Man City - the new bitters?

[Paulie Dangerously]

First time they've played a premier league side in the league cup in 5 years according to my opinion. 

[coachpotato]

Surely if the bald fraud wanted to fly from Newcastle to Manchester, Etihad could have sorted a plane out for him and his squad?
It’s not like they’re short of planes and they are the main “sponsors” of City after all.

Expect a team plane delivered to Manchester very soon, purely to keep City competitive of course in the face of all the exhausting travelling they have to do.

[Vincent Vega]

24 minutes ago, Paulie Dangerously said:

First time they've played a premier league side in the league cup in 5 years according to my opinion. 

West Ham knocked them out on penalties the year we won it in 2022.

[Vincent Vega]

6 minutes ago, coachpotato said:

Surely if the bald fraud wanted to fly from Newcastle to Manchester, Etihad could have sorted a plane out for him and his squad?
It’s not like they’re short of planes and they are the main “sponsors” of City after all.

Expect a team plane delivered to Manchester very soon, purely to keep City competitive of course in the face of all the exhausting travelling they have to do.

David McDonnell in The Mirror described the 2 and a half hour journey by coach as an arduous journey in his report the other day, the brown nosing twat.
 

Flying to games in this country is a fairly recent phenomenon is it not? I can maybe understand it after a midweek game that involves a six hour plus drive home like Bournemouth to Newcastle or something, but anything under 4 hours doesn’t seem that much of a chore to me given how luxurious these modern coaches are. I remember reading that the Mancs had flown to Leicester last season, how fucking ridiculous I’d that?

[Pete]

Someone should put Pep in a room with Greta and have him explain to her why his City team need to fly to Newcastle from Manchester and vice versa.  I'm sure she'd be really impressed by his calm, assured reasoning...

[Razoray]

5 hours ago, Bjornebye said:

 

To be fair I remember playing Championship Manager back in about 1998 and cheating so Liverpool had unlimited money, offering 2 hundred million for Maldini and he turned me down. I was a petulant at the time.  

 

 

 

 

 

You've changed?

[coachpotato]

1 hour ago, Vincent Vega said:

David McDonnell in The Mirror described the 2 and a half hour journey by coach as an arduous journey in his report the other day, the brown nosing twat.
 

Flying to games in this country is a fairly recent phenomenon is it not? I can maybe understand it after a midweek game that involves a six hour plus drive home like Bournemouth to Newcastle or something, but anything under 4 hours doesn’t seem that much of a chore to me given how luxurious these modern coaches are. I remember reading that the Mancs had flown to Leicester last season, how fucking ridiculous I’d that?

These footballers wouldn’t know arduous if it jumped up and bit them on the arse.

[Edward.]

Drove up from Manchester to Newcastle the other day, up the M6, beautiful views, very little traffic, same along the A69. 

[Creator Supreme]

2 hours ago, Paulie Dangerously said:

First time they've played a premier league side in the league cup in 5 years according to my opinion. 

They knocked us out last year.

[Creator Supreme]

1 hour ago, Pete said:

Someone should put Pep in a room with Greta and have him explain to her why his City team need to fly to Newcastle from Manchester and vice versa.  I'm sure she'd be really impressed by his calm, assured reasoning...

And hopefully she'll snap and rip his head off!

[razor]

1 hour ago, Pete said:

Someone should put Pep in a room with Greta and have him explain to her why his City team need to fly to Newcastle from Manchester and vice versa.  I'm sure she'd be really impressed by his calm, assured reasoning...

 

He'll be emitting small dick energy all over the place.  And she has a detector for that sort of thing.

[TheHowieLama]

4 hours ago, coachpotato said:

These footballers wouldn’t know arduous if it jumped up and bit them on the arse.

 

Used to have slaves that fella.

[Paulie Dangerously]

23 hours ago, Vincent Vega said:

West Ham knocked them out on penalties the year we won it in 2022.

 

22 hours ago, Creator Supreme said:

They knocked us out last year.

 

Naw not having it. They actually played Bolton in every round when they won it the other year. 

[Creator Supreme]

2 hours ago, Paulie Dangerously said:

 

 

Naw not having it. They actually played Bolton in every round when they won it the other year. 

I must admit I was a little surprised when I saw their Champions League group wasn't FC Vaduz, FC Andorra, and Litherland REMYCA.

[Reacher]

so 12 out of his 15 years as a manager are under investigation now? Along with his steriod use as a player. A real inspriation, I dont know how Pep does it!

[johnsusername]

The team they had out yesterday - not particularly impressive? (Compared to the last few seasons). 

[johnsusername]

The subs...

 

[sh#t waffle]

Pretty sure that last one was a Hanson b-side.

[Creator Supreme]

6 minutes ago, johnsusername said:

The team they had out yesterday - not particularly impressive? (Compared to the last few seasons). 

It's mostly first choice isn't it? Maybe not Nunes, but the rest of them look first choice.

 

They'll still twat most teams most weeks, including in the CL.

[johnsusername]

1 minute ago, Creator Supreme said:

It's mostly first choice isn't it? Maybe not Nunes, but the rest of them look first choice.

 

They'll still twat most teams most weeks, including in the CL.

 

Rodri and DeBruyne make a big difference. 

[Creator Supreme]

1 minute ago, johnsusername said:

 

Rodri and DeBruyne make a big difference. 

Forgot about De Bruyne, but he's in the veteran class now, so he won't have too many years left anyway.

 

Fucking hate Grealish though, overrated Brummie twat!

[johnsusername]

I mean they've lost two games in a week. When was the last time that happened?

[coachpotato]

April 4th 2018

LFC 3-0 Man City

 

April 10th 2018

Man City 1-2 LFC

 

Champions League Quarter Final

[polymerpunkah]

They looked poor yesterday.

 

Started Nunes (who laid down tools to force the move to City), seemed to inspire both the Wolves players and supporters.

 

He got pulled at half time.

 

 

[A_S]

30 minutes ago, polymerpunkah said:

They looked poor yesterday.

 

Started Nunes (who laid down tools to force the move to City), seemed to inspire both the Wolves players and supporters.

 

He got pulled at half time.

 

 

Jules been banging this drum on the pod for a while.