Topic: Man City - cheating bastards rumbled

[BarryCrocker]

Why did Guardiola say ‘but this is Anfield’ about 100 times in his post match chat? Is he suggesting we got preferential treatment from Anthony fucking Taylor?

He's not big enough of a man to be able to reach it.

[Circa1892]

It’s all Klopp’s fault according to City/MEN

Pathetic little c*nts.

They can’t cope with how fucking worthless they are.

I wonder if it hurts to know that deep down, those Gillingham fans who were robbed when City kicked their way to a play off win against them in division three a decade or two ago wouldn’t swap places with them as they at least still have a club.

[Circa1892]

Good to see the scum Salford media think Guardiola lying about coins is more important

[kasperoff]

We beat you sport-washers!! They ran out of ideas in the end and looked quite tame by the final whistle.

This "look for Haaland" tactic made them look pretty 1-dimentional today. Not seen De Bruyne have a game as quiet as that for a long time. I thought they were brave to sell Sterling and Jesus as well. Grealish is a big stepdown in my opinion in terms of goals.

[Schmidt]

Pep definitely has a cupboard in his house somewhere full of bottles of his own urine.

[WhereAngelsPlay]

Pep definitely has a cupboard in his house somewhere full of bottles of his own urine.

He has only ever had the 1 wanking sock and even that is a hand-me-down,goes back generations being given to the families biggest wanker.

Peps had it since his 13th birthday.

[Dim Glas]

It’s all Klopp’s fault according to City/MEN

should be taking legal action over shit like that. Disgusting comment/suggestions to make.

[Jack_Bauer]

Pep definitely has a cupboard in his house somewhere full of bottles of his own urine.

Takes after his hero, Howard Hughes

[Andy82lfc]

“Invincible’s” 

[alonsoisared]

It’s all Klopp’s fault according to City/MEN

I can't believe they've actually written that. Absolutely unreal.

[The North Bank]

“Invincible’s” 

The “invisible’s” where’s the defense gone pep, Salah could’ve had 4

[didi shamone]

They feel like they're the victims of an injustice today.  When in fact everything they've ever won is the consequence of an injustice.

[BarryCrocker]

Pep definitely has a cupboard in his house somewhere full of bottles of his own urine.

He should be drinking this.

[lfc_col]

It’s all Klopp’s fault according to City/MEN

And then we have this crap too https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/63278799

Liverpool's damning allegations about the behaviour of some City supporters will create revulsion within the game and plenty of negative headlines around the current Premier League champions.

City are privately stressing they do not condone the abuse in any way.

However, they feel it cannot be viewed in isolation.

They have not forgotten how their team bus was attacked as it made its way to Anfield for the Champions League quarter-final in 2018.

Guardiola's claim he had coins thrown at him follows allegations of City coaching staff being spat at during corresponding fixtures in previous years.

And it is also clear that many Blues fans are defensive in the extreme about how their club is funded.

Whether it was fair or not, and many agreed with him, Klopp's comments about "three clubs" not having a financial ceiling in the build-up to the game annoyed senior figures at City and doubtless riled some visiting supporters, igniting passions even more at one of the most toxic fixtures in the Premier League calendar.

There is a feeling at City that what they view as Klopp's provocation was needless and made a difficult situation worse


Are they for real

[Jack_Bauer]

And then we have this crap too https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/63278799

Liverpool's damning allegations about the behaviour of some City supporters will create revulsion within the game and plenty of negative headlines around the current Premier League champions.

City are privately stressing they do not condone the abuse in any way.

However, they feel it cannot be viewed in isolation.

They have not forgotten how their team bus was attacked as it made its way to Anfield for the Champions League quarter-final in 2018.

Guardiola's claim he had coins thrown at him follows allegations of City coaching staff being spat at during corresponding fixtures in previous years.

And it is also clear that many Blues fans are defensive in the extreme about how their club is funded.

Whether it was fair or not, and many agreed with him, Klopp's comments about "three clubs" not having a financial ceiling in the build-up to the game annoyed senior figures at City and doubtless riled some visiting supporters, igniting passions even more at one of the most toxic fixtures in the Premier League calendar.

