Did they have anything to say about the plethora of empty seats against Juventus? Kinda strange watching a game of that magnitude and seeing so many seats in the background.
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It's the norm there, why mention it?
I don't get why they expanded their stadium. Was it to make themselves believe that they are a big club?
I saw them talking about the crowd being 55,000 or something and the stadium was packed and any media mentioning empty seats simply has an agenda aginst them (i'm guessing a commentator must of said something about empty seats)
Speaking from an international point of view but the newer city fans that jumped on seem to be the ones who always say rags, make plane jokes and try to disparage united at every opportunity while the older city fans and mainly ex pat mancs in melbourne tend to be more relaxed and a lot better supporters imo.
Has anyone else noticed this or is it just me?
Has anyone else noticed this or is it just me?
Ya sounds about right, a lot of trends seem to have ultra followers that claim they've been following/doing said trend for years and in terms of football these would be the typical drunk cnut annoying other fans in a pub, the loudest one singing our the over abusive twat on a forum.
Man City 1:2 West Ham
should be good today watching the plastics melt.
proper meltdown
I like the way you did that
Make him manager!
His form has got to be a concern.
As long as he keeps getting the positions, keeps making the chances, there should be no concern.
Occupation: Lawyer
Occupation: Lawyer
At least he'll have easy access to a defence if he does end up on trial for murder.
I'm being genuinely serious, is this the first bad patch of form Aguero's been through since he's been there?
Normally his seasons go outrageously brilliant, injured, brilliant, injured, injured, brilliant. Can't really ever remember him playing badly when he's been fit.
Yeah I can't really remember him going through a lean patch previously.
Long may it continue!
There was a period after his injury last season from January 10th (1-1 v Everton) to April 6th (2-1 loss to Palace) where he only scored 3 goals in 12 games including the 2-0 FA Cup defeat to Middlesbrough. 2 against Stoke and 1 against Newcastle.
It was until the Manchester derby straight after this run and until the end of the season where Aguero kicked into gear scoring 9 goals in 7 games.
Good post, he's right about a few things and MP's subs in particular. Keeping Navas on and taking Sterling off was weird.
I still say they'll struggle to fit Silva Sterling and De Bruyne in the same team. Navas isn't great but him keeping the width gives Silva the space to dominate. If De Bruyne gets chucked out right, he won't keep the width and congest the middle. Making it harder for Silva. Kind of the same reason Nasri and Silva didn't really work together.
"...privately he told his close friends that..." 
. Brilliant. He should work in the media.
. Brilliant. He should work in the media.I can make stuff up too.
Is Zabaleta injured?
That's gold.
Navas still getting games is laughable. He's shit.
Pellers bezzie mate told his mate, who told me that Navas has pics and vid on his phone of Aguero and Kompany giving each other blowies after games. He's threatening to release them publicly unless he plays almost every game.
/Bluemoon
They also toss each others salads(whole squad) after ice baths, which is where the term "blue moon" come from.
Well I heard from his close friends that the main reason Mancini was sacked was because he was told he could only spend £30m net each season on wool for his scarves.
He's their only natural winger.
I've never quite understood this. He's not David Silva, but a team with three David Silvas behind the striker is going to be predictable and ineffective. Navas actually provided a hefty chunk of their attacks today by being willing to get a yard on his man and whip a ball into the box where everyone else was trying to tippy-tap their way through.
He's good at what he's there for, giving them width and pace and different ways of attacking. It's what makes them difficult to defend against. He's especially important now that the days of Zabaleta being an ever-present threat out wide on the right are seemingly over.
The snood ban hit him hard.
I'd not heard a word about some squabble with Woodward over budgets. I Googled "Alex Ferguson Ed Woodward Row" and a few similar phrases of words of a similar effect, just in case there was something that one of the red tops had puked up. Can't find a thing.
He must be one of Fergie's close friends he had a private chat with.
He must be one of Fergie's close friends he had a private chat with.
They've looked incredibly average on the couple of occasions that Silva has been injured this season - yet utterly brilliant when he has been in the team. You'd think they'd have a bit more about them considering the rest of their squad on paper is excellent. Great result for West Ham today mind - and a classy performance by their keeper!
Most expensive first 11 in prem history. Well done West Ham.
They'd take the piss out of that for us last year, now ADM is gone and they've got KDB, that's their title for now.