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Munich At Home
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Wed Nov 05, 2014 9:43 pmby Nick
No fans to attend in protest at:
1)the blatant UEFA bribery/cheating/corruption. Bent officials twice vs moscow, against Ajax at home, against dynamo kiev at home - and thats just off the top of my head. Every time we say ''weve never seen bias like that'' it gets worse. Investigation surely? ''STICK UEFA UP YOUR ARSE''. I'm shocked the ref makes it out of the ground safe.
2) the players playing like absolute CUNTS, again.
Don't bother turning up, its a joke.
Re: Munich At Home
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Wed Nov 05, 2014 9:58 pmby halnone
i dont think you have to worry about fans turning up. They'll have to do more than 2 for 1 to fill the place this time.
Re: Munich At Home
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Wed Nov 05, 2014 10:01 pmby Beefymcfc
Doubly, fuck that, but if I was in the UK I'd have to go just to see a team that will always get the decisions, just to prove a point.
Re: Munich At Home
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Wed Nov 05, 2014 10:04 pmby Peter Doherty (AGAIG)
Already got my ticket.
Re: Munich At Home
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Wed Nov 05, 2014 10:30 pmby Moonchesteri
Hmm. Looks like the club needs my support to win in CL so I'll be there! Cheering the team on and booing the ref & UEFA.
Re: Munich At Home
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Wed Nov 05, 2014 10:30 pmby Moonchesteri
Moonchesteri wrote:Hmm. Looks like the club needs my support to win in CL so I'll be there cheering the team on and booing the ref & UEFA!
Re: Munich At Home
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Wed Nov 05, 2014 10:44 pmby LookMumImOnMCF.net
Or just go, support the team.
Re: Munich At Home
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Wed Nov 05, 2014 10:48 pmby carolina-blue
If I could I would be there This is when we ( the fans ) are at our best City against the bent bastetd world thought. The crowd really tried tonight especially when the cards were flying .
Re: Munich At Home
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Wed Nov 05, 2014 10:53 pmby FA cup winners 2006
Think it might be better to go and cheer on the team against an already qualified munich team and see what happens and then in Rome, you'd never know. At least we are now underdogs, the favourite tag never seemed to suit us
Re: Munich At Home
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Wed Nov 05, 2014 10:56 pmby Beefymcfc
LookMumImOnMCF.net wrote:Or just go, support the team.
Yes pal, and if you're there, I'll change the plans and see you there. Are you in?
Re: Munich At Home
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Wed Nov 05, 2014 11:05 pmby Goaters 103
Serious question - if you are in the Uefa scheme can you opt out and request a refund for this game at all?
Paying £70 odd quid to watch us piss down our own leg, again, and then get kicked from pillar to post in the media, isn't my idea of entertainment.
Re: Munich At Home
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Wed Nov 05, 2014 11:07 pmby LookMumImOnMCF.net
Beefymcfc wrote:LookMumImOnMCF.net wrote:Or just go, support the team.
Yes pal, and if you're there, I'll change the plans and see you there. Are you in?
Yeah sure mate, see you there : D
Re: Munich At Home
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Wed Nov 05, 2014 11:08 pmby sheblue
Munich have won the group and will rest many players........like the last time they were here
Re: Munich At Home
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Thu Nov 06, 2014 6:01 amby dick dastardley
I have not seen a decent chumps game ever at the stadium, pretty shite start seeing what wages these self righteous tossers are on. They have their fucking arses wiped every where they go.
I for one wouldn't expect even a draw against bayerns second string.
Re: Munich At Home
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Thu Nov 06, 2014 9:33 amby Peter Doherty (AGAIG)
Goaters 103 wrote:Serious question - if you are in the Uefa scheme can you opt out and request a refund for this game at all?
Paying £70 odd quid to watch us piss down our own leg, again, and then get kicked from pillar to post in the media, isn't my idea of entertainment.
