Blue Moon - The Manchester City Thread - C'MON CITY!

Jason Maher · May 7, 2012

And what will happen when your sugar daddies inevitably dump you? You'll be back to mid table mediocrity. United will still be at the top because we earn the money to stay there, in spite of the blood-sucking Glazers. I wonder what other team could even compete for the title while their owners drained 70-odd million quid every year, let alone win 4 in 6 years and come within a bees dick in the other two despite being clearly the inferior team on paper?

Twizzle · May 7, 2012

CliffyIsGod said:
Same thing the bitter United fans go on about. It makes no sense, is boring, and has been happening since the dawn of football.

It probably makes no sense to you.

Without your sugar daddy you'd still be mid table and when he's bored with your lot that's probably where you'll end up again.

WireMan · May 8, 2012

Jason Maher said:
Well it's not mathematically over, but I'm calling it. City will be deserving Premier League Champions. Enjoy the drought-breaking win.

Sod that.

I'll call it next week if they win. Its not over till its over.

Tonearm Terrorwrist said:
It's funny that they get upset about teams spending money I suppose they wish the league was fair again and they were the only team who could dangle £30m to a team in financial peril.

England is the Commerz league you need to spend that cash.

Its funny that the guy who gets upset most about money is you. EP£ ring a bell?

United make their own money, that's the difference. Not like City the chavy lottery winner.

Not that it matters, Chelsea were going to be bigger than United, just like City are now.

CliffyIsGod · May 8, 2012

WireMan said:
Sod that.

I'll call it next week if they win. Its not over till its over.

Its funny that the guy who gets upset most about money is you. EP£ ring a bell?

United make their own money, that's the difference. Not like City the chavy lottery winner.

Not that it matters, Chelsea were going to be bigger than United, just like City are now.

But in order for Trafford to "make their money" they needed to get big. They got big by buying players.

WireMan · May 8, 2012

CliffyIsGod said:
But in order for Trafford to "make their money" they needed to get big. They got big by buying players.

No they didn't.

They have always been big.

CliffyIsGod · May 8, 2012

WireMan said:
No they didn't.

They have always been big.

You are deluded enough to fit in well on Red Cafe.

WireMan · May 8, 2012

CliffyIsGod said:
You are deluded enough to fit in well on Red Cafe.

Maybe. Or you no nothing as you have come back to football with the rest of the Stockport massives in the last two seasons.

But if i'm deluded, when was United not the biggest club in the country?

CliffyIsGod · May 8, 2012

WireMan said:
Maybe. Or you no nothing as you have come back to football with the rest of the Stockport massives in the last two seasons.

But if i'm deluded, when was United not the biggest club in the country?

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CliffyIsGod · May 8, 2012

HowHigh · May 8, 2012

:lol:
I love watching City & United fans argue now

WireMan · May 8, 2012

HowHigh said:
:lol:
I love watching City & United fans argue now

Its not an argument.

Its Cliffy being wrong as he is a johnny come lately Stockport massive who has decided he has follwed his team since division 3 but in reality has been watching for 2 mins.

Thats why he called me deluded and to prove that United have not always been a big club he put a picture up of a score line?

Totally clueless. The good thing is, when the billionaire gets bored and leaves, so will Cliffy.

Anyways, you wish we were arguming with you about Liverpools chances at the top of the league!!

CliffyIsGod · May 9, 2012

WireMan said:
Its not an argument.

Its Cliffy being wrong as he is a johnny come lately Stockport massive who has decided he has follwed his team since division 3 but in reality has been watching for 2 mins.

Thats why he called me deluded and to prove that United have not always been a big club he put a picture up of a score line?

Totally clueless. The good thing is, when the billionaire gets bored and leaves, so will Cliffy.

Anyways, you wish we were arguming with you about Liverpools chances at the top of the league!!

Well done. You are the ultimate United band-wagoner. Probably have a Beckham Sharp jersey in your closet.

Manchester City = debt free and set up with long term infrastructure
Manchester United = full of debt from some dopey Americans and can't sign anyone of talent.

You sign Phil Jones, we sign Kun Aguero. Kun Aguero.

