Freak
Born a freak always a freak.
Sterling is a diving cheating piece of shit.
Not sure tbh mate. If true then that's a bit daft.Isn’t it only if the player manages to con the ref I.e. if sterling actually got a pen for it
Was watching Sunday Supplement and James Ducker mentioned that statistically City are the best team when it comes to defending set pieces - which seemed surprising.Should definitely be targeting City next week on set pieces.
Due a win...?2 wins, 6 draws, 18 losses in Moyes' last 26 games. That is horrendous.
Which is why it ll suck not to have Pogba s physical presence. Zlatan or Fellaini will have to make up for it.Should definitely be targeting City next week on set pieces.
Might be our best chance of scoring goals.
Holy shit, how is this the first time I’m seeing this
Not posting the actual video? Sort yourself out.
Maybe they've just been getting away with it?Was watching Sunday Supplement and James Ducker mentioned that statistically City are the best team when it comes to defending set pieces - which seemed surprising.
Haven't looked in to it though.
They don't have a big enough fanbase to fill that stadium every week.What still amazes is how much empty
Seats at the Etihad in prime locations. You can understand the nose bleeds being less popular on a cold sunday afternoon but OT tier 1 areas are always full regardless of fixture. Theres whole blocks of empty blue seats 3 rows back middle of the pitch! I just dont get why someone would pay £600-£800 for a ticket and not use it unless United or Chelsea visit?
So is it rich arabs just wanting the seat for big games? Arm chair fans who cant be assed as its sunday afternoon and its on sky?
I can never get my head around this!
can't believe I've never seen this.
Not posting the actual video? Sort yourself out.
Do they have ticket brokers in England? That happens in the US where brokers buy up multiple seats to offload them for higher prices. Could be that no one wanted to pay high quid to see West Ham.What still amazes is how much empty
Seats at the Etihad in prime locations. You can understand the nose bleeds being less popular on a cold sunday afternoon but OT tier 1 areas are always full regardless of fixture. Theres whole blocks of empty blue seats 3 rows back middle of the pitch! I just dont get why someone would pay £600-£800 for a ticket and not use it unless United or Chelsea visit?
So is it rich arabs just wanting the seat for big games? Arm chair fans who cant be assed as its sunday afternoon and its on sky?
I can never get my head around this!
Yeah, though with the amount of possession that have, it stands to reason that in an average game, they'd concede fewer free-kicks and corners.Maybe they've just been getting away with it?
Huddersfield scored from one last week, Southampton should have scored 1 or 2 on Wednesday from them according to Tyler just then, and West Ham went very close just then.
I tend to agree, even big champions league nights you still see huge sections behind the goal empty. It has to be what you said, dont have the fan base to cover the availability of seats.They don't have a big enough fanbase to fill that stadium every week.
Playing Mangala and Otamendi together is just asking for troubleCity are definitely vulnerable defensively.
And they allegedly want to expand the stadiumI tend to agree, even big champions league nights you still see huge sections behind the goal empty. It has to be what you said, dont have the fan base to cover the availability of seats.
Do they have ticket brokers in England? That happens in the US where brokers buy up multiple seats to offload them for higher prices. Could be that no one wanted to pay high quid to see West Ham.
Other possibility is corporate bought tickets and no one went. A buddy of mine worked for a big bank in Fort Worth, TX, back in the early 2000s and he'd score the odd Dallas Mavericks or Dallas Stars corporate suite tickets.
You're a manly man.FA, please outlaw gloves on outfield players. Thanks.
Robbie Williams needs somewhere to play a concert.And they allegedly want to expand the stadium
United fans in and around Manchester who have City supporting mates will tell you just how different some of their supporters are. As a club, City have come a long way in 10 years, but the mindset of the fans has remained largely the same. Look at the apathy they have for the Champions League.What still amazes is how much empty
Seats at the Etihad in prime locations. You can understand the nose bleeds being less popular on a cold sunday afternoon but OT tier 1 areas are always full regardless of fixture. Theres whole blocks of empty blue seats 3 rows back middle of the pitch! I just dont get why someone would pay £600-£800 for a ticket and not use it unless United or Chelsea visit?
So is it rich arabs just wanting the seat for big games? Arm chair fans who cant be assed as its sunday afternoon and its on sky?
I can never get my head around this!
I try. I just find the nanny outfielders wearing gloves to be quite stupid.You're a manly man.
Good point mate!United fans in and around Manchester who have City supporting mates will tell you just how different some of their supporters are. As a club, City have come a long way in 10 years, but the mindset of the fans has remained largely the same. Look at the apathy they have for the Champions League.
Also, City have amongst the longest-serving ST holders in the league - many of whom routinely don't attend games.
That's just bizarre. If you had ST and a great product why wouldn't you attend as much as possible? You've already spent a significant amount of quid on the tickets.Also, City have amongst the longest-serving ST holders in the league - many of whom routinely don't attend games.
They have become the very thing they detested with United.United fans in and around Manchester who have City supporting mates will tell you just how different some of their supporters are. As a club, City have come a long way in 10 years, but the mindset of the fans has remained largely the same. Look at the apathy they have for the Champions League.
Also, City have amongst the longest-serving ST holders in the league - many of whom routinely don't attend games.