100000000000005 Great comedy Man City moments

Originally Posted by dunk

Exceptions that prove the rule, as they say. You'll find my post from HT in the Liverpool game absolutely astounded at what was easily the best half of football in Mourinho's reign.

What happened there then?

Originally Posted by dunk

Your view would probably tend to be that when it goes right it's the manager and when it goes wrong it's the players, I'd go the other way, and never the twain shall meet. But I'm just speculating.

When it goes right it’s obviously both manager and players. When it goes wrong, it could be either. That’s where speculation comes in unless enough time has passed to lay the blame at the manager’s door either way. Either for being his fault, or for being unable to fix the fault with the team. I think that time is still 6 or 7 months away when it comes to mourinho, or any new united manager. Which means the Twain will meet, one way or the other.

Originally Posted by Jammy Dodger

What happened there then?



When it goes right it’s obviously both manager and players. When it goes wrong, it could be either. That’s where speculation comes in unless enough time has passed to lay the blame at the manager’s door either way. Either for being his fault, or for being unable to fix the fault with the team.

It was a game against Liverpool at OT, the players went for it, they reverted to type once he got hold of them at HT.

Originally Posted by dunk

It was a game against Liverpool at OT, the players went for it, they reverted to type once he got hold of them at HT.

What, so mourinho saw things going well and then decided to put a stop to it? Not just in that match, but in every match since?

I’d say mourinho is pragmatic. If he stumbled over something that worked he’d keep doing it.

It being Liverpool would more likely suggest to me it was a general attitude problem in other games. Again, something mourinho has alluded to. And something that has been evident since before his time. There’s been an improvement in big games since the first Liverpool and city games. Something which suggests mourinho is making some progress rather than the players ignoring him and going for it. I imagine it was the pressure thing that got to them in the second half.

will you two just stick to arguing about the same thing on one thread you pair of @#%&!s.

Originally Posted by plopborsky

will you two just stick to arguing about the same thing on one thread you pair of @#%&!s.

We're only trying to keep you entertained

Originally Posted by Jammy Dodger

What, so mourinho saw things going well and then decided to put a stop to it? Not just in that match, but in every match since?

I’d say mourinho is pragmatic. If he stumbled over something that worked he’d keep doing it.

It being Liverpool would more likely suggest to me it was a general attitude problem in other games. Again, something mourinho has alluded to. And something that has been evident since before his time. There’s been an improvement in big games since the first Liverpool and city games. Something which suggests mourinho is making some progress rather than the players ignoring him and going for it. I imagine it was the pressure thing that got to them in the second half.

It wasn't. They set up visibly 5-10 yards deeper from the outset second half. It was clear as day. Nothing to do with pressure. Instruction. All his teams have done it throughout his career. Get infront, drop back, strangle the game, hit them on the break if possible. It's his MO.

Even in that game the primary attacking tactic was aim for Lukaku in the inside left and feed off the knock downs. Just like the plan against Seville was aim for Lukaku and Felli, play for knockdowns, and get the ball left and hit in-swingers to the back post.

Originally Posted by plopborsky

will you two just stick to arguing about the same thing on one thread you pair of c***s.

Jesus, does that sour faced bitter old @#%&! ever NOT look like somebody has just farted near him?

Taken today at Ray Wilsons funeral.

Originally Posted by Pop

Jesus, does that sour faced bitter old @#%&! ever NOT look like somebody has just farted near him?

Taken today at Ray Wilsons funeral.

To be fair what look do you have on your kite at funerals?

Exactly.

Originally Posted by ScholesGingerSheen

To be fair what look do you have on your kite at funerals?

If it's the service or internment, a sad face. 😔
Of its the wake, laughing like a £#%&!in loon. 😁

Originally Posted by Pop

Jesus, does that sour faced bitter old @#%&! ever NOT look like somebody has just farted near him?

Taken today at Ray Wilsons funeral.

Did he wave the hearse of the @#%&!

I have no doubt he did, the piss soaked senile old @#%&!.

Originally Posted by Pop

I have no doubt he did, the piss soaked senile old @#%&!.

To me, he is actually saying "ooh that smells gorgeous."

LOVES a beef and onion fart does #@&%!er

https://twitter.com/DuncanCastles/status/1017481140586852353

Originally Posted by ScarFace

https://twitter.com/DuncanCastles/st...81140586852353

Like the spinal tap scene about Stonehenge that

Tragic. Just a tragic £#%&!ing club

This is Premier League football 2018.

You’re £#%&!ing welcome to it

Originally Posted by ScarFace

https://twitter.com/DuncanCastles/st...81140586852353

£#%&! me, that’s tragic £#%&!ing state of those @#%&!s

Originally Posted by chooch

Like the spinal tap scene about Stonehenge that

the aliens dancing next to him remind me of that old gif...

Smashing these @#%&!s next season will be the sweetest in a long time.