Topic: Man City - cheating bastards rumbled

[Gili Gulu]

How Jurgen Klopp copied Pep Guardiola to create Liverpool FC success 

https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/man-city-liverpool-guardiola-klopp-17736066

I like what Brennan has done there, take the exact moment after we receive £140m for Coutinho and haven't used any money for replacements, and then compare our spending with City's from that point.

And City still spent more.

[Red Beret]

“If we don't beat them, then the chairman will come, or the sporting director, and say 'It's not good enough, we want the Champions League, I'm going to sack you run you over repeatedly in my Range Rover and set fire to you."

[WhereAngelsPlay]

But then you thinK - What about Hendo? And Allison. And Trent should be in there. Can't leave out Robbo. Oh and Gini's gotta be in there. Milner... and on and on

Yep,it is one of those good problems.

[Jshooters]

I know that Blueloon quotes aren't everyone's cup of tea so when I partake of a little skim of their insanity from time to time for personal amusement I tend to leave them where they are but I couldn't resist sharing this

I had thought that by now, after the achievements of the last two years and the sheer beauty of the football we play, we would be an accepted and respected part of the elite by now but that clearly isn't happening. The only way for us to gain acceptance by the governing bodies and by the media in this country is to use brutal force and litigate the fuck out of anyone that steps over the line and bans individual journalists that are incapable of demonstrating balance in their reporting of us. Being nice has not worked for the last ten years and it sure as god isn't going to start working now.

[fredfrop]

But then you thinK - What about Hendo? And Allison. And Trent should be in there. Can't leave out Robbo. Oh and Gini's gotta be in there. Milner... and on and on

[jacobs chains]

How Jurgen Klopp copied Pep Guardiola to create Liverpool FC success 

https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/man-city-liverpool-guardiola-klopp-17736066

I really wish people wouldn't link to The MEN. Their Liverpool stories are just wind-up click bait designed to reel in Liverpool fans because they know the paltry number of City fans won't keep the advertisers happy. 

[DonkeyWan]

How Jurgen Klopp copied Pep Guardiola to create Liverpool FC success 

https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/man-city-liverpool-guardiola-klopp-17736066

Pep must have learned everything he knows from Mourinho then.

[Sir Capon of Debaser]

[Dim Glas]

I really wish people wouldn't link to The MEN. Their Liverpool stories are just wind-up click bait designed to reel in Liverpool fans because they know the paltry number of City fans won't keep the advertisers happy.

It'd help if people didn't quote the link in replies, it's been quoted about 7 times now, it's ridiculous 

[Snail]

I know that Blueloon quotes aren't everyone's cup of tea so when I partake of a little skim of their insanity from time to time for personal amusement I tend to leave them where they are but I couldn't resist sharing this

[Dave D]

I know that Blueloon quotes aren't everyone's cup of tea so when I partake of a little skim of their insanity from time to time for personal amusement I tend to leave them where they are but I couldn't resist sharing this

I had thought that by now, after the achievements of the last two years and the sheer beauty of the football we play, we would be an accepted and respected part of the elite by now but that clearly isn't happening. The only way for us to gain acceptance by the governing bodies and by the media in this country is to use brutal force and litigate the fuck out of anyone that steps over the line and bans individual journalists that are incapable of demonstrating balance in their reporting of us. Being nice has not worked for the last ten years and it sure as god isn't going to start working now.

Ah yes, that's more like the oppressive, human rights abusing, bloodthirsty middle east regime that we all know. The shit flowing down from the top is finally making it's way into the language of the lunatic fans.

At least the penny has dropped that no matter what they achieve, the will never be accepted or respected by anyone. Ever!

