse at Raheem Sterling during a home match against Bournemouth on 1 December 2018. Baldry pleaded guilty at his hearing last year and claimed that Sterling was his 'favourite player'.
(Source: MEN Media)
James McConnell, 57, made racist remarks towards players, stewards and a fellow fan who told him his behaviour was "unnaceptable".
(Source: MEN Media)
Ian Baldry, 58, admitted to shouting racist abuse at Raheem Sterling during a home match against Bournemouth on 1 December 2018. Baldry pleaded guilty at his hearing last year and claimed that Sterling was his 'favourite player'.
(Source: MEN Media)
James McConnell, 57, made racist remarks towards players, stewards and a fellow fan who told him his behaviour was "unnaceptable".
Saul Goodman
It's all good, man
They're the two people mentioned. Although they do look remarkably similar. A proper pair of cunts.
