Topic: Man City - cheating bastards rumbled

[farawayred]

He'd get a medal if the club decide to give him one surely?

True, but would the club have enough medals to distribute considering their squad size?...

[lobsterboy]

Whose funeral was that?

Footballs

[red_Mark1980]

Won the league, on their way to a European Cup final and they are moaning about our game.

Ha ha ha..

[Bucko - Dubai]

Alissons goal got more likes in twitter in 2 hours than Man Citys 'champions' tweet got in 5 days

[RedSince86]

Who'd have thought that City would scrimp on the Bot funds.

They need to dip into the Etihad funds and expand the Bot program and maybe throw in some influencer's.

[rob1966]

Alissons goal got more likes in twitter in 2 hours than Man Citys 'champions' tweet got in 5 days

Big club v Small Club.

[Onward Liverpudlian]

Alissons goal got more likes in twitter in 2 hours than Man Citys 'champions' tweet got in 5 days

I was just going to make the point myself that Alissons goal has got more worldwide positive coverage than City has got for winning the league - in fact their coverage has been pitiful compared to ours last year. It must really piss off their fans and the club.

[JRed]

I was just going to make the point myself that Alissons goal has got more worldwide positive coverage than City has got for winning the league - in fact their coverage has been pitiful compared to ours last year. It must really piss off their fans and the club.

No wonder the media thread on blue moon is so funny!
I’m sure a psychiatrist would find it fascinating!

[JRed]

Our goalkeeper scoring a goal gets more praise and more media attention than Abu Dhabi winning the league and getting to their first ever champions league final!!
Hilarious.

To the blue loon lurkers. Your club will never get the praise and attention you so desperately crave as everyone knows city are just a sportswashing project.

[Mackinaw Peach]

Our goalkeeper scoring a goal gets more praise and more media attention than Abu Dhabi winning the league and getting to their first ever champions league final!!
Hilarious.

To the blue loon lurkers. Your club will never get the praise and attention you so desperately crave as everyone knows city are just a sportswashing project.

I took a peek over there and this found this contradictory gem on the topic of Allison's goal:

"What a fuss about not very much at all. And they wonder why everyone hates them.
On the bright side it’s yet another indicator of how small time and irrelevant they’ve become."

All the fuss shows how irrelevant we are, apparently. Logical consistency is becoming rarer than hen's teeth.

[Jshooters]

I took a peek over there and this found this contradictory gem on the topic of Allison's goal:

"What a fuss about not very much at all. And they wonder why everyone hates them.
On the bright side it’s yet another indicator of how small time and irrelevant they’ve become."

All the fuss shows how irrelevant we are, apparently. Logical consistency is becoming rarer than hen's teeth.

Haha they’re an odd bunch.

This was a good quote from F365, ironic that the name of their forum is included, I guess football isn’t really for them

  There is something objectively joyous about a goalkeeper scoring. You see them lumbering forward, out of place like a punk dancing on stage at The Royal Ballet. You tell yourself that it probably won’t happen; they rarely practice this and they are there to cause a nuisance more than to score. But you know it just might.

And once in a blue moon, if you’ve been good all year and eaten your vegetables and called your mother every Sunday, it happens. If you didn’t let out an involuntary yelp as Alisson’s header hit back of Sam Johnstone’s net with impossibly good accuracy and power, football really isn’t for you.

   

[red_Mark1980]

It's best not to read too much into the mank mind.

Lots of contradictory nonsense.

The premier league are fixing it for us yet Burnley will beat us.

We are irrelevant but control the media. We are obsessed about them but they don't care about us.

Thinly veiled digs at our goalkeeper as he dares to be emotional, while going on about Guardiolas mother.

Looking forward to watching the youth cup final on the 29th May.

[farawayred]

Alissons goal got more likes in twitter in 2 hours than Man Citys 'champions' tweet got in 5 days

City clearly need to mobilize ALL their bots fans and get 3-4 more likes.

[Morgana]

Alissons goal got more likes in twitter in 2 hours than Man Citys 'champions' tweet got in 5 days

The IG post from LFC where Alisson scores now has over 18,000 comments and God knows how many loves. Imagine the number of bots they'd have to hire to produce that sort of reaction in 24 hours!

