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Re Ntcham's crossing. He's usually a centre mid so it's not usually his forte. I wouldn't judge him on that aspect.

Stop it George Evans!!

Slim wrote:Evans goals.
http://streamable.com/ngcg

A screamer. What a goal.

nottsblue wrote:

Slim wrote:Evans goals.
http://streamable.com/ngcg

A screamer. What a goal.

Shades of Yaya.....and he actually placed it, as opposed to hitting it for all he was worth.

Pure skill.

Is the stupid pretend match on the website again tonight?

Cheers

DoomMerchant wrote:Is the stupid pretend match on the website again tonight?

Cheers

Apparently it is! Your luckier than us in the UK, with your time zone.
I'm not sure I can stay awake until 4am?

DoomMerchant wrote:Is the stupid pretend match on the website again tonight?

Cheers

Yes and no. According to the OS it's on at 1.30am here (England) but is not available on US websites.

What is with the shite quality highlight video on the OS?

Plain Speaking wrote:

DoomMerchant wrote:Is the stupid pretend match on the website again tonight?

Cheers

Apparently it is! Your luckier than us in the UK, with your time zone.
I'm not sure I can stay awake until 4am?

No. Can't stay up two nights in a row. 01:30 just a little too late.

Called off. Gutted.

Good night so.

This was supposed to be big brother putting his arm around little MLS brother.

A fail. Waste of time. They watch NYCFC tomorrow night is that right? Useful.

Cheers

Was at the game last night in Toronto sat in the city supporters section, drove straight from work and missed part of the first half but it was worth it. City fans were having a great time singing and everyone was having a good laugh. A kid united fan came running up to us and started saying 4 - 2! 4 - 2! (that's literally all he had to say) but it was all in good fun. Game could of had some more excitement but it was a great mix of first team and youngsters. Thanks to all the city fans who made it a fun night and i'm glad City finally visited Toronto!

bluelogic32 wrote:Was at the game last night in Toronto sat in the city supporters section, drove straight from work and missed part of the first half but it was worth it. City fans were having a great time singing and everyone was having a good laugh. A kid united fan came running up to us and started saying 4 - 2! 4 - 2! (that's literally all he had to say) but it was all in good fun. Game could of had some more excitement but it was a great mix of first team and youngsters. Thanks to all the city fans who made it a fun night and i'm glad City finally visited Toronto!

That kid was pretty hilarious. It was great up in 204 but it was sad that the players didn't acknowledge us at the end. They probably couldn't hear us but it was six or seven rows of blue in a n otherwise red and empty stand

roblues wrote:

bluelogic32 wrote:Was at the game last night in Toronto sat in the city supporters section, drove straight from work and missed part of the first half but it was worth it. City fans were having a great time singing and everyone was having a good laugh. A kid united fan came running up to us and started saying 4 - 2! 4 - 2! (that's literally all he had to say) but it was all in good fun. Game could of had some more excitement but it was a great mix of first team and youngsters. Thanks to all the city fans who made it a fun night and i'm glad City finally visited Toronto!

That kid was pretty hilarious. It was great up in 204 but it was sad that the players didn't acknowledge us at the end. They probably couldn't hear us but it was six or seven rows of blue in a n otherwise red and empty stand

well i'm glad that you guys got to enjoy yourselves. I will admit when i posted it was a real time waster, i wasn't really considering how awesome it must have been for actual City fans who never get to see the team. Honestly, i've got a new gig and no team in the UK at present so the next time i see them could be some shite US tour so i better watch my tongue.

cheers

Credit to the kid for getting our league positions right

Heard some guy on Radio 4 just now ( Today show), being interviewed about a questionnaire being used in Walthamstow ( ? not sure) to evaluate
kids of the ages 10 and above for being 'extremists'.

Whatever it was about , the interviewee remarked about one young boys (a muslim) priorities.
The young boy said the three most important things to him were
1. His Mum, 2. Allah and 3. Sergio Aguero.

That Walthamstow kid is cool !

zuricity wrote:Heard some guy on Radio 4 just now ( Today show), being interviewed about a questionnaire being used in Walthamstow ( ? not sure) to evaluate
kids of the ages 10 and above for being 'extremists'.

Whatever it was about , the interviewee remarked about one young boys (a muslim) priorities.
The young boy said the three most important things to him were
1. His Mum, 2. Allah and 3. Sergio Aguero.

That Walthamstow kid is cool !

Fucking terrorists.

Cheers

zuricity wrote:Heard some guy on Radio 4 just now ( Today show), being interviewed about a questionnaire being used in Walthamstow ( ? not sure) to evaluate
kids of the ages 10 and above for being 'extremists'.

Whatever it was about , the interviewee remarked about one young boys (a muslim) priorities.
The young boy said the three most important things to him were
1. His Mum, 2. Allah and 3. Sergio Aguero.

That Walthamstow kid is cool !

Would he play Allah up front with Aguero in a 4-4-2 or would he have Allah sitting behind Aguero in the playmaker role?

beaversforgoalposts wrote:

zuricity wrote:Heard some guy on Radio 4 just now ( Today show), being interviewed about a questionnaire being used in Walthamstow ( ? not sure) to evaluate
kids of the ages 10 and above for being 'extremists'.

Whatever it was about , the interviewee remarked about one young boys (a muslim) priorities.
The young boy said the three most important things to him were
1. His Mum, 2. Allah and 3. Sergio Aguero.

That Walthamstow kid is cool !

Would he play Allah up front with Aguero in a 4-4-2 or would he have Allah sitting behind Aguero in the playmaker role?

No, Left Back ( in the dressing room , slicing the half time oranges).