Tbf I took it as a joke. Even gave it a funny.
I find that's great advice for most things on here - view each post as humourous first and foremost then work down from that.
Apart from maybe the RIP thread. Not many jokes in there generally.
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I find that's great advice for most things on here - view each post as humourous first and foremost then work down from that.
Apart from maybe the RIP thread. Not many jokes in there generally.
Lol indeed. Look at the state of your reply.
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Friend of mine doesnt find the same joy in it. Celebrated play off finals way more. He knows theyre doped while still wants to win isnt as bothered by the abuse i give give him for there regular failure to beat us
And this is why these cunts have won nothing.
That is brilliant.
I have it on good authority that Man City once languished in League 2 (Division 3 in old money!)
Haven't stopped fucking hearing about it all weekend!
How many Man City fans is that now who were at Gigg Lane, Bury in 1998...?
By the last count, it's well over 200,000 and rising!!
There were seemingly more Man City fans inside the 12,000 capacity ground that night, than the entire population of the Town!!!
APPARENTLY!!
Haven't stopped fucking hearing about it all weekend!
How many Man City fans is that now who were at Gigg Lane, Bury in 1998...?
By the last count, it's well over 200,000 and rising!!
There were seemingly more Man City fans inside the 12,000 capacity ground that night, than the entire population of the Town!!!
APPARENTLY!!
I was in the the Bar Side to see Colchester play them in 1999. It felt like a bit of a circus as Sky had it on pay-per-view and the U’s were debuting a Brazilian player called Fumaça, who came off after 15 minutes and never played for Col U again. Rumour was that professional Manc Noel Gallagher was in the away stand to see his boys
. End result 1-0 to the mighty City. Jason Dozell was also playing for the Us back then.
Well...
Pep Guardiola became the first manager in history to win the Treble twice when his Manchester City side beat Inter Milan to lift the Champions League trophy on Saturday.
Having already achieved the holy grail of league title, domestic cup and European glory with Barcelona in 2009, Guardiola and his City players became the 10th team to ever achieve the feat.
Guardiola is the greatest coach football has ever known.
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Manchester City: 'Hysterical and 'hated at times' - Pep Guardiola is the greatest
Last updated 10 June 2023Pep Guardiola became the first manager in history to win the Treble twice when his Manchester City side beat Inter Milan to lift the Champions League trophy on Saturday.
Having already achieved the holy grail of league title, domestic cup and European glory with Barcelona in 2009, Guardiola and his City players became the 10th team to ever achieve the feat.
Guardiola is the greatest coach football has ever known.
'Hysterical & hated at times - but Guardiola is the greatest'
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola is the greatest of all time, says Spanish football expert Guillem Balague.
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They all look guilty of something... perhaps maybe just smugness in this one.
..and look who's there, with a smirk, on the far left... ol' Ceferin
I can’t stand these cunts , however I made a deal with myself that if they stopped the gooners from winning the league I’d let them have the treble this season, so apologies everyone but this was the lesser of 2 evils! 
Tbh imo chelsea and city have caused a domino effect on other clubs. Clubs having to charge higher ticket prices to bring more revenue in order to try and compete.
Weve lost out on numerous competitions and champions league appearances because of both of them. Nevermind the money.
I disagree they would charge as much as they can regardless