Anyone else feel uneasy? People already crowning us as champions....
The fat lady might be going through her vocal warm up BUT......
The difference between stupidity and genius is that genius has its limits.....
I don't like all these early celebrations!
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Alfonso Bedoya
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All that matters is we look after our own games... City can win the rest of theirs for all I care.
"Badges, to god-damned hell with badges! We have no badges. In fact, we don't need badges. I don't have to show you any stinking badges, you god-damned cabrón and ching' tu madre! Come out from that shit-hole of yours. I have to speak to you."Posted 1 year ago # -
bman
Member
I thought the celebrations were premature before yesterday, but an 8 point lead really is a lot with only six games to go. Still, one reason why I feel so confident is because we've only been knocked out of every other competition. There's much less chance of the lads slipping up when they only have to focus on one game a week, most weeks anyway. So while the likelihood of us winning the PL again this season is an immense achievement, it definitely comes with a bit of a nagging feeling about what the future holds.
On the whole, Fergie's bought well in the last few windows, bringing in some young players that have a lot of promise, especially in defence. But time's really running out to prove that we're not going down the Arsenal road.
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Spudiator
Member
The difference between us and Arsenal though is they were using the "transition period" line as an excuse for not winning trophies for several years (must be the longest transition period in history), whereas we're going through a genuine team transition because of older players being gradually replaced, but at the same time we're staying competitive, and this title win when it comes could be just what the young players need to get a taste of success as they mature and improve together as a team. We still need a few more top-draw players to round the team off, but I'm fully confident that this is gonna be a strong team for many years to come.
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Brown man
Member
You never know but I'd be reasonably confident - City will go into the derby needing to win, a situation they don't do very well. They're a collection of great individual talent but a bad team and I'd expect them to put that right in time & win the title in the next season or two.
Enjoy this one ( if we do hang on ) for that reason !Posted 1 year ago # -
Celebrations were justified until Taggart took them to the golf and spa country club in jock land where they were treated to manicures, pedicures, massages and prawn sandwiches.
Whiskey Nose then slagged off Tevez who has been the difference to City's new confidence.
Mancini's mind games have also worked and whatever happens he has taken the title to the wire.
How Wino was bumming up Scholes and Evans is a huge own goal.
Again, shut the fuck up, bag the tite and then start with the chilish soundbites.
Poor management by Fergie and good work by Mancini to get himself back into the title.
We are the laughing stock of the media today and quite rightly.
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Brown man
Member Taking the field against Wigan, they thought they had it won. 4-2 up v Everton, same thing, lesson from the Wigan game not learnt. This is most unFergusonlike at this stage of a season, I'm starting to wonder if, like Wenger, we've seen the last great team under his watch. Even I the pessimist thought we had it on Easter Sunday night !
The Liverpool fans meeting in the pubs near Anfilth for the WBA game ( oh to be Roy Hodgson after that one !) would've caught the tail-end of our one: who did they root for ??
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han
Member
Brown man said:
Taking the field against Wigan, they thought they had it won. 4-2 up v Everton, same thing, lesson from the Wigan game not learnt. This is most unFergusonlike at this stage of a season, I'm starting to wonder if, like Wenger, we've seen the last great team under his watch. Even I the pessimist thought we had it on Easter Sunday night !The Liverpool fans meeting in the pubs near Anfilth for the WBA game ( oh to be Roy Hodgson after that one !) would've caught the tail-end of our one: who did they root for ??
pretty obvious really
scousers hate us with a passion and would have been rooting for everton without a shadow of a doubtPosted 1 year ago #
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