[ToneLa]

As for why it's blue loon:

i still feel that the liverpool hacker thing tapping into our account and scouting reports have a big deal on both uefa and them ?? a hacker leaked the story about emails having details of city paying money into another accounts its funny how the liverpool hacker was found out ?? and why did we (city) settle out of court ? because the book would have been thrown at liverpool and big troubles in what they did even, it could even end up with demotion to a lower league with breaking rules

liverpool have so much power in euerope and with uefa board so maybe a deal was struck and its why we settled out of court

(I'm only posting this one )

[Red Beret]

We can laugh now, but we laughed at Trump once too.

The comments I've seen by the Blue Loonies on here show a worrying trend of what they wish they, their club and their paymasters would do if they could get away with it.

They want to bend and break the entire football establishment to their will. They expect to be treated like Real Fucking Madrid after just 10 years and don't give a shit about who they piss off in the process.

If the past decade is Abu Dhabi FC "playing nice" then nasty is going to be all out war.

[deFacto please, you bastards]

We have so much power that we have won everything in sight in the last 30 years clearly

[redgriffin73]

I know that Blueloon quotes aren't everyone's cup of tea so when I partake of a little skim of their insanity from time to time for personal amusement I tend to leave them where they are but I couldn't resist sharing this

Hahaha, yeah, that's the way to go about being respected.

[kaesarsosei]

Such a fucking despicable club. For once I think United could be doing us a favour and helping to keep their fandom/popularity down.

Like them or not, Chelsea are now for real a big club and you could see that happening over the first 10 years of Abramovich. City still feel like a small club with a lot of money.

[19th Nervous Title]

We have so much power that we have won everything in sight in the last 30 years clearly

And the easiest draws in the cups

[Red Beret]

Hahaha, yeah, that's the way to go about being respected.

Maybe if they shut up and stopped moaning about it and stopped trying to do in 10 years what takes most clubs at least 30 they might start winning people over.

I do know that the more people whinge and demand respect the less likely they are to get it.

[MJD-L4]

Interesting chat about these scruffy twats on talksport a minute ago. Essentially saying that CAS are probably going to side with UEFA as expected but city will be determined to take it to European Court & go as far as they can. If they appeal a 1 year CL ban, is it likely to increase if they lose their appeal?

UEFA as a governing body has a golden chance here to put their foot down and show that they aren't to be fucked with when it comes to FFP. They'd better not bottle it!

[Mighty Zeus]

I know that Blueloon quotes aren't everyone's cup of tea so when I partake of a little skim of their insanity from time to time for personal amusement I tend to leave them where they are but I couldn't resist sharing this

I cannot for the life of me understand why no one respects Manchester City FC.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tn6fNYwtGc4

[newterp]

Pretty good journalism there tbf

It’s true too!

[Schmidt]

So when did this CL ban get recommended? Was it during the original investigation that ended in a fine? Or is it a recent suggestion?

[Flaccido Dongingo]

Bunch of bellends these tramps

[rebel23]

So when did this CL ban get recommended? Was it during the original investigation that ended in a fine? Or is it a recent suggestion?

The case is ongoing and won't report until the end of the season I think.

[Flaccido Dongingo]

So when did this CL ban get recommended? Was it during the original investigation that ended in a fine? pay off Or is it a recent suggestion?

Fixed that one for you mate.

[Johns_Barn]

How Jurgen Klopp copied Pep Guardiola to create Liverpool FC success 

https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/man-city-liverpool-guardiola-klopp-17736066

Pass me the straws..

[RedSince86]

F365 just destroyed that Brennan article.




https://www.football365.com/news/mediawatch-liverpool-man-city-klopp-guardiola

[Romford_Red]

Pass me the straws..

You can have them once Stu Brennan is done clutching at them

[Johns_Barn]

You can have them once Stu Brennan is done clutching at them

Not gonna happen now... he's building a huge fuck off straw man.

[Red Beret]

The case is ongoing and won't report until the end of the season I think.

Still this is an interesting development?  Did hackers leak the potential punishment early?

