Manchester City

[frank the tank]

Himself and Bruno Fernandes in the same team.....moany cunts the two of them. If you have one consequence-free punch, then it would be very hard to decide which one of them to use it on

[Doc_Piptorious]

Himself and Bruno Fernandes in the same team.....moany cunts the two of them. If you have one consequence-free punch, then it would be very hard to decide which one of them to use it on

Just get one to stand right behind the other with his face six inches from the other's skull. Two for one punch that way

[Irishnev]

It is infuriating if you stop and think that they still have 115 charges hanging over them and that their owners are complicit in other areas that eventually saw Abramovic removed

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[baitman]

It is infuriating if you stop and think that they still have 115 charges hanging over them and that their owners are complicit in other areas that eventually saw Abramovic removed

https://twitter.com/adamjoseph____/s...56149239771344

In June, Pep Guardiola spoke at the University of Manchester where he condemned the genocides happening across the world, including in Sudan.

On Sunday, people protested outside the Etihad aiming to raise awareness of City’s link to the genocide in Sudan. Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed is arming the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), who are raping, murdering & conducting an ethnic cleansing in Sudan.

This is not speculation, either. Intercepted calls from the CIA show Mansour was directly coordinating with RSF Commander Hemedti, using his “charities” as cover to supply weapons & aid to the RSF.

Roman Abramovich was rightly forced to sell Chelsea after he was sanctioned by the UK government and had his UK-based assets frozen because of his ties to Vladimir Putin following the illegal invasion of Ukraine.

Mansour & the UAE should be held to the same. They won't though of course, because money talks & that's more important than an ongoing genocide in Sudan that the UAE are directly funding & supporting.

This is a genocide. This is sportswashing. And it is exactly why countries & nation states should never be allowed to own football clubs.

'We're silent in the face of injustice, feel safer than speaking up. I am deeply troubled by the images the world is seeing in real time in Sudan, in Ukraine & in Palestine & Gaza.

We see the horror of thousands and thousands of innocent children, innocent mothers and fathers, innocent entire families suffering, starving, being killed & yet we are surrounded by leadership in many fields, not just politicians in politics who don't consider the inequality, vulnerability & misfortune of others.'

- Pep Guardiola, five months ago...

[Scratch]

The fact that he's bothered to address the rumourss makes me hopeful that Pep might leave this summer.

BBC Article

[vlahka]

I thought he was hugging himself for a moment.

[red g]

The fact that he's bothered to address the rumourss makes me hopeful that Pep might leave this summer.

BBC Article

Think he will go when he wins the league again

[Buzzo]

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[rudedog]

That’s a decent 11 to be fair. We spent half that on 2 players

[Buzzo]

…that’s not really the point

That’s a £500m 13 month spend on top off the previous years of high spend. We’ve had one big window ever, and we punted loads of players to offset.

[rudedog]

…that’s not really the point

That’s a £500m 13 month spend on top off the previous years of high spend. We’ve had one big window ever, and we punted loads of players to offset.

No, it was my point

Just pointing out that we might have been in a better situation had we not splashed out so much money on a couple of players instead of bolstering the squad as a whole.

[peterbread]

Still time for them to spend more after their performance in the derby.

[baitman]

Still time for them to spend more after their performance in the derby.

They are still spending, but its more tactical...
Refs, FA and the Premier league officials all sucking on the oily tit.

[ChesterDave]

Getting thrashed away to Bodo

2-0 down at half term, a third disallowed. then 3-0 down for real, 3-1, city man sent off. 2nd disallowed Bodo goal

[labourRed]

Not watching it. But the thought of Khusanov leading the back line was enough for pep to press for Guehi I'd say.