Thunderhead
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As of the time you were bought by the sheiks, Sunderland had 6 league titles to your 2.
So football history is just about league titles, interesting
As of the time you were bought by the sheiks, Sunderland had 6 league titles to your 2.
So football history is just about league titles, interesting
Not entirely. Your history, for example, also (largely) involves being founded in the same city as United. This illustrious aspect of your history led to the sheiks buying your club and ploughing in over a billion pounds of transfer money. But for this glorious part of your history, City would still be stuck on 2 league titles.
You tell us. Does your football history consist of more than just Colin Bell?So football history is just about league titles, interesting
Don't flatter yourself, I didn't support city for the trophies and I doubt the Sheiks were that bothered about anything to do with United when purchasing City as they also looked at Newcastle, and football history is far more than just titles as for example if it wasn't for City there is a decent chance United could have folded and then there is Manchester Central who could also have scuppered United way back when
You tell us. Does your football history consist of more than just Colin Bell?
Why you watching Man City???Just switched onto their Champions League game tonight. I don’t think I’ve ever heard a more dire atmosphere for a European night. Its like a testimonial. It’s just embarrassing.
Don't flatter yourself, I didn't support city for the trophies and I doubt the Sheiks were that bothered about anything to do with United when purchasing City as they also looked at Newcastle, and football history is far more than just titles as for example if it wasn't for City there is a decent chance United could have folded and then there is Manchester Central who could also have scuppered United way back when
I think 3500 of those pages were them celebrating the signing of Ronaldo and gloating on the Utd threadI just checked out the site to see the difference between the United thread and other similar threads. These threads are all 2 months old.
Chelsea - 26 pages, 252 posts.
Liverpool - 75 pages, 746 posts.
Spurs - 23 pages, 220 posts.
Arsenal - 36 pages, 365 posts.
Leeds - 7 pages, 69 posts.
Celtic - 27 pages, 263 posts
PSG - 24 pages, 234 posts.
Barca - 9 pages - 86 posts.
United - 428 pages, 4280 posts.
My mistake. Were it not for United, the sheiks might have bought Newcastle instead, and Newcastle would be nearing double figures in titles, while City would be stuck on 2.
Why you watching Man City???
Strange.
That'll go down well
Well Pep begging for fans to come to Saturday’s game has really helped our image ffs! …… This interview will linger. As a vet supporter of 50 years watching I think I’ll cope. But seriously embarrassing.
he has a point , my ticket was £17.50 tonight, embarrassing the amount of empty seats
I don't care what other fans think. If it gets a full house it's worth it.
Our songs are getting fecking tedious, aren’t they? We need some new ones, gets boring listening to the same songs we’ve been singing for years.
There are times when he should think carefully about what he says regarding the fans. Comments like that will get a lot of people’s backs ups.
FFS!
don’t want to sound like a member of the song police, but the choice of songs from the singing sections don’t help or allow the rest of the crowd to join in at times . Just scored and I could hear the Dzeko chant, United songs and a yaya Toure one. Why not hey Jude or more city related songs?.
Our support is shocking. What more could our club do to get lazy arses down to the ground? We have a wonderful team and the best manager in the world. We have never witnessed this level of football before.
And the vast majority there tonight didn’t make a sound.
He doesn’t get us, never has and never will.
don’t blame pep tbh, best team in the world deserves a full crowd every game. maybe if ticket prices were more affordable…
Or maybe if our fans could buy tickets without needing an IT degree?
To be honest, I don't think he was complaining about the turnout which was pretty good actually. It seems like he's talking more about the atmosphere when he makes these sorts of comments.
Chumps League, it's a no from me.
It was a great attendance. This is a midweek cup game. City never have filled the ground for midweek games, or very rarely. I reckon there were about 2k empty seats in the city end, no more.
We are the champions FFS. First home game after nearly two years.
Tried to fly over for tonight. Would have cost me 500 quid for 3 of us, not counting tickets.
My ticket tonight was £17.50 so I’m not sure you can blame it on the price.
Not defending the clubs shocking handling of e-tickets this season though.
During which people have lost jobs or have reduced income.
I’m alright Jack.
I know where you're coming from but issues run deeper with some of us. Over officious stewarding. Surrounded by tourists who aren't arsed. Just a couple of personal experiences there.
It would help but many seats are already bought but fans don’t turn up. Lazy.
It's not the match ticket price that's the problem, it's getting to the Etihad mid week for a late ko then getting home at god knows what time.
Throw in the Pandemic and the fact lots of Fans aren't ready to go back to live footy.
While he was at Bayern, there was a discussion about the atmosphere in the stadium. But he did not discuss it, this was left to Hoeneß:Just imagine, for one moment, him saying this as the coach of Bayern or Barca? Brutal.
While he was at Bayern, there was a discussion about the atmosphere in the stadium. But he did not discuss it, this was left to Hoeneß:
My mistake. Were it not for United, the sheiks might have bought Newcastle instead, and Newcastle would be nearing double figures in titles, while City would be stuck on 2.
Just imagine, for one moment, him saying this as the coach of Bayern or Barca? Brutal.
Stop flicking yourself to Man City!Flicked on and off. You’re not going to call me a”raggy blue” are you..?!
It's hard though because fans travelling from the UAE would have to travel for hours to see their local club.Its humiliating. An absolute embarrassment for a club that has thrown literally everything at being relevant. Supporters groups talking about covid and childcare it's absolutely laughable. A very successful middle Eastern business, a nothing club
Difference between atmosphere an actual empty seats.
Do we think bluemoon look on here like we look at them?
What makes it worse is Man City have invested so much money in the community and on the brand image of the club to increase its popularity!Its humiliating. An absolute embarrassment for a club that has thrown literally everything at being relevant. Supporters groups talking about covid and childcare it's absolutely laughable. A very successful middle Eastern business, a nothing club
You'll be surprised to know, yes they do. Many references to RagCafe on their forum and mentions of posts from here.Do we think bluemoon look on here like we look at them?
I'll do it for one game; my price is free gasoline for life.Maybe their owners should fly in a load of foreign workers to attend the games and sing songs, then make them live in the stadium during the week in horrid conditions. They have loads of experience doing that kind of human resources management.
Chelsea fans were upset with Mourinho one time back in 2015 when, after a game away at QPR of all teams, said he wishes to have an atmosphere at the Bridge similar what he'd just experienced at Loftus Road. I think Klopp said something similar about Anfield a few years ago. Most big clubs have problems with atmosphere in way or another, some have it worse than others, but I can't think of any other club who win major trophies regularly, that have such a big problem with attendance.
RaRa's wish you'd care about them Even we've left them behind now
How about free charging for your electric car instead. You are from cali after allI'll do it for one game; my price is free gasoline for life.
While he was at Bayern, there was a discussion about the atmosphere in the stadium. But he did not discuss it, this was left to Hoeneß: