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I take back what I said, Brighton are single handedly trying to help City get their goal difference back :lol:

Hoping Brighton can get at least a point here.

If we actually tried to play the sort of football we did in the first half, where we were actually calm and patient in possession for a change instead of hot potato chaos ball, he wouldn't be on the verge of the sack.

We never make it too easy for ourselves but nice to get the win. First half was what I'd like to see a lot more of, to the point where people were I saw people on social media questioning if that Wilcox report was right :lol: Bar the mistake...

He was even implementing it here last season. Coming away from the possession stuff this season is where a lot of our problems have come from ever since August, and that's why he is also hugely responsible for this year.

Well if it comes down to goal difference, it's definitely Arsenal's.

Arsenal are so much better to watch than City.

He’s a striker that needs service. Look how invisible Haaland looks in the best team in the world at times. Think he’s the least of our problems.

People say about the players, but thinking about it I'm more than happy to give a lot of them a chance under a new set up. Time should be up for the likes of Lindelof, Maguire, Wan-Bissaka, McTominay, Martial and Rashford that have had enough...

I left at 4-3 and didn’t bother turning round when I found out it had been disallowed. That was the culmination of watching this utter bilge all season. We won but it’s likely going to mean feck all, let’s be honest.

Not being funny but Potter or Southgate couldn’t serve up any worse performances.

I can’t do another season of this. We’re too far gone for him to turn it around now.

And that's the difference between great sides and crap like Chelsea.

Useless pricks Chelsea.

Stonewall penalty when you consider some of the ones that have been given in recent years.