@FatToasty@davidyelland@MoonbeamMcfc@ManCity It’s a scheme to tarnish City’s hard-earned reputation. Notice how many in the media were more interested about Pep leaving than celebrating what he just achieved, probably feeling City would crumble after that. Five matches; five wins.
@L0C0_Mayne@LoEl81 Don’t be absurd—murder is completely wrong, no question about it. But when rules are made in a game just to stop players from outsmarting those in charge, it’s reminiscent of Brian Glover’s character in the film *Kez* during the football match. Making rules up to suit themselves.
@PotterAd@RedMarrow_ And it is hard to believe so much investigation occurred over a legit goal that later followed by one of the red cartel clubs being given an apology for.
@colinmufc2 United fans appreciated journalists who asked Fergie questions he disliked, leading to them being banned from press conferences, after which they stayed quiet and tried to win his favour.
@DavidWooding@matthewsyed It’s all a matter of opinion, but Pep seemed to figure out English football more easily than most armchair experts anticipated.