It's from last year when Palace drew against Liverpool. You might remember it more fondly as the night Suarez broke down in tears.
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Wonder what sort of ultra shady sponsorship deals they'll put together in the summer in order to get themsleves back to the top.
I love how they see themselves as a massive victim of the evil UEFA, completely forgetting they're only where they are because of the lottery win.
Mansour must regret it sometimes. They're a failure in Europe, irrelevant in comparison to all the big clubs and no one gives a shit about them. Last season when they won the league did anyone actually care? Everyone was either laughing at Man Utd's position, laughing at Liverpool and looking ahead to the World Cup - it was the most underwhelming title win I can remember.
I was watching 'Football's Greatest' earlier, it was focussed on Messi and his career so far. At one point a Spanish journalist was being interviewed and he was talking about the 2011 Champions League final, several times he referred to Barcelona's opponents as 'Manchester', not 'Manchester United' but 'Manchester' and this sums it up. The city's premier club will always be the same, and Man City will be in their rival's shadow forever. Outside of the UK most don't even know there's another team in the city and it's hilarious.
Mansour must regret it sometimes. They're a failure in Europe, irrelevant in comparison to all the big clubs and no one gives a shit about them. Last season when they won the league did anyone actually care? Everyone was either laughing at Man Utd's position, laughing at Liverpool and looking ahead to the World Cup - it was the most underwhelming title win I can remember.
I was watching 'Football's Greatest' earlier, it was focussed on Messi and his career so far. At one point a Spanish journalist was being interviewed and he was talking about the 2011 Champions League final, several times he referred to Barcelona's opponents as 'Manchester', not 'Manchester United' but 'Manchester' and this sums it up. The city's premier club will always be the same, and Man City will be in their rival's shadow forever. Outside of the UK most don't even know there's another team in the city and it's hilarious.
ISIS?
Lmao, never really seen people complain about the 6 second law. Let's be frank, no keeper ever releases the ball within 6 seconds.
he's not done great with signings has he though? they've become quite predictable to watch and little plan b. if I just heard correct , talksport say they've lost half their games since January 10th
Blackburn 1995?
I was five months old when Blackburn won the title so I haven't the most vivid memory of it.
It's all the United fans going over there for a laugh that's causing all the problems.
Anyone see Gary Neville saying that City should just spend a shitload this summer and just take on whatever Uefa do or say.
Sky said the same. 7 losses since January 10th. 20 goals scored and 16 conceded.
I hope Pellegini stays just so he can be the one to spend their budget, the daft cnut would probably spend £50m on Hernderson.
Heard about this on Twitter. As ridiculous as it sounds it wouldn't surprise me if they did.
What else can they do? They need to spend loads.
Yeah. I worry that that's what will happen. I'm not expecting City to be destroyed by FFP but to at least limit their spending to less ridiculous levels. Football shouldn't be about who can attract the owner with the most oil.
I'm sure they will be spending £150m or something around that figure and will still be able to comply with FFP. The curious thing will be who they will actually bring in. Can't really see them getting the top caliber of player (Pogba, De Bruyne etc). If any truly top class player becomes available then you just know United and Chelsea would be after them and would likely win out over City. And that's ignoring all the other big European teams like Bayern and PSG.
Surely if they take the piss out of it again it will have to be a CL ban.
Well, they have been spending each season anyway. Won't be a surprise.
The revenues have went up quite a bit since then (TV deal for everyone went up in the PL I think and other commerical dodgy deals probably) so they will be able to spend big and not get into FFP trouble. Around £150m I'm guessing
He was so passionate about it as well
"just takeiton, spend big and takion, forget uefa just spend and lets takion!"Found this in there United thread from yesterday. Wonder how he's liking his £100 right now:
Just had text we're above yous lmfao your shit haha how the blue c**ts have fallen the rag then offered me a bet of £100 they finish above us..... Yes I've taken it. Boy they're all out of the woodwork now absolutely pathetic fans
SCUM SCUM SCUM SCUM SCUM SCUM SCUM SCUM SCUM.
Come on City wipe the floor with these c**ts.......After Palace of course.
That wasn't underwhelming from what I remember. The underdogs won the league on the final day of the season and it caused more of a stir than City winning the league last year.
They're going to need top draw players considering theirs are either neutered (Kompany) or geriatric (Yaya Toure). They have also bought exclusively dross over the past few years and still rely on the first bunch of players brought in (Silva, Toure, Aguero, etc.)
I will be interesting to see who they get, considering there are a lot more top clubs now who can afford to buy the top players than back in 2011.
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Seeing as their kit deal with Nike is probably one of their few real market value sponsorships (£12m per year). I suspect in the near future and totally coincidentally of course a sports gear manufacturer will pop up in abu dhabi who want to sponsor City for £100m a year.
Yes, that's going to be their problem. The players theyll need from the top of the tree so to speak will be coveted by every big club in Europe. Clubs that can now offer similar wages that City do. Clubs that actually have top class managers and are located in glamorous cities and don't need an overhaul to their whole teams.
The thing with their spending even if they spend 200 mil,at least half of that might go on homegrown players,means they will overpay a lot just to prepare them self for the future (might be wrong because i dont know when rule of 12 homegrown player will be implemented).
They have 6 in 1st team if i am not wrong,Clichy would fall out under new rules,also Lampard is leaving at the end of season.
They have 6 in 1st team if i am not wrong,Clichy would fall out under new rules,also Lampard is leaving at the end of season.
It's really like a fecking zoo over there isn't it. A post like that on here deserves a ban.