Bluemoon goes into Meltdown

Stopped reading after your first couple of sentences. Continuation of the nonsense you spouted above.

:lol:

You clearly realised your meagre argument had fallen to pieces so didn't carry it on. Suit yourself, all you've done is admit defeat and look stupid while doing so.
 
:lol:

You clearly realised your meagre argument had fallen to pieces so didn't carry it on. Suit yourself, all you've done is admit defeat and look stupid while doing so.

I don't think it really matters, as with most arguments.

I have rarely seen anything change anybodys mind on here. This would have gone on for a few days...and nobody would be any closer to the others opinion quite honestly.

I thin folk massively inflate Balotelli's 'potential' if I'm honest. But that's just my opinion.
 
I don't think it really matters, as with most arguments.

I have rarely seen anything change anybodys mind on here. This would have gone on for a few days...and nobody would be any closer to the others opinion quite honestly.

I thin folk massively inflate Balotelli's 'potential' if I'm honest. But that's just my opinion.

Well that's fair enough. I've had my say and I accept your opinion but people like the poster I was arguing with, who moan about other people's posts, completely ignore their opinions and offer nothing to the debate themselves have no place on this forum.
 
Well that's fair enough. I've had my say and I accept your opinion but people like the poster I was arguing with, who moan about other people's posts, completely ignore their opinions and offer nothing to the debate themselves have no place on this forum.

I guess there are so many times it just goes in circles like...

It's wierd with this fella, because I do think he is a big potential talent. Not sure I see this world beater stuff about him. As we know he's just as likely to be in Strangeways as he is a European Cup Final one day. He's off his box the lad.

I think Hernandez has suprised most, if not everybody, and hopefully he will only improve. Just what united have missed in the last few years IMO
 
mufcwarm92.

As I said I stopped reading what you had written because it started off as similar nonsense.

Your initial statement was a contradicition and then you went to great lengths to try to explain yourself as you probably knew it was crap.

People who have lazy opinions iniherited from computer games, tabloids and nosense internet sites come out with similar shite to what you have stated about Balotelli. Potential, talent, enigma and similar words are used to describe him.

You stated similar lazy nouns and therefore I couldn't really be arsed to read what you have to say. You then reply with a smilie which is the cherry on top.

The simple fact of the matter is Hernadez has had a much bigger(huge in fact) impact on his first season in English football and it is quite simple to compare it against Balotelli bacause they are in the same league. Balotelli has again been a bit part player scored the odd goal but has shown absolutely nothing of great value.

Who is better? Please don't make me laugh.
For those of you who can't think for themselves then try this. Who do you think a defender would rather face?
 
I guess there are so many times it just goes in circles like...

It's wierd with this fella, because I do think he is a big potential talent. Not sure I see this world beater stuff about him. As we know he's just as likely to be in Strangeways as he is a European Cup Final one day. He's off his box the lad.

I think Hernandez has suprised most, if not everybody, and hopefully he will only improve. Just what united have missed in the last few years IMO

Fair shout. Hernandez is a real talent, a hard worker and a very likeable bloke. He's had a huge impact on our side and is sure to have a very bright future.

IMO Balotelli is very talented, but for me, he is unlikely to reach his potential due to a his awful attitude and sulking/arguing with team mates and coaches. He's got multiple screws loose, but if he one day, finally, grows up, he could be a terrific player.

mufcwarm92.

As I said I stopped reading what you had written because it started off as similar nonsense.

Your initial statement was a contradicition and then you went to great lengths to try to explain yourself as you probably knew it was crap.

People who have lazy opinions iniherited from computer games, tabloids and nosense internet sites come out with similar shite to what you have stated about Balotelli. Potential, talent, enigma and similar words are used to describe him.

You stated similar lazy nouns and therefore I couldn't really be arsed to read what you have to say. You then reply with a smilie which is the cherry on top.

The simple fact of the matter is Hernadez has had a much bigger(huge in fact) impact on his first season in English football and it is quite simple to compare it against Balotelli bacause they are in the same league. Balotelli has again been a bit part player scored the odd goal but has shown absolutely nothing of great value.

Who is better? Please don't make me laugh.
For those of you who can't think for themselves then try this. Who do you think a defender would rather face?

