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Just in case you weren't already convinced they are completely biased against City, this match report has to be one of the worst I have ever seen.

http://www.skysports.com/football/match_report/0,19764,11065_3150321,00.html

Gems such as "Bolton started much the brighter and deservedly took the lead inside 11 minutes when Klasnic bundled home Lee Chung-yong's cross-shot from the right."

No mention of offside, no mention of dodgy sending off, no mention of wrong decision for throw in.

Bluez wrote:Just in case you weren't already convinced they are completely biased against City, this match report has to be one of the worst I have ever seen.

http://www.skysports.com/football/match_report/0,19764,11065_3150321,00.html

Gems such as "Bolton started much the brighter and deservedly took the lead inside 11 minutes when Klasnic bundled home Lee Chung-yong's cross-shot from the right."

No mention of offside, no mention of dodgy sending off, no mention of wrong decision for throw in.

Mate that is 100% spot on.. they dicked all over us for the first 15 mins offside or not

Michael Brookes wrote:

Bluez wrote:Just in case you weren't already convinced they are completely biased against City, this match report has to be one of the worst I have ever seen.

http://www.skysports.com/football/match_report/0,19764,11065_3150321,00.html

Gems such as "Bolton started much the brighter and deservedly took the lead inside 11 minutes when Klasnic bundled home Lee Chung-yong's cross-shot from the right."

No mention of offside, no mention of dodgy sending off, no mention of wrong decision for throw in.

Mate that is 100% spot on.. they dicked all over us for the first 15 mins offside or not

I don't think we got out of our own half until after they scored!

The same Sky who employed Jamie Redknapp to talk about how Liverpool miss FERNANDO Alonso from their midfield?!

Diggerman wrote:The same Sky who employed Jamie Redknapp to talk about how Liverpool miss FERNANDO Alonso from their midfield?!

They do though. He had a fantastic engine behind him :-)

MaineRoadMemories wrote:

Diggerman wrote:The same Sky who employed Jamie Redknapp to talk about how Liverpool miss FERNANDO Alonso from their midfield?!

They do though. He had a fantastic engine behind him :-)

Quite right, he never seemed to get tyred.

Diggerman wrote:

MaineRoadMemories wrote:

Diggerman wrote:The same Sky who employed Jamie Redknapp to talk about how Liverpool miss FERNANDO Alonso from their midfield?!

They do though. He had a fantastic engine behind him :-)

Quite right, he never seemed to get tyred.

He's also a good spoiler!

Beefymcfc wrote:

Diggerman wrote:

MaineRoadMemories wrote:

Diggerman wrote:The same Sky who employed Jamie Redknapp to talk about how Liverpool miss FERNANDO Alonso from their midfield?!

They do though. He had a fantastic engine behind him :-)

Quite right, he never seemed to get tyred.

He's also a good spoiler!

All teams need a player who doesn't get exhaust-ed.

Diggerman wrote:

Beefymcfc wrote:

Diggerman wrote:

MaineRoadMemories wrote:

Diggerman wrote:The same Sky who employed Jamie Redknapp to talk about how Liverpool miss FERNANDO Alonso from their midfield?!

They do though. He had a fantastic engine behind him :-)

Quite right, he never seemed to get tyred.

He's also a good spoiler!

All teams need a player who doesn't get exhaust-ed.

...and an ability to drive the team on

Some City supporters are getting paranoid. There's not a lot wrong with this report. Bolton DID start stronger as it says and they were all over City in the first 15 minutes, and at 3-2 up had good chances to make it 4. What it doesn't say is how well City played and took control of the game with some great passing mid-way through the first half. It does tend to be more generous to Bolton as the "underdog" to their rich neighbours than is really fair, but it's not as hostile to City as the first post in this thread would make you think.

john68 wrote:

Diggerman wrote:

Beefymcfc wrote:

Diggerman wrote:

MaineRoadMemories wrote:
They do though. He had a fantastic engine behind him :-)

Quite right, he never seemed to get tyred.

He's also a good spoiler!

All teams need a player who doesn't get exhaust-ed.

...and an ability to drive the team on

Not to mention being fast and composed!!

When he gets a chance he can certainly steer it in the right direction.