There is a feeling at City that what they view as Klopp's provocation was needless and made a difficult situation worse


Are they for real

What a crock of fucking shite that is. Trust them to bring up the fucking bus again and all. The way they go on about that you'd think our fans forced open the doors and invaded it whilst the Manchester City players were all still on it.

[ShatnersBassoon]

How fucking depressing the bbc/media just blindly reprint the scums odious whataboutary

There’s no critical voice of the sportswashing c*nts anywhere. They’ve well and truly won on that aspect

[Lycan]

And then we have this crap too https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/63278799

Liverpool's damning allegations about the behaviour of some City supporters will create revulsion within the game and plenty of negative headlines around the current Premier League champions.

City are privately stressing they do not condone the abuse in any way.

However, they feel it cannot be viewed in isolation.

They have not forgotten how their team bus was attacked as it made its way to Anfield for the Champions League quarter-final in 2018.

Guardiola's claim he had coins thrown at him follows allegations of City coaching staff being spat at during corresponding fixtures in previous years.

And it is also clear that many Blues fans are defensive in the extreme about how their club is funded.

Whether it was fair or not, and many agreed with him, Klopp's comments about "three clubs" not having a financial ceiling in the build-up to the game annoyed senior figures at City and doubtless riled some visiting supporters, igniting passions even more at one of the most toxic fixtures in the Premier League calendar.

There is a feeling at City that what they view as Klopp's provocation was needless and made a difficult situation worse


Are they for real

Still going on about that team coach.   And they have the nerve to chant "always the victims" at us.

[ScouserAtHeart]

Oh no, the truth annoyed senior figures at City.

Bet they're not used to that back home.

[The North Bank]

The only reason guardiola is at city is because he had coins thrown at him. Millions and millions of them, wasn’t moaning then, the strange c*nt.

City’s best defense is “what fans , we don’t have any ”, promise to sack the actors who vandalized Anfield and hire new ones.

[decosabute]

And then we have this crap too https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/63278799

Liverpool's damning allegations about the behaviour of some City supporters will create revulsion within the game and plenty of negative headlines around the current Premier League champions.

City are privately stressing they do not condone the abuse in any way.

However, they feel it cannot be viewed in isolation.

They have not forgotten how their team bus was attacked as it made its way to Anfield for the Champions League quarter-final in 2018.

Guardiola's claim he had coins thrown at him follows allegations of City coaching staff being spat at during corresponding fixtures in previous years.

And it is also clear that many Blues fans are defensive in the extreme about how their club is funded.

Whether it was fair or not, and many agreed with him, Klopp's comments about "three clubs" not having a financial ceiling in the build-up to the game annoyed senior figures at City and doubtless riled some visiting supporters, igniting passions even more at one of the most toxic fixtures in the Premier League calendar.

There is a feeling at City that what they view as Klopp's provocation was needless and made a difficult situation worse


Are they for real

Such a disgrace. No matter how much I lower my expectations for the BBC, they continue to limbo under them. This is seriously just Abu Dhabi PR.

[Red Beret]

One of those statements is a truth, the other is not.

The only reason you would consider the truth to be a "provocation" would be if you're embarrassed by it.

[jillcwhomever]

How fucking depressing the bbc/media just blindly reprint the scums odious whataboutary

There’s no critical voice of the sportswashing c*nts anywhere. They’ve well and truly won on that aspect

Not true there are some journalists who criticise Abu Dhabi on a regular basis.

[Circa1892]

Going to complain to the BBC about that shit from Simon Stone - enough is enough.

Not true there are some journalists who criticise Abu Dhabi on a regular basis.

Not at the BBC there isn’t.

[Nick110581]

Simon Stone can’t seriously write that and believe it.

Staggering.

[Circa1892]

Simon Stone can’t seriously write that and believe it.

Staggering.

He’s written all sorts of Abu Dhabi propaganda. And always has sarcy comments on the live Matchday stuff. c*nt.

[Fromola]

They feel like they're the victims of an injustice today.  When in fact everything they've ever won is the consequence of an injustice.

I don't know how they have the brass neck to call us always the victims. They're the biggest cryarses and victimhood in world football, even while winning league titles every year.