Christ almighty, you truly are a simpleton.

The first three paragraphs that you've written are literally exactly the same to what you said before, so they don't warrant comment as I've already proved them wrong.

When did I say Balotelli was 'better' than Hernandez? I said Balotelli had more talent but Hernandez was a more useful player, and will most likely be a better player in the future. Please, do us both a favour and actually read my posts because I'm a huge Hernandez fan and I think he's made a huge difference for us. Balotelli has cracking, varied footballing ability but a horrible attitude, while Hernandez has a few traits that make him a special player and a great attitude. There are only 2 years between them and by the end of their careers, it is likely that the two will be contrasting examples of the effect attitude has on career success. Hence the frequent comparisons.

I find it bizarre that you jumped on my original post without realising that I wasn't saying Balotelli is/will be better than Hernandez at all. Not even close. If you still don't get that after reading through my posts then honestly, don't bother replying.
 
Seriously, read my fecking post before coming in all guns blazing, having a go at other people. It doesn't take a genius to work out that Balotelli is very, very talented. He's stronger, better from range, has a better touch and therefore has more to his game than Hernandez. Javier is a lot better at running off the ball and but both are very quick, good in the air and good finishers so I can't see much else Hernandez has over Balotelli, ability wise. You are completely wrong to say that he's never performed for either Inter or City, as he has been exceptional at times but inconsistent. Not rocket science. Just because he isn't consistently performing, doesn't take away from the fact that he is very talented and has an excellent all round game for a centre forward.

To be fair that is not exactly the most objective comparison. Hernandez is far superior in the air, has far better movement, has a much better engine/covers more ground and is generally more intelligent, also obviously he is a much better finisher. Balotelli is stronger (although often opts out of physical battles) and has a better ranged shot, he also arguably has a better touch. I also think it's worth mentioning that Hernandez is much more mentally strong, Balotelli goes to pot (red cards and petulant play) when things aren't going his way, whereas Hernandez keeps plugging away and often deservingly gets his reward for doing so.

Implying that the only thing Hernandez has over Balotelli is his running off the ball is bound to cause a reaction.
 
They're completely different players, so any kind of comparison is pointless anyway. Hernandez has been brilliant in his role this season though, whereas Ballotelli hasn't.
 
Once again I think it is clear who has made a fool of themselves.
I'm done with you now.
 
To be fair that is not exactly the most objective comparison. Hernandez is far superior in the air, has far better movement, has a much better engine/covers more ground and is generally more intelligent, also obviously he is a much better finisher. Balotelli is stronger (although often opts out of physical battles) and has a better ranged shot, he also arguably has a better touch. I also think it's worth mentioning that Hernandez is much more mentally strong, Balotelli goes to pot (red cards and petulant play) when things aren't going his way, whereas Hernandez keeps plugging away and often deservingly gets his reward for doing so.

Implying that the only thing Hernandez has over Balotelli is his running off the ball is bound to cause a reaction.

You make some fair enough points about Balotelli's mental weaknesses, which I agree with. But by 'running off the ball' I was including his intelligence and ground coverage, both of which you mention. I'm not so sure about the aerial and finishing comparisons, though. Both players are very good at both. I suppose Hernandez would be the better finisher if you had to chose one, but both are superb in the air, and Balotelli's height advantage would probably make him nick that one.
 
They're completely different players, so any kind of comparison is pointless anyway. Hernandez has been brilliant in his role this season though, whereas Ballotelli hasn't.

In fairness I don't think anyone is arguing with that. Hernandez has had a much better season and probably has a brighter future, I think we probably all agree on that one.

I think it's a fair enough comparison to make though, given their similar ages, the fact they both play in the same city, in the same league and came to their clubs at the same time. There are obvious differences in their games, attitudes and price tags but that's what makes them such an interesting comparison, IMO.

Once again I think it is clear who has made a fool of themselves.
I'm done with you now.

I'm glad you agree.
 
Are people still going on about Balotelli as some sort of phenomenal talent? I wonder just how many horrible performances he has to turn in before people realise he's actually not that good at all.
 
