This is my favourite thread at the moment
Bluemoon • View topic - City supporting females, in the main, ugly?
Bluemoon • View topic - City supporting females, in the main, ugly?
Bluemoon goes into Meltdown
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Some good quotes from tolmie's hairdue
absolute genius.I've just had a bit of a geeze through their forum and I have to say I don't see much rubbish in there at all, in fact most of their posts seem to be gracious and level-headed. You see just as stupid shit on here at times...
Arsenal fans are tolerated on here, that's why.
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Can't blame Barry, I'd be trying to forget that performance too.
Can't blame Barry, I'd be trying to forget that performance too.
I see Johnson was there as well. The last time Johnson went out partying Mancini sat him out a couple of games. Mancini doesn't seem to happy with the drinking culture among some of his English players.
I just checked on Bluemoon. They have really hit rock bottom. They merged all the Nani/Clattenburg threads but there are at least 25 threads about Mancini getting the sack. You'd think after 34 years of not winning anything that they'd be all right to let the manager have some time.fecking idiots calling for Mancini's head. Have we never learnt? Sacking managers does not get us any where. Absolutely ridiculous calling for Mancini's head when we are in 4th and still got everything to play for. Was a bit of a daft decision taking Adebayor of even though hes the most infuriating player in the prem.
Beat United next week and all will be sunshine and light again
Beat United next week and all will be sunshine and light again
I didn't realise we'd acquired a resident City fan.
its not "city", its "citeh", "shitty" or alternatively "big steamy pile of dog poo"
god damn you are useless, useless i tell ya!!
get out.
Dave! When did you come up?
The other day mate, I think someone seen yesterdays performance in the tea leaves so they decided to chuck me in beforehand to see if i would sink or swim
not been a good week Dave - still, could've been worse - you could've been the genius that bought the blue "Rooney 10" shirt or even worse, the one who had a big "Rooney, Manchester City and England" fresco tattooed on his back
They were both photo shops them mate.
This is not a bad week mate, bad weeks are getting beat in the auto glass windscreens trophy of Mansfield on a Wednesday night when its pissing down. Some of the blues shouting out knee jerk waffle should remember where we have come from and be greatful for the position we are in
plenty of that sort on here mate
but I remember when you lot were gonna "terrify Europe"
maybe Thursdee eh?
lol you must be a bit older than me mate. If Big Mal terrifies heaven as much as city terrified Europe then he will have no problems about getting pushed down to hell
showdown in a couple of weeks - Teveth back & refreshed but looks like he'll be the only one up for it
then again.......
then again.......
I hate the actual match, its torture for 90 mins. Its hard to make an impartial prediction on derby day. United looked ok yesterday, was suprised how easy they had it against Spuds. Was unitedsfirst real test and they came through it with no problems.
I am still going for a City win especially at home and with everyone fit
depends which Ciddy turn up - dare i say we're looking difficult to score against again and always liable to score - might just be coming into a bit of form. You'd've been better playing us 3/4 weeks back
All bets are off on the derby, although I think there's a few problems developing in the City dressing room
maybe but I'd still rather be playing them in a couple of weeks time rather than a couple of weeks back
Nani is a worry but hes too unpredictable. Yes he could score a wonder goal but its just as possible that he will give the ball away under no pressure on the edge of city's box and put you under pressure.
The fact that uniteds midfield does not really have much pace nor any neat little intricate passers plays into Citys hands. I fancy Citys midfield to over power Uniteds, De Jong really is the key man as everything ticks around him. he's the anchor to everything
It really could be like the Chelsea match or the derby last year with both teams canceling each other out and it coming down to one moment
Just hope Giggs is not playing as he takes the piss out of Richards for some reason
The fact that uniteds midfield does not really have much pace nor any neat little intricate passers plays into Citys hands. I fancy Citys midfield to over power Uniteds, De Jong really is the key man as everything ticks around him. he's the anchor to everything
It really could be like the Chelsea match or the derby last year with both teams canceling each other out and it coming down to one moment
Just hope Giggs is not playing as he takes the piss out of Richards for some reason
We completely outplayed you at the COM in April. Scholes immense.
Scholes was head nad shoulders the best player on the pitch but it was a nothing game with City not wanting to win it from the start and happy to take a point.
You outplayed us when Kanchelskis scored a hat trick. That was a very even game with last year with United having the just having the edge, was hardly out played
City Stars want Mancini out
Mon, 01 Nov 08:59:00 2010
Manchester City's superstars are praying that manager Roberto Mancini gets sacked, according to this morning's papers.
Citing several sources within the club, The Sun reports that the handsomely-paid players at Eastlands have little or no faith in the Italian, with belief widespread that the club will never challenge for the title while Mancini is at the helm.
"There is hardly a player in the dressing room who has any time for Mancini. The place is a complete mess," one of The Sun's sources said.
"There are times when he tries to be a hard man but no one takes any notice.
"Team spirit is falling apart because there is no respect for the manager and some players are even guessing when he could go. They don't know who they want in, they just want Mancini out."
But there could be more bad news this morning for those disaffected players: the Daily Express reports that Mancini is to read his players the riot-act on Monday following the 2-1 defeat by Wolves. Will he nip it in the bud or is this the beginning of the end?
Mon, 01 Nov 08:59:00 2010
Manchester City's superstars are praying that manager Roberto Mancini gets sacked, according to this morning's papers.
Citing several sources within the club, The Sun reports that the handsomely-paid players at Eastlands have little or no faith in the Italian, with belief widespread that the club will never challenge for the title while Mancini is at the helm.
"There is hardly a player in the dressing room who has any time for Mancini. The place is a complete mess," one of The Sun's sources said.
"There are times when he tries to be a hard man but no one takes any notice.
"Team spirit is falling apart because there is no respect for the manager and some players are even guessing when he could go. They don't know who they want in, they just want Mancini out."
But there could be more bad news this morning for those disaffected players: the Daily Express reports that Mancini is to read his players the riot-act on Monday following the 2-1 defeat by Wolves. Will he nip it in the bud or is this the beginning of the end?
Tevez's having an effect from Argentina it seems.
Too many ego's in one dressing room, never going to work.
As if the players don't give him a chance? They can't fecking manage themselves.
doubt it the begginning of the end for mancini i think he will be given jst enough time to turn it round whether he can get all those money hungry cnuts onside is a different kettle of fish altogether.
Theres too much dressing room cancer at that club would be even funnier had they actually kept bell-end-amy
Theres too much dressing room cancer at that club would be even funnier had they actually kept bell-end-amy
What position were City in when Hughes was fired?
Worse league position but more points at this stage last season.
They only had one defeat, and even that was to Owen's goal deep into Fergie time.
Could be because he's the superior footballer.
This isn't RAWK, mate.
YouTube - Redcafe.net Added Time Manchester Derby
(Can someone embed that? I can't work out how to do it any more!)
The ref was 1 second out