glasgowspur
Luka Modric
VAR wouldn't have made a difference to the winner at the weekend, would it? Dodgy diving free kick but not every decision will be reviewed.
Teams like Liverpool will find a ay to get round it.
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The Official 2018/19 Premier League Thread
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VAR wouldn't have made a difference to the winner at the weekend, would it? Dodgy diving free kick but not every decision will be reviewed.
Teams like Liverpool will find a ay to get round it.
JerusalemMan
Chris Perry
Yeah.
I know two City fans. One is nearly 50 and the other is my brother-in-law.
Both suffered through harder tundra-like periods of supporting their team, like we have done. I don't like what their team now is but I don't begrudge the longer-suffering fans their joy.
They seem to have a hard time attracting glory hunters, which makes the so called market value of the sponsorship deals their owners are paying for even more of a joke. Nobody cares about them at all.
K.D.D.D.D.Soc
Ian Walker
I had a mate who worked at The Guardian and he had a season ticket and he went up to all weekend home games even back when they were in 3rd division, he passed away 4 years ago but he was over the moon about getting the better of United after virtually 60 years in their shadow.
JerusalemMan
Chris Perry
I am sad to be missing this.
The suppressed tantrum-ridden punditry, obviously. Not the faceful of phlegm.
mudshark
Chris Armstrong
The same reason only exclusive broadcast packages are available, that in any other commercial field would be deemed anti-competitive.
SteveAWOL
Chris Jones
The only Emirates Marketing Project fans I know are all Mancs born and bred (yet to meet a ManUre fan who is actually from the Manchester
) who’ve watched their club languish in the shadow of local reds for decades, so I don’t begrudge them their silverware and remind them that it’s only because they won the Arab lotto if they gloat Most football fans aren’t shameless enough to change allegiances, so guess it’ll take a few more years before we notice glory-hunting youngsters adding to their ranks. Just as how I only knew a handful of Chelsea fans up until a decade ago but now I see almost as many chavs smoking outside local Wetherspoon wearing that shirt as I do Goons.
Mosquito_Coasting
Jonathan Woodgate
Was watching the Manc derby the other day in a pub in London and when City scored the packed pub was utterly silent. Not even a solitary shout.
greatwhitenorf
Edgar Davids
Gotta say I was quite impressed by how forthright both Bernardo Silva and Kompany were in post-match interviews. Good players who don't sound in the least like they're impressed with themselves. Great command of English, too. Compare that to the half-Esperanto-half-Yoda claptrap Unai Emery spouts in that PeeWee Herman tone of voice.
greatwhitenorf
Edgar Davids
You should print that on a t-shirt and flog it round Ain'tField.
greatwhitenorf
Edgar Davids
Easily the most bizarre aspect of the game. Thought it was the right call to replace Foden, then he plays so tame and lifeless, like he didn't want to win. Scarcely showed any pace down the wing or tried to beat a man one-on-one.
Pizzed off because he doesn't get more playing time?
He's an absurdly good player - but only some of the time. Certainly not one you can count on or build a team around. He's not really proved that he can play well against teams who defend really deep, which is a problem as that's what 70% of matches are when you're one of the top 4 teams in the league.
K.D.D.D.D.Soc
Ian Walker
Foden is one of the best young English prospects I've seen for years, with the ability to run games from midfield, something we've been looking for years, he's lacking in experience at the top level and needs to play in important games like this to develop. I'm more than pleased to see him get a chance rather than Sane or any other foreign player. Seem all rather hypocritical to praise Poch for giving youth a chance and condem Pep, it's going to be far harder for Foden at City than any other club to break through and it's good to see him play.
a spur from swansea
Naybet
Sky Red ..oh sorry sky sports has been insufferable last couple of months with spit the dog and big nose banging on about their respective clubs.........i miss the impartiality of pundits now,its like social club with each pundit coming on with their old jerseys tucked under their shirt and tie....never get a balanced view on any game anymore.
How many times have we got to hear from Neville on whats wrong at Utd....another twenty minute rant last night ,fudge off we don't care ok.....and Carragher saying it be this and that if liverpool don't win the title for 20th time after each liverpool game ...can't wait for the season to end so we dont have to hear those two bangng on again again again....
How many times have we got to hear from Neville on whats wrong at Utd....another twenty minute rant last night ,fudge off we don't care ok.....and Carragher saying it be this and that if liverpool don't win the title for 20th time after each liverpool game ...can't wait for the season to end so we dont have to hear those two bangng on again again again....
Nah, he's just not that good.
