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Mike Summerbee Loses The Plot Following City’s Loss To United

Mike Summerbee Loses The Plot Following City’s Loss To United

Mike Summerbee’s post game rant on Sky Sports epitomised the average Manchester City fan, with bitterness and delusion aplenty. The former Manchester City player was clearly distressed with the fact that Manchester united won 2-1 with a spectacular goal from Wayne Rooney and was unable to hold back his emotions. The unprofessional rant came moments [...]

February 12th, 2011 | Posted in News,Rivals | Read More »

More Idiocy From Carlos Tevez

More Idiocy From Carlos Tevez

Carlos Tevez is no stranger to stupidity. The Argentine troglodyte displayed much of it by publically criticising Sir Alex Ferguson while he was a Manchester United player, and even more when he crossed the Manchester divide to join City. But even I was surprised by his latest comments regarding the state of the game and [...]

November 26th, 2010 | Posted in News,Rivals | Read More »

Half A Billion Spent And City Still Play Like Relegation Fodder

Despite spending the best part of half a billion pounds, the bitter fans of Manchester City are still being treated to the most uninspiring football you could imagine. Last night’s bore draw was about par for the course for City’s season. Mancini regularly opts to play not one, not two, but three defensive midfielders on [...]

November 11th, 2010 | Posted in News,Opinion,Rivals | Read More »

United Fans Sick Taunt To City Fans

United Fans Sick Taunt To City Fans

A favourite haunt of Manchester City fans was vandalised last night, by braindead thugs who claim to be Manchester United fans. Mary D’s, on Grey Mare Lane, was daubed with graffiti last night ahead of tonight’s Manchester Derby. The insults included, “Manchester is Red”, “34 years” and “Foe c*nts”. While the first two are certainly [...]

November 10th, 2010 | Posted in News,Rivals | Read More »

Oh City Are A Massive Club!

Oh City Are A Massive Club!

Derby day is fast approaching and we’re in for the same dodgy build up from the British tabloid press. Is this the day that the tide turns in Manchester? They’ve been asking the same question since the Thai criminal took over the club. Three years and more than half a billion quid later and City [...]

November 7th, 2010 | Posted in News,Rivals | Read More »

Report: United 5 – 2 Scunthorpe

Manchester United progressed to the next round of the Carling Cup with a 5-2 victory against Scunthorpe tonight, but it wasn’t plain sailing as the hosts put up a hell of a fight.

September 22nd, 2010 | Posted in Reports | Read More »

Manchester City fans fail in wind up attempt

Manchester City fans revealed a new level of stupidity today by claiming that they tried and failed to steal our famour ’34 years’ banner from the Stretford End. The banner represents the number of years City have gone without winning a trophy, and the ‘handful’ of City supporters who planned to steal it; aimed to [...]

April 23rd, 2010 | Posted in Rivals | Read More »

City fans disgrace themselves with Munich jibes

I’ve never quite understood the stupidity of most City fans. Every club has a small minority of supporters who will gladly mock the deaths of rival players and sing songs about Munich or Hillsborough, but when City fans do it there’s a high level of ignorance involved. Eight Manchester United players died in the Munich [...]

April 18th, 2010 | Posted in Rivals | Read More »

Ratings: Manchester City 0 – 1 Manchester united

Van der Sar 8 – In truth he had very little to do, but his excellent save from Tevez’s free kick stood out as the save of the match. Neville 7 – Struggled at times with the pace of Bellamy, but his desire, determination and tough tackling encapsulated the derby day spirit. Evans 8 – [...]

April 17th, 2010 | Posted in Ratings | Read More »

Once, twice, three times losers: City 0 – 1 United

Manchester United left it late once again to prove that they’re still the undisputed Kings of Manchester. A Paul Scholes header with just 10 seconds left on the clock was the decisive goal that sealed the win and kept the pressure on Chelsea at the top of the league. It was the away side that [...]

April 17th, 2010 | Posted in Reports | Read More »

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