MNF: Stoke v City

Originally Posted by Ethers

Andrey Arshavin

On about the goalie. Late ‘90s.

But Arshavin was a throwback. Very punchable face.

Originally Posted by S/Side.Red

On about the goalie. Late ‘90s.

But Arshavin was a throwback. Very punchable face.

Alex manninger

Originally Posted by Sparky***

Alex manninger

Yep. Turns out he was at Liverpool a couple of years ago

Originally Posted by jem

oh, yeah... hate figures like grimandi and vivas.

players like suarez don't compare. otamendi can £#%&! off too.

That’s the point Jem back then even the most insignificant member of the squad was utterly detestable, now I don’t give a £#%&! about any of the current lot, really, they’re just a bit inconvenient.

Do reckon I could properly hate Ederson though.

Joe Hart was probably the last City player I actually hated.

Amazing how quick it changes, from the likes of Bellamy, Gerrard, Suarez, Torres, Terry etc. only a few short years ago to a whole league full of meh.

Originally Posted by dunk

I would've happily stomped Nelson Vivas on sight, poor fella never did anything.

I despised Stephane Henchoz with such fervour I had to go and have a walk whenever he got away with one of his hand balls..

Absolutely hated Henchoz and resented the success off the back of saves he made with his hand.

Fa cup v Arsenal and league cup v us

Originally Posted by dunk

That’s the point Jem back then even the most insignificant member of the squad was utterly detestable, now I don’t give a £#%&! about any of the current lot, really, they’re just a bit inconvenient.

my approach hasn't changed. depends on the player.

can't believe mj mentioned dalglish above. never a hate figure as a player. superb to watch.

Originally Posted by jem

my approach hasn't changed. depends on the player.

can't believe mj mentioned dalglish above. never a hate figure as a player. superb to watch.

He meant Kenny, not Kelly

Originally Posted by jem

my approach hasn't changed. depends on the player.

can't believe mj mentioned dalglish above. never a hate figure as a player. superb to watch.

Dalglish is their greatest ever player imo

Still hated him though.

Originally Posted by S/Side.Red

On about the goalie. Late ‘90s.

But Arshavin was a throwback. Very punchable face.

Was a joke pal, as he was also a rosy cheeked tosser. But played upfront. And was in all honesty far too short to be an effective keeper. Imagine the hilarity!

Banter.

Originally Posted by Ethers

Was a joke pal, as he was also a rosy cheeked tosser. But played upfront. And was in all honesty far too short to be an effective keeper. Imagine the hilarity!

Banter.

True.

Originally Posted by jem

my approach hasn't changed. depends on the player.

can't believe mj mentioned dalglish above. never a hate figure as a player. superb to watch.

Not sure that’s the point pal. Pires was probably superb to watch but he was a ratty faced #@&%!.

Remember even hating Reyes. Gormless nothing player for them.

Kyle Walker is an absolute #@&%!. Would love to drive past him in traffic and give him some gyp.

Originally Posted by Ethers

Was a joke pal, as he was also a rosy cheeked tosser. But played upfront. And was in all honesty far too short to be an effective keeper. Imagine the hilarity!

Banter.

Scored a cracker against us at Old Trafford. Think it was the time Wenger did his Sermon on the Mount act when he got sent to the stands

Originally Posted by sa7

Scored a cracker against us at Old Trafford. Think it was the time Wenger did his Sermon on the Mount act when he got sent to the stands

Consolation no doubt

Originally Posted by dunk

That’s the point Jem back then even the most insignificant member of the squad was utterly detestable, now I don’t give a £#%&! about any of the current lot, really, they’re just a bit inconvenient.

Do reckon I could properly hate Ederson though.

Joe Hart was probably the last City player I actually hated.

Amazing how quick it changes, from the likes of Bellamy, Gerrard, Suarez, Torres, Terry etc. only a few short years ago to a whole league full of meh.

It’s because we’ve been shit.

Originally Posted by dunk

Consolation no doubt

Put them one up.


Wenger that day

Seaman
Cole
Lauren
Cygan
Keown
Toure
Campbell
Vieira
Pires
Parlour
Ljungberg
Henry
Kanu
Wiltord
Edu
Reyes
Bergkamp
Van Bronkhorst
Gilberto Silva

Absolutely despised them! #@&%!y, flambouyant, flashy, smug, self important, cockney £#%&!ers. The complete antithesis of the United team at the time.

Agree with the sentiment though - very little to hate about today's current players, they're all just a much of a muchness really.

Originally Posted by Sparky***

Alex manninger

Didn't he turn up at Liverpool like last year or something?

Originally Posted by dunk

Consolation no doubt

Made it 1-0 to them actually but we turned it around. Then they thought they'd equalised in the fourth minute of three added on but it was offside, that was when Wenger did his thing

Originally Posted by andyroo

Made it 1-0 to them actually but we turned it around. Then they thought they'd equalised in the fourth minute of three added on but it was offside, that was when Wenger did his thing

Ah yes. Good times

Originally Posted by S/Side.Red

True.



Not sure that’s the point pal. Pires was probably superb to watch but he was a ratty faced #@&%!.

Remember even hating Reyes. Gormless nothing player for them.

pires was a duck-running leg-flicking diving cheat and wum. reyes was gutless. what did dalglish do apart from be too damned good? did he go in with both feet, wind up and chicken out, cheat, complain to the ref, go missing in big games etc? what was there to hate about dalglish on the pitch? he was the kind of player you would watch playing for a team you hated and think.... that's how the game is meant to be.

maybe I just don't recall dalglish's bad maradona moments.

Originally Posted by jem

pires was a duck-running leg-flicking diving cheat and wum. reyes was gutless. what did dalglish do apart from be too damned good? did he go in with both feet, wind up and chicken out, cheat, complain to the ref, go missing in big games etc? what was there to hate about dalglish on the pitch? he was the kind of player you would watch playing for a team you hated and think.... that's how the game is meant to be.

maybe I just don't recall dalglish's bad maradona moments.

Never saw him, but I'm going to go with yes, simply because he seems the type.