[Nick110581]

He’s written all sorts of Abu Dhabi propaganda. And always has sarcy comments on the live Matchday stuff. c*nt.

It will never change with journalists like that.

Disgusting.

[Fromola]

How fucking depressing the bbc/media just blindly reprint the scums odious whataboutary

There’s no critical voice of the sportswashing c*nts anywhere. They’ve well and truly won on that aspect

Nobody dares. You get the odd journo like Miguel Delaney who suffers untold abuse for calling them out

[jillcwhomever]

Going to complain to the BBC about that shit from Simon Stone - enough is enough.
Not at the BBC there isn’t.

Not there but other journalists have and it seemed to be a general point about journalists. It’s a point that gets made a lot on here, and it’s not true.

[jillcwhomever]

Nobody dares. You get the odd journo like Miguel Delaney who suffers untold abuse for calling them out

Exactly so instead of accusing journalists how about backing those up that do? The stuff some of them have to go through is crap.

[Lycan]

And then we have this crap too https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/63278799



Liverpool's damning allegations about the behaviour of some City supporters will create revulsion within the game and plenty of negative headlines around the current Premier League champions.

City are privately stressing they do not condone the abuse in any way.

However, they feel it cannot be viewed in isolation.

They have not forgotten how their team bus was attacked as it made its way to Anfield for the Champions League quarter-final in 2018.

Guardiola's claim he had coins thrown at him follows allegations of City coaching staff being spat at during corresponding fixtures in previous years.

And it is also clear that many Blues fans are defensive in the extreme about how their club is funded.

Whether it was fair or not, and many agreed with him, Klopp's comments about "three clubs" not having a financial ceiling in the build-up to the game annoyed senior figures at City and doubtless riled some visiting supporters, igniting passions even more at one of the most toxic fixtures in the Premier League calendar.

There is a feeling at City that what they view as Klopp's provocation was needless and made a difficult situation worse


Are they for real

Ah, Simon Stone, another Man City paid shill, I mean fan working in the main stream media

[Lycan]

He’s written all sorts of Abu Dhabi propaganda. And always has sarcy comments on the live Matchday stuff. c*nt.

He's a Man City fan.

[killer-heels]

The Beeb is past its sell by date anyway. It needs its funding revoked.

[Circa1892]

He's a Man City fan.

I’m sure he was just as passionate about them when they were fucking shit. He’s a c*nt.

[gazzalfc]

Think this was their first game where they tried to build all their play around Foden and Haaland rather than play their usual way and just happen to have Haaland there.

De Bruyne was pretty much anonymous all game which is just weird.

Peps tinkering in big games fails him yet again.

[I've been a good boy]

Hopefully some teams like Madrid and Bayern will have been watching and taking notes, anything to stop them from achieving what they want the most. They could win another 15 PL's on the trot they won't give a shit. The lack of big ears in their trophy cabinet is driving Pep to lose all his hair, not just on his massive shiny head.

[Zlen]

Hopefully some teams like Madrid and Bayern will have been watching and taking notes, anything to stop them from achieving what they want the most. They could win another 15 PL's on the trot they won't give a shit. The lack of big ears in their trophy cabinet is driving Pep to lose all his hair, not just on his massive shiny head.

Sure, or we could knock them out y'know.

[12C]

The Beeb is past its sell by date anyway. It needs its funding revoked.

No it needs its neutral status returned.

[12C]

Think this was their first game where they tried to build all their play around Foden and Haaland rather than play their usual way and just happen to have Haaland there.

De Bruyne was pretty much anonymous all game which is just weird.

Peps tinkering in big games fails him yet again.

That crossed my mind. They persistently tried to play down our right - thinking Milner and a young lad would be a weakness. But Milner was brilliant covered by a lad who will be a legend if he carries on improving.

Would have been better getting KBD to whip in crosses to the big lad.

[12C]

It’s all Klopp’s fault according to City/MEN

Ahhh let me guess Stu “bin” Brennan?
Klopp mentions their owners who are actual murderers? They mock the dead? Equivalence
Some reach by the MEN. Shows how buying up larges swathes of slum land and building expensive tenements can win you loyalty.