If - and it's a big IF - City did receive a CL ban (let's assume it's upheld) would England only have three teams in the CL or would the 5th place team get promoted?  I only ask because I wouldn't want United to sneak into the CL by the back door, even though the Blue Looney meltdown would be delicious.

[Red Beret]

F365 just destroyed that Brennan article.




https://www.football365.com/news/mediawatch-liverpool-man-city-klopp-guardiola

Honestly can't believe anybody is still chucking that "Klopp said he'd quit if he had to spend a shed load, blah blah" argument.  He said himself he'd had to alter his mindset due to insane spending levels by rivals and competitors.

[MJD-L4]

F365 just destroyed that Brennan article.




https://www.football365.com/news/mediawatch-liverpool-man-city-klopp-guardiola

Brennan's articles may as well be published directly to the blueloon homepage. It's a City fan column, designed to push their batshit mental ideas to other City fans. Not a crumb of actual, investigative or informative journalism to be found.

He's a bitter prick just like the rest of them.

[Dim Glas]

Post from :
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Please stop with this sort of shit, makes you as bad as the ones you quote.

[Lycan]

Brennan's articles may as well be published directly to the blueloon homepage. It's a City fan column, designed to push their batshit mental ideas to other City fans. Not a crumb of actual, investigative or informative journalism to be found.

He's a bitter prick just like the rest of them.

What makes it worse is that he's a Utd fan.

[Dim Glas]

What makes it worse is that he's a Utd fan.

He's probably being well compensated by the human rights abusers for his articles.

[an tha]

Please stop with this sort of shit, makes you as bad as the ones you quote.

Apologies.....it is what me and my mates call it and it is a force of habit

[SP]

 

Please stop with this sort of shit, makes you as bad as the ones you quote.

[Clint Eastwood]

Yeah Brennan is City's answer to Duncan Castles.

"Guardiola turns average players into very good ones" got me thinking though. I'm not massively in to the Guardiola v Klopp debate - they are both great managers - but one thing that I've always appreciated about Klopp is his ability to develop relatively unestablished players. He's signed the likes of Mane, Salah, Wijnaldum, Robertson and established them as some of the best players in their positions. Henderson has matured into the heartbeat of the best side in Europe. Lovren and Lallana were subject to criticism and jokes but they're still key members of the squad now. I can't see Guardiola replicating any of this at City. During his time there he has signed very good players, and they've performed as expected. Stones, Walker, Gabriel Jesus, Gundogan are about the same level as they have been for years. Sane, Cancelo, Mendy were highly regarded players but none of them seem to have a future there. Danilo didn't last long. Perhaps it's why they've struggled this year. It feels like this Liverpool team are growing together each year. City, not so much.

[Schmidt]

The case is ongoing and won't report until the end of the season I think.

I know they reopened the investigation after the leaks, I'm just curious if the ban was recommended during the original investigation, or after it was reopened.

[RayPhilAlan]

Yeah Brennan is City's answer to Duncan Castles.

"Guardiola turns average players into very good ones" got me thinking though. I'm not massively in to the Guardiola v Klopp debate - they are both great managers - but one thing that I've always appreciated about Klopp is his ability to develop relatively unestablished players. He's signed the likes of Mane, Salah, Wijnaldum, Robertson and established them as some of the best players in their positions. Henderson has matured into the heartbeat of the best side in Europe. Lovren and Lallana were subject to criticism and jokes but they're still key members of the squad now. I can't see Guardiola replicating any of this at City. During his time there he has signed very good players, and they've performed as expected. Stones, Walker, Gabriel Jesus, Gundogan are about the same level as they have been for years. Sane, Cancelo, Mendy were highly regarded players but none of them seem to have a future there. Danilo didn't last long. Perhaps it's why they've struggled this year. It feels like this Liverpool team are growing together each year. City, not so much.

Think it's fair to say that City have signed some players who arrived just before their peak years and have then improved during their time there, just like the LFC ones you note. De Bruyne, Sterling, Sane and Bernardo Silva are four that spring to mind.