Manchester United doesn't need the crybaby, overpaid cheater named Wayne Rooney...all they need is CHICHARITO!!!
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Posts: 372Posted 15 years ago #esomedina said:
Manchester United doesn't need the crybaby, overpaid cheater named Wayne Rooney...all they need is CHICHARITO!!!Best nickname ever!
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Posts: 1,415Posted 15 years ago #Hmm kinda haha.
I was a little pee'd off at Cesc's comments that Arsenal still would have won if Man City had 15 players.
Umm last season 4-2!
Why dont you f*** off to Barcelona hey?!!
Lost a bit of respect for him!Forget Cesc, Vladimir Weiss is the future playmaker!
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Posts: 1,415Posted 15 years ago #Yeah exactly, Walcott was more dignified about it.
And we're the only team to beat Chelsea this season, which is a big ask of anyone.What was it 4th or 6th minute Boyata was sent off?
Even at 1-0 down City were still a big treat.
They played well and did themselves proud.Joe Hart with the penalty save
So yeah Cesc if YOU cant beat our keeper from 12 yards with all the time you need you then you shouldnt be spouting off!
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Posts: 1,528Posted 15 years ago #Nani's controversial goal today
I'm not too keen on whether it was a live ball or not but the whole tongue sticking out after the goal and slight taunting was a bit much. But...well...it's Sp*rs so who else would it have happened to? lol
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Posts: 372Posted 15 years ago #there's always a bit of controversy when we play against Utd. Mendes goal that was disallowed even though it was well over the line and a couple of dodgy penalties that changed the course of the games. Still we don't help ourselves by rolling over every time we play them!
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Posts: 1,415Posted 15 years ago #What a load of sh!t.
_________________________And now I hear Tevez may miss the Derby against Man Utd but Wayne 'Super Scumbag' Rooney could be fit.
It gets sh!tter.
Sort it out you overpaid chumps!
Mancini will accept his share of his responsibilty but is it not time some of City's players showed some responsibility of their own? He appears unable to fathom a culture that sees players head to Scotland for golf and drinking on a day off - and he is not alone.
Surely he is right to expect, at the very least, a measure of sensible recovery and preparation from players so richly rewarded? Should he really have to worry about what might happen on a day off? He is their manager not their father.
As the mystified Mancini rightly said after the incident in Scotland: "I don't understand why they have chosen this and I am unhappy about it. We are playing every three or four days at the moment and it is difficult enough to recover."
And what of suggestions that Mancini's departure would not be mourned by many of his squad, who have struggled to cope with his demanding training methods and supposedly stand-offish approach?
I have heard the dissenting voices at Eastlands from Manchester City fans unsure about Mancini but you suspect they would take the side of their manager in this debate. Plenty of City supporters would train morning, noon and night for a great deal less than half of the salary commanded by many of their squad. They would certainly accept a boss who was a bit slow to throw his arms around them.
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Posts: 372Posted 15 years ago #that's modern day footballers for you, a bunch of over paid diva's...
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