Have/Could you cheer a ManUre goal?

[Section_31]

There was no way city were gonna not be up for this anyway, they'll only drop points in a game where they're not up for it or expecting an easy ride and get sucker punched, that was never gonna be this.

[Nelly-Szoboszlai]

In hindsight, while I wouldn't have minded a United win, that was fucking hilarious.

 

I'm trying not to, but feel a TINY bit sorry for Moyes now. He looks ill and completely lost.

[BCM]

In hindsight, while I wouldn't have minded a United win, that was fucking hilarious.

 

I'm trying not to, but feel a TINY bit sorry for Moyes now. He looks ill and completely lost.

 

I dont have any sympathy for Moyes, and im bloody delighted they got stuffed again.

 

Cracking nights entertainment, Lovely bottle of red done in as well. Delightful

[mni]

I dont care really, we will win the league if we beat City and Chelsea at home anyway. Thats my opinion.

The Hillsborough songs and general cuntery from that lot down the east lancs means i wont be cheering for them anytime.

This.

 

 

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[Newport]

There was no way city were gonna not be up for this anyway, they'll only drop points in a game where they're not up for it or expecting an easy ride and get sucker punched, that was never gonna be this.

Exactly my thought as well. This game was nailed on for them. United were shit even at West Ham, but Fat Sam's boys failed to capitalise on it and they gave away a couple of easy goals instead.

[ianfitz]

Under David Moyes i doubt ill ever have to find out.

Yep!

[KMD7]

Moyes after the Olympiakos game last week in full on smug mode in reference the club's position regarding him : 'They know what they have here'

 

I hope they don't Dave, not for another 18 months at least. 

[aladdinsane]

I didn't see Moyes 'looking the fans in the eye' tonight which he was crowing about after the Olympiakos match.

[spider-neil]

Useless fucking cunts. The ONE time I've wanted them to win since, like, ever, they fluff their lines. Cunts.

[skend04]

Yeah City need to drop points but not there. If we won the title because of a point or 2 dropped at Old Toilet the mancs would be crowing about that. Besides its a lot funnier to see them pick themselves up for a couple matches after one bumming only to get bummed again. That's real mid-table mediocrity right there.

[Section_31]

The only sides I can see city dropping points to are arse and the bitters, be interesting to see how they approach that though, to say the least.

[spider-neil]

The only sides I can see city dropping points to are arse and the bitters, be interesting to see how they approach that though, to say the least.

 

They'll (Arsenal and Everton) be chasing CL football so will give it a good go at least.

[stringvest]

Arse look like they've had the arse ripped out of them.  Wenger would be mad to stay.  Everton will roll over, unless Martinez can get them playing like Wigan.  

[Jairzinho]

Palace away or Villa at home are more likely games they'll drop points, in my humble opinion.

[FanchesterCity]

On the surface, City have Everton, Liverpool, Arsenal all away (and before last night, United). That's a tough list. Of course they could win them all, but you'd expect at least one loss, and potentially a draw somewhere, but it's not unrealistic to expect a loss.

 

Then there is the 'unexpected' slip ups... seems to happen to everyone during a title run in, esp vs the relegation candidates.

 

It's still way too difficult to predict, but I think Chelsea are the best bet.

Chelsea will probably want a Liverpool win, or at least a draw with City.

Most City fans will want a draw between Chelsea and Liverpool.

 

It really is so very tight. However, all bias aside (I think), City and Liverpool have provided the most entertaining football all season. Chelsea have had their moments, but they've done a fair bit of grinding out too. For that reason alone, it would be a shame if Chelsea won it.

 

All of that said, fair play to whoever does. It's hard to deny a team's merit over 38 games.

[johnsusername]

City are now one a point ahead of us, with a game in hand, so the title is in their hands. I don't understand why people didn't want them to lose last night.

 

Either way, there are still games for them to lose. Anything could still happen.

[LFC64]

They were lucky Fellaini stayed on the pitch after his trademark snide elbow. Lucky? No that's not right is it?  

[Reds4Life]

I'm happy for City to lose but I'll be fucked if I'm cheering for any club whose supposed supporters sing songs about one of my relatives who died in Hillsborough with their disgusting chants and songs.

 

Some may not appreciate that and yeah a league title is up for grabs but sometimes life comes before football. So to cheer for those fuckers is in a way advocating their behaviour. Some may think that extreme but that's my thought on the matter.

 

Would you have been cheering so hard if they scored after five minutes of constant murderers and always the victims songs?

 

0-0 would have been the best result for me. The title is then still in our hands and I never truly thought I would be saying that 6 months ago.

 

Fuck United. I don't really believe in people deserving things to happen to them but in this case that club deserve everything they get.

[magicrat]

I'm happy for City to lose but I'll be fucked if I'm cheering for any club whose supposed supporters sing songs about one of my relatives who died in Hillsborough with their disgusting chants and songs.

 

Some may not appreciate that and yeah a league title is up for grabs but sometimes life comes before football. So to cheer for those fuckers is in a way advocating their behaviour. Some may think that extreme but that's my thought on the matter.

 

Would you have been cheering so hard if they scored after five minutes of constant murderers and always the victims songs?

 

0-0 would have been the best result for me. The title is then still in our hands and I never truly thought I would be saying that 6 months ago.

 

Fuck United. I don't really believe in people deserving things to happen to them but in this case that club deserve everything they get.

Xerxes will be along shortly to explain it all to you !

[moof]

I'm happy for City to lose but I'll be fucked if I'm cheering for any club whose supposed supporters sing songs about one of my relatives who died in Hillsborough with their disgusting chants and songs.

 

Some may not appreciate that and yeah a league title is up for grabs but sometimes life comes before football. So to cheer for those fuckers is in a way advocating their behaviour. Some may think that extreme but that's my thought on the matter.

 

Would you have been cheering so hard if they scored after five minutes of constant murderers and always the victims songs?

 

0-0 would have been the best result for me. The title is then still in our hands and I never truly thought I would be saying that 6 months ago.

 

Fuck United. I don't really believe in people deserving things to happen to them but in this case that club deserve everything they get.

I wouldn't have been cheering their fans. I'd have been cheering the result that gives us the best chance of winning the league.

[moof]

On the surface, City have Everton, Liverpool, Arsenal all away (and before last night, United). That's a tough list. Of course they could win them all, but you'd expect at least one loss, and potentially a draw somewhere, but it's not unrealistic to expect a loss.

 

Then there is the 'unexpected' slip ups... seems to happen to everyone during a title run in, esp vs the relegation candidates.

 

It's still way too difficult to predict, but I think Chelsea are the best bet.

Chelsea will probably want a Liverpool win, or at least a draw with City.

Most City fans will want a draw between Chelsea and Liverpool.

 

It really is so very tight. However, all bias aside (I think), City and Liverpool have provided the most entertaining football all season. Chelsea have had their moments, but they've done a fair bit of grinding out too. For that reason alone, it would be a shame if Chelsea won it.

 

All of that said, fair play to whoever does. It's hard to deny a team's merit over 38 games.

Sorry mate but we're going to stuff you at Anfield. Can't wait.

[Reds4Life]

I wouldn't have been cheering their fans. I'd have been cheering the result that gives us the best chance of winning the league.

Neither would I that's why I wrote I wouldn't be cheering for any club.

 

Like I said a draw would still have worked for us and I think City are far more likely to drop points elsewhere.

[Sut]

Chance would have been a fine thing.