helpimonfire
Player Valuation: £35m
Top Manager, I like him.
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He's absolutely classless. As unlikeable a character you could possibly meet.Top Manager, I like him.
I disagreeHe's absolutely classless. As unlikeable a character you could possibly meet.
Other than putting Klopp in his place, what makes him likeable. He has the personality of a nettle and the charm of a wasp.I disagree
I see Pep is saying it's not about money why they are winning trophies and anyone who says otherwise is *expletive* crazy in an interview with Gary Lineker.
Mmmmm then what could it be then Mr Guardiola, i guess he must have always had a soft spot for Man City when they were a Yo-yo club during his playing days, gotta be that.
What a football romantic he is.
Great news to see him extending, need the best coaches in the PL, it's only good for the game over here.
Another 4 years of Klopp v Guardiola.
I disagreeOther than putting Klopp in his place, what makes him likeable. He has the personality of a nettle and the charm of a wasp.
He's absolutely classless. As unlikeable a character you could possibly meet.
It's a lazy statement to suggest those who didn't recognise the dangers of extreme capitalism in sport are now hypocrites for waking up to it in its most extreme form yet.I'm particularly enjoying the cascade of media articles bemoaning the "lack of competitiveness" in the Premier League now that City have won their seventh title in 10 years. Are others enjoying the sound of a penny dropping in the mainstream media now that they realise that United, Liverpool, and Arsenal can no longer compete? Are others wondering where these voices were for the last 20 years when Abramovich took over at Chelsea and the Arabs moved in at the "Etihad"? Oh, that only impacted the likes of Everton.
I hope City win everything for another 10 years. It's the least these hypocrites deserve.
He stole my ice creamWhat happened when you met him?
It's far lazier - and self-serving - to lament it now when others have been screaming about it for years but were dismissed as "little clubs".It's a lazy statement to suggest those who didn't recognise the dangers of extreme capitalism in sport are now hypocrites for waking up to it in its most extreme form yet.
To celebrate it is a far worse ignorance or just terminal doomism
You've thrown a blanket over anyone lamenting city and other clubs turning their league into a monopoly, plenty of fans were against city or chelseas ownership model, some didn't realise until later and a multitude of other timelines of events and motives. To call everyone who disagrees with cheering on city a hypocrite or rs media is a bit silly or perhaps you are talking predominantly about the media?It's far lazier - and self-serving - to lament it now when others have been screaming about it for years but were dismissed as "little clubs".
You'd have to have been an idiot to think accepting a despotic nation state as a "fit and proper" owner would not make the league unregulatable. This same media are lamenting "poor Arsenal" - not the game's overall lack of competitiveness. They don't care about that once the Big Red clubs are winning.
The same media seemed to have little issue with the Premier League's solution to all of this uncompetitiveness: docking points from Everton and Nottingham Forest.
Competitiveness isn't just about wealth. You only have the chance of an equal playing field when the media holds ALL clubs and organisations to the same account. However, as we have seen this season, some clubs are more equal than others - and some are mere fodder. This takes the form of how points deductions and VAR decisions are framed. The media needs to look at itself and its cheerleading of injections of wealth from all sources over the last 20 years before occupying the moral high ground.
He's absolutely classless. As unlikeable a character you could possibly meet.