So what happens now? what needs to be done?

[walmai]

We'll see.

As for tabloids. No dice.

[dazby]

Far to much deadwood at city, players overrated and shit, slow and lazy and get carried by the team. At the moment city are borin and uncreative and end up setting up camp outside the oppositions box passing the ball around

Name names. Who's the deadwood?

[Blue Since 76]

Far to much deadwood at city, players overrated and shit, slow and lazy and get carried by the team. At the moment city are borin and uncreative and end up setting up camp outside the oppositions box passing the ball around

I fully agree and that's why we'll get battered by a far superior team on Sunday.

I sincerely hope we can both come back on here and admit how wrong we were when it ends up 6-1 to City again.

[Fergiesnose]

I fully agree and that's why we'll get battered by a far superior team on Sunday.

I sincerely hope we can both come back on here and admit how wrong we were when it ends up 6-1 to City again.

Can't tell if you are being sarcastic or not. Even with the deadwood, rags are worse by far.

[ozzyisgod]

If we hammer the scum on Sunday the 'what happens now' will be forgot about

[john68]

If we hammer the scum on Sunday the 'what happens now' will be forgot about

No it won't mate...it'll just change slightly to...."GISSA NUVVER BEER"

[Cocacolajojo1]

I was in Dortmund on tuesday. It was cold, it rained quite a bit. The game itself was dire and we as fans had little to cheer for beside the feeling of being there, seeing our players measuring themselves (without success) against the champions of Germany.

After the game some of us trickled back into the pubs of the town. In the pub where I sat with my mates the mood was very tired, winded one might say. Then some people started singing and eventually everyone joined in on this gem and it got repeated over and over again.

[youtube]2tYDkv6Xwas[/youtube]
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I eventually made my way back home after a couple of days of extensive travelling and came on this site and this thread. I've never felt as alienated from other Manchester City supporters as I did then. The gap between the reactions on here - negativity, no support - and in Dortmund - defiant in defeat, supporting one another through a bad time - is remarkable.

I know this is a discussion forum and really, by all means, discuss all you want. Far be it from me to try to take away that possibility from any other but really, try to take a deep breath once in a while.

[Hazy2]

I was in Dortmund on tuesday. It was cold, it rained quite a bit. The game itself was dire and we as fans had little to cheer for beside the feeling of being there, seeing our players measuring themselves (without success) against the champions of Germany.

After the game some of us trickled back into the pubs of the town. In the pub where I sat with my mates the mood was very tired, winded one might say. Then some people started singing and eventually everyone joined in on this gem and it got repeated over and over again.

[youtube]2tYDkv6Xwas[/youtube]
'
I eventually made my way back home after a couple of days of extensive travelling and came on this site and this thread. I've never felt as alienated from other Manchester City supporters as I did then. The gap between the reactions on here - negativity, no support - and in Dortmund - defiant in defeat, supporting one another through a bad time - is remarkable.

I know this is a discussion forum and really, by all means, discuss all you want. Far be it from me to try to take away that possibility from any other but really, try to take a deep breath once in a while.

Right you can post for me from now on, well said.

[Chinners]

ditto

[Swales4ever]

I was in Dortmund on tuesday. It was cold, it rained quite a bit. The game itself was dire and we as fans had little to cheer for beside the feeling of being there, seeing our players measuring themselves (without success) against the champions of Germany.

After the game some of us trickled back into the pubs of the town. In the pub where I sat with my mates the mood was very tired, winded one might say. Then some people started singing and eventually everyone joined in on this gem and it got repeated over and over again.

[youtube]2tYDkv6Xwas[/youtube]
'
I eventually made my way back home after a couple of days of extensive travelling and came on this site and this thread. I've never felt as alienated from other Manchester City supporters as I did then. The gap between the reactions on here - negativity, no support - and in Dortmund - defiant in defeat, supporting one another through a bad time - is remarkable.

I know this is a discussion forum and really, by all means, discuss all you want. Far be it from me to try to take away that possibility from any other but really, try to take a deep breath once in a while.

Right you can post for me from now on, well said.

Top endorsement, indeed! hat off to Sir Coke: for a video evidence of the unparalleled Great Humour of ALL the Citizens.

But someone once explained me that Fans forums are also for steaming off, sometime. I wouldn't draw a line amongst different set of Blues: just different locations sometime set different moods, even if there is no doubts that Travelling Blues are always best supporters in Land and whole world.