You can pull out and you'll lose the points you've gained for being on the scheme. I don't know if you get any money back.
Re: Munich At Home
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Thu Nov 06, 2014 10:07 amby Nick
Appreciate what you are all saying but what is a half full, even flatter atmosphere going to achieve??
Last night was do or die and it was flat from the start - the crap atmosphere transmits to the players (clichy example. Clichy was the one quoted as saying he needed the fans before kick off FFS).
An empty stadium sends a message out that we will not tolerate blatant bias. On the flip side, this would get reported as 'crap city fans glory hunting'.
i'm just out of ideas as to how we speak out against the bias. Vince needs to speak out. He respected throughout the world. How is there no aftermath with the ref booking a completely different player? Why can't we appeal the result?
At best the ref will disappear to some obscure league just like the paid off ref did In the Europa in the kiev match (Mario got sent off). People forget that we had even worse decisions in the Europa - yet we had a better atmosphere in a lot of those games.
Re: Munich At Home
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Thu Nov 06, 2014 11:27 amby Ted Hughes
If we go balls out to win this game, ok, if we suddenly get our shit together & play a blinder then it will be a positive (possibly).
But if we turn in the same shite as usual in Europe, & perhaps get turned over by a cruising Bayern team, & have another confidence crisis our next 3 fixtures:
Sunday 1.30 Southampton away= tear us a new arsehole.
Wed 03 Dec: Sunderland away= park the bus, we go to shit, draw or lose
Sat 06 Dec: Everton home= turn up smelling blood, pass us off the park, draw or lose.
Chelsea win the title in Dec.
Just in case they fuck up, we then go to Roma, get turned over, then get beat or draw at Liecester who will be going fucking apeshit to beat us, then Neil Warnock turns up & kicks our fragile team off the park.
All of those teams are harder games than CSKA at home.
Fuck this nonsense off before it destroys our season. Put some of the kids in; they have already qualified.
Re: Munich At Home
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Thu Nov 06, 2014 11:43 amby Mikhail Chigorin
Nick wrote:Appreciate what you are all saying but what is a half full, even flatter atmosphere going to achieve??
Last night was do or die and it was flat from the start - the crap atmosphere transmits to the players (clichy example. Clichy was the one quoted as saying he needed the fans before kick off FFS).
An empty stadium sends a message out that we will not tolerate blatant bias. On the flip side, this would get reported as 'crap city fans glory hunting'.
i'm just out of ideas as to how we speak out against the bias. Vince needs to speak out. He respected throughout the world. How is there no aftermath with the ref booking a completely different player? Why can't we appeal the result?
At best the ref will disappear to some obscure league just like the paid off ref did In the Europa in the kiev match (Mario got sent off). People forget that we had even worse decisions in the Europa - yet we had a better atmosphere in a lot of those games.
This is an extreme and ridiculous idea but if we finish in the top four at the end of this season [or, especially, if we were to win the League], we ought to then refuse to enter either of the European competitions, as a form of protest.
This would cause a stir which the media couldn't ignore and distort and which even the Fat Frenchmen would find it difficult to sweep under the carpet. However, as a consequence, it would probably then cause us to be banned from European competitions 'ad infinitum' and, in any event, such a course would be very distasteful to our owners.
It would certainly be a way of protesting though.
Re: Munich At Home
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Thu Nov 06, 2014 12:06 pmby Nick
Mikhail Chigorin wrote:Nick wrote:Appreciate what you are all saying but what is a half full, even flatter atmosphere going to achieve??
Last night was do or die and it was flat from the start - the crap atmosphere transmits to the players (clichy example. Clichy was the one quoted as saying he needed the fans before kick off FFS).
An empty stadium sends a message out that we will not tolerate blatant bias. On the flip side, this would get reported as 'crap city fans glory hunting'.
i'm just out of ideas as to how we speak out against the bias. Vince needs to speak out. He respected throughout the world. How is there no aftermath with the ref booking a completely different player? Why can't we appeal the result?