:lol: "...we are self-deprecatingly hilarious..."

fbloke @ Bluemoon said:
Let the Rags have their past, let them celebrate what 'was' with petty banners and statues and clocks. And let them look sillier.

[...]

Let us not worry one jot about any of that but let US remember our past for what it is. Its undeniable, we know it but it makes us City fans who we are.

We are loyal and vocal, we are self-deprecatingly hilarious.

We are also nervous, excited, happy - we are buzzing.

Lets remember Alan and Glauber and the Poznan.

It took City fans less than a season to get known for the Poznan which is silly and funny and daft and giddy.

What are the others known for?

Bluemoon - View topic - Moving forwards, with good humour.....
 
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The CL could also feck up their next season. Just look at Spurs, Schalke and other teams who had a hard time to cope in the League while playing in the CL. That kind of rhythm is not easy to get used to, that is why only the top teams perform well in the League and the CL
 
Yeah let us have our past!

Erm, the 2011 Champions League final is in the past, right lads?
 
I was fleetingly watching the game last night and was wondering can anybody remember if Martin Tyler said something along the lines of the Poznan being unique?

There is a good chance I'm mistaken.
 
I was fleetingly watching the game last night and was wondering can anybody remember if Martin Tyler said something along the lines of the Poznan being unique?

There is a good chance I'm mistaken.

Last night's commentary was like a love letter to City. Disregarding the fact that City were dire, inferior to Tottenham, and have had eleventy-billion quid thrown at 'em, apparently Manchester City are 'plucky underdogs'. And what a bunch of pluckin' underdogs they are...
 
'Let them have their past'.....do these people realise that come Saturday we'll likely be the reigning English champions and in a few weeks time, we could potentially be European champions.


They speak as though we haven't won anything recently and they're now the big boys in town. fecking morons :lol:
 
The CL could also feck up their next season...

I don't buy into that. Mancini and City's style is more suited to European football.

Actually, as I was writing that I just realised an average team knocked them out of the Europa League this season.

As you were!
 
How shameful is that celebration? Have they any respect at all?
 
This should make them happy.

Police say United victory parade will attract twice as many fans as City celebrations

Police estimate almost twice as many United fans as City fans will converge on Manchester if both clubs hold victory parades.

The football rivals are both gunning for Wembley glory – with the Blues looking to win the FA Cup on Saturday and the Reds aiming for a fourth Champions League trophy on May 28.

If City beat Stoke to clinch their first major silverware since 1976 they are expected to launch a procession from Albert Square to Eastlands on Monday, May 23.

And if United add victory in Europe to their expected Premier League title they are set to parade from the city centre to Old Trafford on Bank Holiday Monday, May 30.

Both have met council and police officials to discuss plans.

But a police source said that while the force was preparing for 70-100,000 Blues fans, they were expecting up to 200,000 Reds to celebrate.

The source said: "Those are just estimates, but that is what we would be preparing for."

The news is likely to inflame ongoing tap room debates.

Despite United’s average attendance being almost 30,000 higher than City’s, Blues fans have often taunted Reds with claims that thousands of their supporters are shipped in from outside Manchester.

But Reds point to the treble-winning victory parade of 1999 – when an estimated 150,000 lined Manchester’s streets to welcome Sir Alex Ferguson’s men back from Barcelona.

Spokesmen from both clubs declined to comment.

If United do emerge victorious from their May 28 clash with Catalan giants Barcelona officials will have just 24 hours to put plans in place.
 
I love the way they've seemingly all convinced themselves it was a hilarious dig at us, even though the website has put out a follow-up article defending it and admitting it was genuine.

Also, they seem to be trying to portray themselves as happy-go-lucky, self-depreciatingly hilarious legends, even though they're possibly the most bitter fanbase on the planet. Hilarious indeed.
 
I love the way they've seemingly all convinced themselves it was a hilarious dig at us, even though the website has put out a follow-up article defending it and admitting it was genuine.

Also, they seem to be trying to portray themselves as happy-go-lucky, self-depreciatingly hilarious legends, even though they're possibly the most bitter fanbase on the planet. Hilarious indeed.

Got a link for that, Feeky?
 
'I swear to God, if Manchester City didn't exist, we'd make them up for a laugh.'