[taylorb1991]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/57144141


This could be very interesting. If an independent regulator came into play and enough fans rom around the country kicked off about the Al Nahyan's homophobic beliefs being directly opposed to that of the Premier League and football as a whole, add to that the sportswashing issue and calls for more investigations to be conducted into City's financial shenanigans, then surely there could some serious penalties for the biggest cheats English football has ever seen

[Dim Glas]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/57144141


This could be very interesting. If an independent regulator came into play and enough fans rom around the country kicked off about the Al Nahyan's homophobic beliefs being directly opposed to that of the Premier League and football as a whole, add to that the sportswashing issue and calls for more investigations to be conducted into City's financial shenanigans, then surely there could some serious penalties for the biggest cheats English football has ever seen

So Micah Richards signed it, a man employed by Abu Dhabi Human Rights Abusers FC.  Absolutely farcical.

I’d love something done about football in England, but I can’t be arsed with these sodding ex footballers, plenty of whom likely all have ulterior motives here.

[thejbs]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/57144141


This could be very interesting. If an independent regulator came into play and enough fans rom around the country kicked off about the Al Nahyan's homophobic beliefs being directly opposed to that of the Premier League and football as a whole, add to that the sportswashing issue and calls for more investigations to be conducted into City's financial shenanigans, then surely there could some serious penalties for the biggest cheats English football has ever seen

Government legislation to bar clubs from leaving the football pyramid surely can’t happen. These are businesses now.

[lobsterboy]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/57144141
This could be very interesting. If an independent regulator came into play and enough fans rom around the country kicked off about the Al Nahyan's homophobic beliefs being directly opposed to that of the Premier League and football as a whole, add to that the sportswashing issue and calls for more investigations to be conducted into City's financial shenanigans, then surely there could some serious penalties for the biggest cheats English football has ever seen

No doubt large amounts of cash would make their way into the "independent regulators" pockets via Abu Dahbi to ensure that didn't happen.

[thejbs]

‘He can do things even Phil Foden can't’ - my Man City wishlist by Micah Richards https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/57147037

Micah Richards is getting paid to offer his transfer/scouting thoughts for BBC. So, what great insights did he bring? What under the radar talent did he find?

Mbappe
Haaland
Grealish

The Prince of bants is utterly stealing a living.

[Dave McCoy]

His Highness is paying for the 5 ManC fans to fly to Porto.  Plenty of responses online about how this is what real owners that care do.  Cares so much he’s only ever been to Manchester once?  This soft power gig isn’t hard....

[rob1966]

His Highness is paying for the 5 ManC fans to fly to Porto.  Plenty of responses online about how this is what real owners that care do.  Cares so much he’s only ever been to Manchester once?  This soft power gig isn’t hard....

Is that the one worth £17 billion or the one worth over £1 trillion? He could get Etihad to provide a fucking entire plane for them without even noticing the money had been spent.

[MJD-L4]

I’d love something done about football in England, but I can’t be arsed with these sodding ex footballers, plenty of whom likely all have ulterior motives here.

Yep. I ain't signing anything that's being pushed by Gary fucking Rat Face Neville.

Moaning about the "big 6" making the game unfair for the other 14 when him and his dickhead mates are doing exactly the same thing with Salford.

Can't be arsed with millionaires working for the company that priced many normal fans out of being able to enjoy a game on the weekend telling me that my club is the one fucking me over.

Fuck off.

[RJH]

His Highness is paying for the 5 ManC fans to fly to Porto.  Plenty of responses online about how this is what real owners that care do.  Cares so much he’s only ever been to Manchester once?  This soft power gig isn’t hard....

Wonder how much it would cost to buy puff-piece adverts in all the mainstream news and press ahead of the biggest game in your club's existence?
This method probably works out cheaper for the same effect.

[paulrazor]

Yep. I ain't signing anything that's being pushed by Gary fucking Rat Face Neville.

Moaning about the "big 6" making the game unfair for the other 14 when him and his dickhead mates are doing exactly the same thing with Salford.

Can't be arsed with millionaires working for the company that priced many normal fans out of being able to enjoy a game on the weekend telling me that my club is the one fucking me over.

Fuck off.

neville spoke well at beginning the super league madness but lost the run of himself and is now just coming across as a cheer leading hypocrite

[rob1966]

Yep. I ain't signing anything that's being pushed by Gary fucking Rat Face Neville.

Moaning about the "big 6" making the game unfair for the other 14 when him and his dickhead mates are doing exactly the same thing with Salford.

Can't be arsed with millionaires working for the company that priced many normal fans out of being able to enjoy a game on the weekend telling me that my club is the one fucking me over.

Fuck off.

In addition he supports and played for the club that paid way over the odds for Ferdinand, Martial, Lukaku and Pogba and sold Ronaldo for a ridiculous sum, all of which contributed to fucking up transfer fees. He can act all indignant now, but didn't give two fucks as he banked his millions.

[lobsterboy]

‘He can do things even Phil Foden can't’ - my Man City wishlist by Micah Richards https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/57147037

Micah Richards is getting paid to offer his transfer/scouting thoughts for BBC. So, what great insights did he bring? What under the radar talent did he find?

Mbappe
Haaland
Grealish

The Prince of bants is utterly stealing a living.

Sad to see how far the BBC has fallen. Dont forget your licence fee pays for this shite.

[paulrazor]

In addition he supports and played for the club that paid way over the odds for Ferdinand, Martial, Lukaku and Pogba and sold Ronaldo for a ridiculous sum, all of which contributed to fucking up transfer fees. He can act all indignant now, but didn't give two fucks as he banked his millions.

I'm sure he had no problem picking up whatever money he was on at united under them either. Last four years he only played 62 games. Including one season where he played once

I don't expect him to turn it down cos he was injured and he was.under contract but don't then turn around and call the people who paid you greedy and start taking pot shots at them.

He took their money week in week out

[JRed]

His Highness is paying for the 5 ManC fans to fly to Porto.  Plenty of responses online about how this is what real owners that care do.  Cares so much he’s only ever been to Manchester once?  This soft power gig isn’t hard....

What a great gesture sportswashing idea by the Prince of Abu Dhabi.

[MonsLibpool]

They genuinely looked like the best team in the universe without fans. With fans, they can't play their normal boring game.

[Morgana]

Pep being a wanker with Potter at the end there

[Ratboy3G]

They genuinely looked like the best team in the universe without fans. With fans, they can't play their normal boring game.

They look like bad champions to me

[Morgana]

They genuinely looked like the best team in the universe without fans. With fans, they can't play their normal boring game.

No way they win the league with fans in the stadia.

[GreatEx]

‘He can do things even Phil Foden can't’ - my Man City wishlist by Micah Richards https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/57147037

Micah Richards is getting paid to offer his transfer/scouting thoughts for BBC. So, what great insights did he bring? What under the radar talent did he find?

Mbappe
Haaland
Grealish

The Prince of bants is utterly stealing a living.

Just came in to post that. Embarrassing stuff, and not the first such piece he's written for the BBC.

[Son of Spion]

Have these been labelled 'Bad Champions' yet?

[RMG]

Chelsea will beat these

[farawayred]

Chelsea will beat these

I fucking hope so. Not that I like the plastics, but i hate the oil-slick human right abusers more.

[rossipersempre]

It’s like choosing between typhoid and cholera isn’t it?

That said, the truly sickening sight of Man City’s oil and blood-stained grubby fingers on ol’ Big Ears would be unacceptable, given what they represent and the fact they should have been booted out of the competition for cheating and lying about it, and then “engineering” a successful appeal against UEFA based on a technicality (statute of limitations). Actually, when I think about it, Ebola is a more accurate pathological analogy.

The only scant consultation is, that just like their recent trophy wins, if they do match Aston Villa’s record in the competition, it will be briefly reported but then largely ignored and Guardiola will rant about “disrespect” as he’s done before.

[JRed]

It’s like choosing between typhoid and cholera isn’t it?

That said, the truly sickening sight of Man City’s oil and blood-stained grubby fingers on ol’ Big Ears would be unacceptable, given what they represent and the fact they should have been booted out of the competition for cheating and lying about it, and then “engineering” a successful appeal against UEFA based on a technicality (statute of limitations). Actually, when I think about it, Ebola is a more accurate pathological analogy.

The only scant consultation is, that just like their recent trophy wins, if they do match Aston Villa’s record in the competition, it will be briefly reported but then largely ignored and Guardiola will rant about “disrespect” as he’s done before.

Hopefully Salah goes shopping for a new hat on the day of the final.

[paulrazor]

Hopefully Salah goes shopping for a new hat on the day of the final.

hahaha


that drives them nuts

[redgriffin73]

Hopefully Salah goes shopping for a new hat on the day of the final.

If Mo posted a photo of himself in a hat on the day of the final I think I'd die laughing.