HehGiven how City like to muck around and give their rivals hope on the final day, I think that's fairly unlikely
Premier League Gameweek 38
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik (@Rood) was joined by comedian Ali Woods to look back at the best and worst moments of a rollercoaster season with the annual United Hour Awards.
Has Ten Hag been sacked yet? We're not sure and we hope not, but it's looking more likely as the days pass.
Who should replace him and why is it taking so long to make a decision?
Game over
City didn't even want to build any suspense. At least I can ignore the other games now
Cracking goal by Foden. Fair play.
We were expecting plucky West Ham to make it difficult, City to get more and more nervous as the game dragged on
Just shows how boring football is as a neutral
Did anyone really think there was any chance for Arsenal today? All hope died on Tuesday.
West Ham useless as ever.
"That was simply beautiful.." "Yes your excellency"
He may have said a bad word as he did the celebration
Good last day of the season...
Also, so much for a tension filled final day
That was some goal by Foden.
Imagine actually having to rely on Moyes for a result
On the other hand, no one's going to care about 4-in-a-row. It'll be a footnote to The Farewell.
The PL is a true farmer's league of Europe. 6 out 7, 4 in a row.
City will now see the game out with boring Guardiola ball. Saves us the bother and lets us just watch our game I suppose.
Delighted, another title won by a club nobody acknowledges as a real club. Would be far worse if the arsenal won it
It's a cringefest. Although it is amusing that City are going for an unprecedented 4 in a row and all the attention is on Klopp.
What i love about the league is how unpredictable it is. Best in the world
Literally won the award for it.
Not the time for the away support to be chanting about kicking a blue thoughHe simply oozes failure. Nobody expected anything but total rollover
The Premier League really is shit these days, nothing exciting about it anymore.
Its acknowledged by the record books. And in 20 years noone will care about how they did it.
Its boggling how outside of City the biggest cheerleaders of the blue side in Manchester across England is some United fans.
Mateta gives Palace lead against Villa.
That's an insult to farmers. Tractor competitions have more suspense and drama than this.
Exactly. City winning a title is bad and something that we as United fans should be against.Its acknowledged by the record books. And in 20 years noone will care about how they did it.
Its boggling how outside of City the biggest cheerleaders of the blue side in Manchester across England is some United fans.
Arsenal bottling it is always amusing
Kick the cheating oil fiends out and it becomes a spectacle again.
I would rather Arsenal won it that City, I wouldnt want City to win anything not even the pre-match coin toss.
In France ten years ago, yes.
You get it
City are so fecking boring to watch it’s unreal. Pep has basically assembled the most relentless football side imaginable whilst also making them insanely dull. Pep and their 115 charges have ruined the premier league.
6 titles out of the last 7
4 titles in a row
Can we at least stop that nonsense of downplaying other leagues because they are "one-horse races"?
The PL has been a one-horse race for 7 years in a row, the only question is how long City allows the second best team to theoretically still be in the race.
4 titles in a row
Can we at least stop that nonsense of downplaying other leagues because they are "one-horse races"?
The PL has been a one-horse race for 7 years in a row, the only question is how long City allows the second best team to theoretically still be in the race.
City heading towards a 4th title in the row and their fans in the ground are more interesting in singing about Man Utd than supporting them
Correct - anyone suggesting otherwise is just coping. 99% of football fans don't give a shit about financial regulations.
City will need about three red cards to let this go now.
The same award that a 40 year old Giggs and Scott Parker won. I wouldn’t say it’s always the best gauge.