On 27/02/2026 at 12:29, mojo said:

Chelsea V Barcelona in the final then

58 minutes ago, Scott Harris said:

City have been poor. Leeds are playing with a lot more urgency and aggression.

Aaronson is a waste of space. Looks great until the acid is applied.

3 hours ago, Caps_Lock_King said:

Brentford thrashing Burnley away from home, shows how pathetic our performance was last week

A wise Shed End chap keeps his own counsel .

Semenyo has consistently made a contribution since signing for City.

I just can’t shake the feeling that if we’d signed him he’d be not much better than the collection of failed wingers we already have. Similarly, most of them would likely at least look half decent at City.

It’s like BlueCo’s head office is built on an Indian burial ground.

City rode their luck a bit today. If this was City from 2 years ago, I would bank on them winning all of their games to win the title, but they definitely aren't capable of that with this current group. I feel like they will still drop points, it's just a matter of who drops more points between them and Arsenal.

18 minutes ago, Snedger said:

Semenyo has consistently made a contribution since signing for City.

I just can’t shake the feeling that if we’d signed him he’d be not much better than the collection of failed wingers we already have. Similarly, most of them would likely at least look half decent at City.

It’s like BlueCo’s head office is built on an Indian burial ground.

Semenyo now has 6 goals in 11 games for City. And they have 4 clean sheets in 7 games with Guehi playing as well.

But we don't really need any more reasons to validate sacking our incompetent sporting directors LOL

Edited February 28Feb 28 by Sexyfootball

It was admittedly a little alarming seeing Guardiola take off Cherki for Aké. Definitely a van Gaal rather than a Cruyff.

(If Val's influence extends as far as having the latter's name censored, I'm referring to Jordi's dad).

8 hours ago, PloKoon13 said:

It was admittedly a little alarming seeing Guardiola take off Cherki for Aké. Definitely a van Gaal rather than a Cruyff.

(If Val's influence extends as far as having the latter's name censored, I'm referring to Jordi's dad).

Careful, you’ll give Val a turn.

9 hours ago, PloKoon13 said:

It was admittedly a little alarming seeing Guardiola take off Cherki for Aké. Definitely a van Gaal rather than a Cruyff.

(If Val's influence extends as far as having the latter's name censored, I'm referring to Jordi's dad).

I wouldn't mind having them both censored. Thoroughly dislikeable twats, connected to an equally c**tish club.

12 hours ago, Scott Harris said:

City rode their luck a bit today. If this was City from 2 years ago, I would bank on them winning all of their games to win the title, but they definitely aren't capable of that with this current group. I feel like they will still drop points, it's just a matter of who drops more points between them and Arsenal.

More than rode their luck. Hard to know quite what Pep is up to recently. Can't keep possession, the suicidally high line. Leeds were playing straight through them. Lift your game, Pep. Shout out to Daniel Farke too. First, one of the better human beings in the dugouts; second, he is coming to grips with PL football.

Saw that Pickford save against the bar-codes yesterday - quite something and got Everton the 3 points.

Really surprised that a "bigger" club hasn't gone in for Pickford over the seasons. I know he has the odd moment but he is one of the best out there.

didnt know where to post this

IT WILL EFFECT ALL CLUBS FROM NEXT SEASON

doesnt go far enough, agree with every new rule, but just change the length of a game 2 30 min halves and stop the clock when the ball is not in play with a timer on display so everyone knows how long is left

they need to change the head injury rule, players will go down clutching their heads to break up play as nothing is done about the cheating,

1) in the second half of a game, if a team is winning and the opposition have a corner or free kick where the ball can be put into the box, watch how many times a player will goto the floor clutching his head getting the game stopped...whereas if the defending team are losing YOU WONT see any player go down even if they get smacked in the head, as they dont want the game stopped if theres a good chance of a breakaway

EASY WAY TO STOP THIS

1) if a player goes down, it should be reviewed, if its found to be cheating then a yellow card andthey should go off for 90 seconds and the kick retaken

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-15601443/Referees-new-measures-Vinicius-Junior-Gianluca-Prestianni.html

Edited March 1Mar 1 by Caps_Lock_King

On 27/02/2026 at 17:29, mojo said:

Arsenal's luck in draws is unreal, they should easily make the semi-finals without even wasting any energy for the title run-in.

I'm afraid that everything is falling into place for them.

United 0-1 down and looking flat. New manager bounce over?

They will score late if needed.

Iwobi’s goal was brilliant. Spurs 2-0 down, and they might have to sack interim Igor Tudor.

Tottenham well on their way to losing again

2-0 down, come on Forest win and you go above them

Watching Manchester United. They are not very good. They are in fact pretty dreadful.

Criminal that Spurs will avoid relegation. If only Wolves had appointed Rob Edward’s earlier…

So PSG get approval from Ligue 1 to postpone their match against Nantes so they can have more rest against us?

Nothing dodgy there.

12 minutes ago, TheCeleryKing said:

Watching Manchester United. They are not very good. They are in fact pretty dreadful.

Watched them against Fulham, West Ham and Everton. They were terrible and only saved by that lamp post up front, Sesko. No wonder they are dross once again. They will probably win it very late by two lucky goals as they did lately.

Can't believe the bottom 3 is that sh*te, otherwise Spurs would be in with a huge chance of playing Championship football next season. What a sh*te club. City winning the league with Spurs relegating would probably be the best season in English football ever.

Spurs relegated would be lovely. Naturally they would probably come straight up again, but just see them drop down, that would be . . .nice.

Man U? How are they in contention for Champions League football? They play a really sh1t game.

17 minutes ago, The Boehly Babes said:

Criminal that Spurs will avoid relegation. If only Wolves had appointed Rob Edward’s earlier…

28 minutes ago, markpitts said:

Iwobi’s goal was brilliant. Spurs 2-0 down, and they might have to sack interim Igor Tudor.

If only West Ham and Forest were not so poor Spurs would have a genuine chance to go down

Man U have always been a referee assisted team

14 minutes ago, Sconnie Blue said:

So PSG get approval from Ligue 1 to postpone their match against Nantes so they can have more rest against us?

Nothing dodgy there.

Cowards.