At best the ref will disappear to some obscure league just like the paid off ref did In the Europa in the kiev match (Mario got sent off). People forget that we had even worse decisions in the Europa - yet we had a better atmosphere in a lot of those games.
This is an extreme and ridiculous idea but if we finish in the top four at the end of this season [or, especially, if we were to win the League], we ought to then refuse to enter either of the European competitions, as a form of protest.
This would cause a stir which the media couldn't ignore and distort and which even the Fat Frenchmen would find it difficult to sweep under the carpet. However, as a consequence, it would probably then cause us to be banned from European competitions 'ad infinitum' and, in any event, such a course would be very distasteful to our owners.
It would certainly be a way of protesting though.
but it won't happen as the steer from the clubs top brass is ''bend over backwards for UEFA". I thought we had lawyers building a case for this FFP bollocks? I thought the reason we didn't challenge was because we would be 'banned' from Europe for a year pending investigation and this was something that 'was not feasible to the fans/or from a financial perspective".
Well in hindsight, I'd much rather we weren't in Europe this year pending a dispute with UEFA about FFP whilst we proceeded to buy players like Barkley, Pogba, Isco, Di Maria (spit) and a striker....
Re: Munich At Home
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Thu Nov 06, 2014 1:35 pmby Mikhail Chigorin
Nick wrote:Mikhail Chigorin wrote:Nick wrote:Appreciate what you are all saying but what is a half full, even flatter atmosphere going to achieve??
Last night was do or die and it was flat from the start - the crap atmosphere transmits to the players (clichy example. Clichy was the one quoted as saying he needed the fans before kick off FFS).
An empty stadium sends a message out that we will not tolerate blatant bias. On the flip side, this would get reported as 'crap city fans glory hunting'.
i'm just out of ideas as to how we speak out against the bias. Vince needs to speak out. He respected throughout the world. How is there no aftermath with the ref booking a completely different player? Why can't we appeal the result?
At best the ref will disappear to some obscure league just like the paid off ref did In the Europa in the kiev match (Mario got sent off). People forget that we had even worse decisions in the Europa - yet we had a better atmosphere in a lot of those games.
This is an extreme and ridiculous idea but if we finish in the top four at the end of this season [or, especially, if we were to win the League], we ought to then refuse to enter either of the European competitions, as a form of protest.
This would cause a stir which the media couldn't ignore and distort and which even the Fat Frenchmen would find it difficult to sweep under the carpet. However, as a consequence, it would probably then cause us to be banned from European competitions 'ad infinitum' and, in any event, such a course would be very distasteful to our owners.
It would certainly be a way of protesting though.
but it won't happen as the steer from the clubs top brass is ''bend over backwards for UEFA". I thought we had lawyers building a case for this FFP bollocks? I thought the reason we didn't challenge was because we would be 'banned' from Europe for a year pending investigation and this was something that 'was not feasible to the fans/or from a financial perspective".
Well in hindsight, I'd much rather we weren't in Europe this year pending a dispute with UEFA about FFP whilst we proceeded to buy players like Barkley, Pogba, Isco, Di Maria (spit) and a striker....
Being a pessimist at the best of times (or should that be the worst of times), I don't think we'll need to worry at all about European competitions next season.
Our current form is so dispiriting that I feel we might only finish in mid-table come the end of May. We could be fighting it out with the Scum to avoid sneaking in to one of the Europa places.
In theory, this would give us the opportunity to spend big and re-build our ageing squad but, in all actuality, I don't think the money will be there and our open cheque book days, when we could go out and buy half a team, are now well behind us. It might mean that we've got to do a 'Twitcher' and start selling, buying and generally wheeler-dealing to change things.
On the other hand, maybe we would be better employed bringing in the youngsters from now on, rather than waiting any longer.
They couldn't do any worse than what's happening at the moment.