keep the faith!
Manchester City - Jesus saves, Ederson plays - MCFC - OK!
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keep the faith!
Well then. It's now or never for this expensively assembled squad: that don't seem to have any 'megastar' per se, are well drilled, tactically astute, and run the bollocks off other teams whilst keeping the ball so well.
prob rather we lost in the final than tonight - which we won't anyway cos we are such a better team.
wonder if you lot can look into your hearts and remember that at one time, we were a lot of people's favourite 2nd side.
prob finished with the fanatacism after this campaign. Might buy myself a 70% discounted home shirt but pay more attention to the lower leagues as the super league stuff really was an investment too far. It's been a fucking great 10 years though, since we won the FA Cup in 2011. Just wish my Grandad would have gotten to see it.
City 3 PSG 0 (5-1 agg)
now where's that wine ?
prob rather we lost in the final than tonight - which we won't anyway cos we are such a better team.
wonder if you lot can look into your hearts and remember that at one time, we were a lot of people's favourite 2nd side.
prob finished with the fanatacism after this campaign. Might buy myself a 70% discounted home shirt but pay more attention to the lower leagues as the super league stuff really was an investment too far. It's been a fucking great 10 years though, since we won the FA Cup in 2011. Just wish my Grandad would have gotten to see it.
City 3 PSG 0 (5-1 agg)
now where's that wine ?
BCBlues
Lend us a Twenner
See you in the final
id rather Madrid than Chelsea, but yeah would be cool to have an all English club final. Plus the loss in the cup and we have to play you again in the league
be intriguing to say the least
BCBlues
Lend us a Twenner
id rather Madrid than Chelsea, but yeah would be cool to have an all English club final. Plus the loss in the cup and we have to play you again in the league
Yep some very tight games coming up.
I see the Ladies teams are battling it out for the title too.
your lot in the CL final, with a manager given 8 years to achieve. Very unlike Chelsea of late that.
1 woman went to mow, went to mow a meadow...
mate of mine described Diaz as a ninja.
tactical masterclass from Guardiola. Yet no good without the will and want of the players. Almost like the Red Army, one missed a block and there's another there to block again. He built the wall
Man United great Sir Alex Ferguson visits PSG team hotel on morning of City game
Manchester City face French side Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League semi-final second leg on Tuesday night.
Ferguson visiting PSG at their hotel
planetgeli
There's no future in England's dreaming
Yeah, it's a shame, but there we are
The39thStep
Urban critical thinker
Well done Man City head and shoulders the worthy winners
editor
hiraethified
Team with the wealthiest owner wins the league again.
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From pornographers to property tycoons: Ranking Premier League owners by their wealth
The Premier League is the richest league in the world and there is no surprise it attracts some of the wealthiest people. England’s top-flight generates 72 per cent more revenue than its nearest co…
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Steel Icarus
ersatz maven
Congrats, a well-deserved title win for a great team.
The39thStep
Urban critical thinker
Team with the wealthiest owner wins the league again.
From pornographers to property tycoons: Ranking Premier League owners by their wealth
The Premier League is the richest league in the world and there is no surprise it attracts some of the wealthiest people. England’s top-flight generates 72 per cent more revenue than its nearest co…
Get what you mean however whilst its true that the wealthiest clubs tend to win the league but it's not always the wealthiest club. Funnily enough in the last 6 seasons, 4 different clubs have won it , two of those for the first time and three of them, not the wealthiest club or even second wealthiest.
RD2003
Got a really fucking shitty attitude
Strange to feign concern about it anyway when everybody knows that the Premier League breakaway changed everything forever, achieving the intended effect of a top 4 closed shop, and when the wealthiest club won it 13 times in the first 20 years, having won it 7 times in their entire previous history. If anything, City's breakthrough, in destroying the previously existing closed shop, has, like you say, opened things up.
In any case, hasn't the failed (for now) ESL just exposed modern football for what it is? Or are some people still fooling themselves into believing that football is a sport with a business attached rather than the other way round?
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hiraethified
It's just replaced one mega-mega rich, foreign owned, elitist club with another, no? They've won it three times out of four now so they're just part of the same closed shop for the super wealthy.
Apart from Leicester's unexpected win, it'll carry on being big business as usual for the super rich clubs.
Think Klopp losing his Ma in January had an affect upon his being able to motivate. Though Guardiola also lost his Mum last summer. Pretty sure Pep couldn't attend the funeral also, but may be wrong.
I'm tired of the sectarianism, and I was fucking right pissed-off when people were losing their shit about that Superb Ligue but normally don't give a toss about more important stuff, like, you know, the Tories.
it's all a distraction
I'm tired of the sectarianism, and I was fucking right pissed-off when people were losing their shit about that Superb Ligue but normally don't give a toss about more important stuff, like, you know, the Tories.
it's all a distraction
