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Half way to Infinity
So you’re actually paying to inflict pain on yourself? Ive heard about your sort.
All purpose football thread 2023/24 Season
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PrettyVacant
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So you’re actually paying to inflict pain on yourself? Ive heard about your sort.
Nothing like a bit of self flagellation at 3pm on a Saturday albeit 12.30 today.
Spraggons Den
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Will be interested to see how Man C go today Haaland missing through injury …
Spraggons Den
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Lovin this, both goals coming from Kyle Walkers position - it’s like he has mind on something else ….
oldius
Manchester City, dogs, family and food.
The benefit of a strong bench really helped us today. Newcastle are plagued by injuries, and tiredness played a part, but they were dangerous for much of the game. I liked the ball into midfield followed by an instant pass out to the wings - it sucked in our centre and then sprung the attack. Oscar Bobb, who I've mentioned before, is a serious talent and it is very clear that the other players recognise it. I watched him win the Academy player of the year for two years running, across age groups, and that is serious in an Academy setup like City's. The relief at the end of the game was testimony to what a hard match this was. Commiserations to the Newcastle fans - a fanbase, manager and team that I like.
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Spraggons Den
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I wasnt shooting my mouth off and I am not your bud.
It was a comment made as a neutral, in fact as a Boro fan I am really not fond of Saudi FC or smug bastard Eddie Howe. Talking of smug bastards, nobody gives a flying **** about your world champions thing btw. I was just making observations on what was an enjoyable game, its see-saw nature and relating it to Walkers off field shenanigans.
I’ve been following footie since 1973 and I have seen most teams have highs and lows - even yours - remember when we beat you 7-0 during the Ericsson era and of course Jamie Pollocks own goal of the century that got you relegated. Sure, you are in a good period but the pendulum always swings maybe when you lose Pep.
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Not a problem if you can bring on a superstar like De Bruyne.
oldius
Manchester City, dogs, family and food.
He had an impact, for sure, but he's been out for 5 months. Few mention Stones, but I think he's just as pivotal.
awkwardbydesign
Officially Awesome
That's how I feel. The first football match I ever went to, City were relegated.It's only football.
At least this year, my team isn't fighting relegation
Bob McC
Living the life of Riley
De Bruyne has now scored as many goals in 50 minutes of premier league action this season as Hojlund has in 1000 minutes of premier league action.
blossomchris
I feel better than James Brown
Boring, my team/players is better than yours
blossomchris
I feel better than James Brown
good game, should have won this really, deffo still missing Madison.
gintonic
50 shades of grey pussy cats
Blue Belle
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Wow.. i wonder who Liverpool will replace Klopp with, Alonso maybe?