Manchester City Thread

[hallelujah]

Stop being a nob for a while, helge.

Have a day off.

[Joe 90]

Do you ?

I class Hal as a TD mate as I've met him in real life.

In fact the only member I've met on here apart from kmarts family .

Funny thing is we don't abuse each other as much now.

Use to to love calling Hal an armchair fan etc.


Lovey dovey stuff is for FB not Teakdoor.

[hallelujah]

Helge is alright. He just enjoys playing Devil's Advocate/Mr Contrary a bit too much; often on behalf of some of the board's lunatic fringe.

Anyway, he hasn't declared his team yet. So who is it?

[helge]

Anyway, he hasn't declared his team yet. So who is it?

When I was a kid it was Stoke.
Today..can't be bothered. To few english players, clubs turned business, owned by some mogols from the other side of the world

You do not have to agree, but I think you understand

He just enjoys playing Devil's Advocate/Mr Contrary a bit too much

Live with it, Bitch

[hallelujah]

When I was a kid it was Stoke.
Today..can't be bothered. To few english players, clubs turned business, owned by some mogols from the other side of the world

You do not have to agree, but I think you understand




Live with it, Bitch

Stoke. Hmmmmmmmm. Interesting.

I get what you mean about the game today and I've got mates who've turned their back on modern football and follow FC United for similar reasons to you.

[harrybarracuda]

You just knew if anyone at the Plastics was going to get it, it would be Walker.

Kyle Walker and Gabriel Jesus have tested positive for coronavirus, Manchester City have confirmed.
Two members of staff also tested positive, the club said in a statement.


"All four personnel will now observe a period of self-isolation in accordance with Premier League and UK government protocol on quarantine," said the Premier League side.

COVID-19: Manchester City stars Kyle Walker and Gabriel Jesus test positive for coronavirus | UK News | Sky News

[Edmond]

Kyle Walker

Let's hope he's available for the Man Utd semi-final.

[Joe 90]

Manchester City legend Colin Bell has died aged 74 after a short illness, the Premier League club have announced.

The former England midfielder made 492 appearances for City between 1966 and 1979, scoring 152 goals. He won 48 caps for his country.

"Few players have left such an indelible mark on City," said a club statement on Tuesday.

In 2004, Manchester City fans voted to name one of the stands at Etihad Stadium in Bell's honour.

"Colin Bell will always be remembered as one of Manchester City's greatest players and the very sad news today of his passing will affect everybody connected to our club," said City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak.

"I am fortunate to be able to speak regularly to his former manager and team-mates, and it's clear to me that Colin was a player held in the highest regard by all those who had the privilege of playing alongside him or seeing him play.

"The passage of time does little to erase the memories of his genius."

After starting his career at Bury, Bell moved to Manchester City - then in the second tier - midway through the 1965-66 season in a £47,500 deal.

He helped Joe Mercer's team win promotion that season and was instrumental in the Blues winning the First Division title two years later.

During his 13 years as a player at Maine Road, he also won the FA Cup, League Cup and Cup Winners' Cup.

'De Bruyne reminds me a lot of Colin' - tributes pour in for the 'King of the Kippax'
Former City team-mate Mike Summerbee, who was part of their 'Holy Trinity' alongside Bell and Francis Lee in the 1960s and 1970s, described Bell as "just the greatest footballer" the club has had.

"Colin was a lovely, humble man. He was a huge star for Manchester City but you would never have known it," said ex-forward Summerbee.

"He was quiet, unassuming and I always believe he never knew how good he actually was.

"[Current City midfielder] Kevin de Bruyne reminds me a lot of Colin in the way he plays and the way he is as a person."

Summerbee, 78, was among a number of former City players to pay tribute to Bell, along with celebrity fans including former Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher.

[Dillinger]

"Few players have left such an indelible mark on City,"

Come on, everyone knows...

Feed the goat and he will score
Feed the goat and he will score

[harrybarracuda]

Walker's left an indelible mark.

Man City confirm three new positive Covid-19 tests just hours before Man Utd clash

[Joe 90]

City looking far superior in the first half, time to bring Aguero on for Mahrez.

[Joe 90]

Stones is da man, first goal in 3 years.

[Joe 90]

In honour of tonight's emphatic victory over Trafford Rangers my youngest dug out his 2016/17 Match attax binder....

[Edmond]

Good game. Good chances. Utd were just off in the final 3rd.

[Dillinger]

[cyrille]

City looking far superior in the first half, time to bring Aguero on for Mahrez.

That might have been the move a couple of years ago, but Aguero looks like yesterday's man now.

Pep's relying more on attrition these days.

[Joe 90]

Will it be another 5-0 thrashing tonight???

C,mon City

[Joe 90]

The Stockport Ineista is now City's top scorer this season!


Phil Foden, hes one of our own

[Joe 90]

[Edmond]

City's top scorer this season

Hardly difficult.

4 league goals.


8 in total.

[Dillinger]

That's 8 times the amount Martial has scored

[Joe 90]

Goal!!!!!!!

De bruyne to Stones,pure class.

100th assist for Kevin and 1st PL goal for John

City will be back at the top of the league very soon..

[Joe 90]

Goal!!!!!

Get in Gundogan

We're going back on top!

The cream is rising to the top.

[hallelujah]

[QUOTEJoe 90;4209711]


We're going back on top!

.[/QUOTE]

No you're not.

[Joe 90]

Goal!!!!!

OMG Stones again