CliffyIsGod · May 9, 2012

Manchester City's Yaya Touré hails 'unbelievable boss' Roberto Mancini
http://aggbot.com/Manchester-City-News/article/16798763

Yaya Touré said Roberto Mancini deserves "full credit" for Manchester City being on the verge of a first championship in 44 years.
City lead Manchester United by a superior goal difference of eight so a win over Queens Park Rangers at the Etihad Stadium on Sunday will seal the title unless the champions beat Sunderland and better that margin.
City had trailed United by eight points following their 1-0 defeat at Arsenal in early April. But Touré, who scored both goals in the 2-0 win at Newcastle United, said Mancini had ensured his players still believed they could claim a first title since 1968.
"Full credit to Mancini – an unbelievable boss," the midfielder said. "He always believed in us, he always tries to tell us: 'Guys you have to believe in yourselves. Man United can drop some points. The most important thing is that you have to keep on winning games.' And if we keep on winning we feel United can drop some points enough for us. And we did it.
Regarding QPR, who require a point to be sure of survival, Touré said: "[We are] very happy but I think the job is not done yet we have to continue to win and look after Sunday. It will be amazing [to win the title] because it's for that I come to City, to make history and I hope I will make this history the next week. But we know its going to be tough against QPR because they need the points."
Touré's crucial opening strike against Newcastle came on 70 minutes and he added: "Yeah that was very important, but brilliant I think not, because I scored a more brilliant goal in Barcelona [before he joined City two seasons ago]. But I think it was amazing [as it was a] very important game for the title race but I think I get lucky to be in the right time to score this important goal for my team."

Twizzle · May 9, 2012

and how did the unbelievable boss do in UCL ?

you bought the Premier League, well done

you are sooooooooooo deluded if you think you've earned anything, take away your sugar daddy and you guys are just another team

CliffyIsGod · May 9, 2012

Twizzle said:
and how did the unbelievable boss do in UCL ?

you bought the Premier League, well done

you are sooooooooooo deluded if you think you've earned anything, take away your sugar daddy and you guys are just another team

10 points, which would take the team through in the vast majority of years. I am happy with that in the first year.

It's world football. There is money involved. Well done for working that out.

Twizzle · May 9, 2012

CliffyIsGod said:
10 points, which would take the team through in the vast majority of years. I am happy with that in the first year.

It's world football. There is money involved. Well done for working that out.

More delusional rubbish.

Spurs got through to the final 8 in their first year last season with no player on more that 70K a week.

No one at Citeh is on less than 180K a week. Great work by the unbelievable boss in paying overs for some of those duds who couldn't even get out of the group stages.

CliffyIsGod · May 9, 2012

Twizzle said:
More delusional rubbish.

Spurs got through to the final 8 in their first year last season with no player on more that €70K a week.

No one at Citeh is on less than €180K a week. Great work by the unbelievable boss in paying overs for some of those duds who couldn't even get out of the group stages.

Good on Spurs for making the final 8. The definitely over-acheived.

Plenty of City players are on less than that. Zabaleta, Richards, Hart, Lescott, de Jong, Barry, Clichy, Johnson, Milner and others wouldn't be on that much money.

And I believe they are payed in Pounds, not Euros.

Twizzle · May 9, 2012

I dont have a pounds symbol, lol

and most of those guys dont play that often but anyway, the point was made

WireMan · May 9, 2012

CliffyIsGod said:
Well done. You are the ultimate United band-wagoner. Probably have a Beckham Sharp jersey in your closet.

Manchester City = debt free and set up with long term infrastructure
Manchester United = full of debt from some dopey Americans and can't sign anyone of talent.

You sign Phil Jones, we sign Kun Aguero. Kun Aguero.

:lol:

Well done. Your a shining example of a City fan.

HowHigh · May 9, 2012

WireMan said:
Its not an argument.

Its Cliffy being wrong as he is a johnny come lately Stockport massive who has decided he has follwed his team since division 3 but in reality has been watching for 2 mins.

Thats why he called me deluded and to prove that United have not always been a big club he put a picture up of a score line?

Totally clueless. The good thing is, when the billionaire gets bored and leaves, so will Cliffy.

Anyways, you wish we were arguming with you about Liverpools chances at the top of the league!!

haha this is true

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