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s1ty m wrote:That shit turd ref deserves a mention. Utterly bent he is. The disgraceful pretend head injuries that stopped the game as we broke away are on Dyche, the lowlife shitter that he is. Using head injury protocols like that, to stop the game to waste time, is next level shithousery. Both got up and walked...it's a miracle!

The ref was more than happy to oblige but his overall display was horrible. Awful ref.

Hazy2 wrote:One of the best moments in all my time following City. Sat in the Southampton main stand with scores of blues who went mental. 100 points club 1 member MCFC.

Beefymcfc wrote:

Hazy2 wrote:One of the best moments in all my time following City. Sat in the Southampton main stand with scores of blues who went mental. 100 points club 1 member MCFC.

Although I’d given up on ‘that’ moment as the minutes wasted away it could not be really understood how much Jesus’ goal really meant in the history of football until he actually put it over the keeper.

It was nearly a Sergio moment for me and actually twatted my head on the roof when he scored. Not for the first time!

Nick wrote:Did we not bring Serg on? Why??

Nick wrote:Did we not bring Serg on? Why??

Beefymcfc wrote:

City64 wrote:KDB looked very much his old self today , much more relaxed and absolute world class quality.

Good call to give him a rest and will probably get the same again midweek.

Nick wrote:Also what's craic with laporte and ake? Thought everyone was fit

Top game from stones though

Wooders wrote:It was as if a million knees were crying out in terror

Beefymcfc wrote:

s1ty m wrote:That shit turd ref deserves a mention. Utterly bent he is. The disgraceful pretend head injuries that stopped the game as we broke away are on Dyche, the lowlife shitter that he is. Using head injury protocols like that, to stop the game to waste time, is next level shithousery. Both got up and walked...it's a miracle!

The ref was more than happy to oblige but his overall display was horrible. Awful ref.

I’m sure I looked at Moss’ record with us and even though the sad sack is completely biased against us we have one of the best records with him in charge.

I think he gets called in when the oppo need a leg-up but, even with that, don’t stand a chance.

zuricity wrote:

Beefymcfc wrote:

s1ty m wrote:That shit turd ref deserves a mention. Utterly bent he is. The disgraceful pretend head injuries that stopped the game as we broke away are on Dyche, the lowlife shitter that he is. Using head injury protocols like that, to stop the game to waste time, is next level shithousery. Both got up and walked...it's a miracle!

The ref was more than happy to oblige but his overall display was horrible. Awful ref.

I’m sure I looked at Moss’ record with us and even though the sad sack is completely biased against us we have one of the best records with him in charge.

I think he gets called in when the oppo need a leg-up but, even with that, don’t stand a chance.

Lee Mason was ref yesterday Beefy Still crap though.

Tokyo Blue wrote:I have spent the last two days wondering what it was that Mahrez's third goal reminds me of. Just remembered it now. Hinchcliffe's fifth in the 5-1. KdB = Ian Bishop, Foden = White, Mahrez = Hinchcliffe. Fantastic.

salford city wrote:

Tokyo Blue wrote:I have spent the last two days wondering what it was that Mahrez's third goal reminds me of. Just remembered it now. Hinchcliffe's fifth in the 5-1. KdB = Ian Bishop, Foden = White, Mahrez = Hinchcliffe. Fantastic.

Good spot TB, its the positioning of his arms and control of the header. Just missing him giving the five fingers to what was left in the platt lane as he runs away.
Funny to hear Hinchcliffe now - you'd never guess he'd spent so long with us

RodneyRodney wrote:

salford city wrote:

Tokyo Blue wrote:I have spent the last two days wondering what it was that Mahrez's third goal reminds me of. Just remembered it now. Hinchcliffe's fifth in the 5-1. KdB = Ian Bishop, Foden = White, Mahrez = Hinchcliffe. Fantastic.

Good spot TB, its the positioning of his arms and control of the header. Just missing him giving the five fingers to what was left in the platt lane as he runs away.
Funny to hear Hinchcliffe now - you'd never guess he'd spent so long with us

Hinchcliffe was a LOT further from goal, and dived full length to make contact with White's cross. His five finger gesture was to the Kippax.