1 hour ago, RMH said:

I’m not sure who said it, maybe @Sexyfootball?, that we were in for winning the league this season. The way Man City are crumbling, this season is one for the underdogs to get it, so who knows. It’s all down to how many goals Sanchez gives away and how other teams like Arsenal fare (hopefully they crumble as well). But, I don’t think this season is a given that City will win the PL.

 

57 minutes ago, Scott Harris said:

Liverpool are going to walk it. Win tomorrow and they are 9 points ahead of us.

Yeah what Scott said, and Liverpool are no underdog.

Especially after the whole Coote thing they are a banker for the league and favorable ref calls as a mark of "justice".

2 minutes ago, axman2526 said:

 

Yeah what Scott said, and Liverpool are no underdog.

Especially after the whole Coote thing they are a banker for the league and favorable ref calls as a mark of "justice".

Next week Liverpool v City,  Liverpool could end Citys title hopes

6 minutes ago, POCH OUT said:

Next week Liverpool v City,  Liverpool could end Citys title hopes

They will, this City side is broken and Pool will show them no mercy.

No team is ever beating our home record of unbeaten games.

It seemed like City hadn’t lost at home for ages but they was only on 52 games.

Every cloud I suppose…

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Werner just ended Walker's career.

Wow

Shame it had to be Tottenham

27 minutes ago, POCH OUT said:

Annoying that Maresca wasnt brave enough when we played city

It was his first match 

They have lost 5 times in a row that’s sum form wow!!

f**k off Tim Sherwood, you're not reclaiming 'Spursy'. Bottling w**kers and they always will be

Could well be 6 next week 

Wow Spurs thrash City, Arsenal thrash forest, and we end up scrapping a win when qe should have won by 4 or 5.

Frustrating.

Spurs forward players are decisive they don’t f**k around trying to beat a player 5 times.

23 minutes ago, axman2526 said:

Wow Spurs thrash City, Arsenal thrash forest, and we end up scrapping a win when qe should have won by 4 or 5.

Frustrating.

All teams got same amount of points today. Doesn’t matter how we did it.

One weekend we’ll smash someone and other team will scrape a narrow win. Just how it is.

Calm down everyone, this was two weeks ago:

 

Our record is safe for another 4 years.

Our home unbeaten record and the least goals conceded in a season will never be beaten.

The irony is that Pep signed a new contract when city are on some of their worst form in years. I remember someone saying some time ago that managers have an expiration date in football no matter how good they are and Pep with City might be reaching that turning point. Honestly should have left before he tarnished his legacy.

 

5 hours ago, Scott Harris said:

Liverpool are going to walk it. Win tomorrow and they are 9 points ahead of us.

Yep, I think Liverpool will win the title this season quite easily, even if they lose tmrw.

A bit of a misunderstanding from many that Man City's 52 games home unbeaten streak included all competitions.

In the Premier League, it was 35 games. So 51 off from our 86 record.

Edited November 23, 20241 yr by Jezz

For some historical context:

That was City's biggest loss in any competition (home or away) since January 2017 when Everton beat them 4-0 at Goodison Park.

This was also City's biggest home PL defeat since February 2003 when Arsenal beat them 5-1 at Maine Road.

57 minutes ago, Frankie8Lampard said:

The irony is that Pep signed a new contract when city are on some of their worst form in years. I remember someone saying some time ago that managers have an expiration date in football no matter how good they are and Pep with City might be reaching that turning point. Honestly should have left before he tarnished his legacy.

It is not really the manager though. City's sign of downfall has been coming in recent years.

It is very expensive to keep a winning team and more importantly you can tell the 🤑🤑🤑 is drying up. 

Their signing in recent years has been un-city like

4 minutes ago, Bob stark said:

It is not really the manager though. City's sign of downfall has been coming in recent years.

It is very expensive to keep a winning team and more importantly you can tell the 🤑🤑🤑 is drying up. 

Their signing in recent years has been un-city like

Rodri? Kovacic?  

4 minutes ago, Llangennech said:

Rodri? Kovacic?  

Replacing Gundo with Kova, resigning Gundo. 

Where is kdb replacement? 

1 minute ago, Bob stark said:

Replacing Gundo with Kova, resigning Gundo. 

Where is kdb replacement? 

I think they'll try and re-sign Cole Palmer.