Ah. Soz. Will start to read the wole posts from now.
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Ah. Soz. Will start to read the wole posts from now.
No prob. 
I'll be that old pretty soon.
I'll be that old pretty soon.
I beg to differ:
Bluemoon on form tonight.
There was an argument doing the rounds from fans of opposing teams after we lost at Klanfield the other day that we don’t get the rub of the green from VAR/refs as we’re perceived as a smaller club. To me this emphasises just how amazing our achievement over the last few seasons has been.
There is absolutely no doubt that the PL would see it as damaging to their brand if we won it three times in a row, and there have been manouevres to do everything they can to ensure that doesn’t happen. One of the “institution” clubs had to win it this year otherwise there would be a serious risk of some of their fans losing interest. At least we can rest easy that our titles were won by fair means and those who say they were just down to money need to take a look at what spending £500m has done for Everton this season.
There was an argument doing the rounds from fans of opposing teams after we lost at Klanfield the other day that we don’t get the rub of the green from VAR/refs as we’re perceived as a smaller club. To me this emphasises just how amazing our achievement over the last few seasons has been.
There is absolutely no doubt that the PL would see it as damaging to their brand if we won it three times in a row, and there have been manouevres to do everything they can to ensure that doesn’t happen. One of the “institution” clubs had to win it this year otherwise there would be a serious risk of some of their fans losing interest. At least we can rest easy that our titles were won by fair means and those who say they were just down to money need to take a look at what spending £500m has done for Everton this season.
So City have dropped more points in last 15 league than we have in the last 38.
Also City dropped 3 pts in the last 15 games last season.
We’ve dropped 2 in our first 15 this season.
I don’t think our pace is sustainable but if we can stretch the gap to City before we eventually drop a few points in quick succession hopefully we can finally get over the line.
Also City dropped 3 pts in the last 15 games last season.
We’ve dropped 2 in our first 15 this season.
I don’t think our pace is sustainable but if we can stretch the gap to City before we eventually drop a few points in quick succession hopefully we can finally get over the line.
Grand Old Team are processing it all.
I guess thats why they call them the blues.
Put out a 2nd string side and beat us 5-2.
I guess thats why they call them the blues.
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Can they in all honesty, while keeping a straight face, think that our fans would lose interest if we didn't win the league this year? Are they living in a fucking bubble? (that's a rhetorical question, no answers required)
If we can win 30 games, I think that will be enough. City are not going to win 30 games this season
I actually genuinely feel a bit sorry for the bitters. You go on their forum and it is mainly a state of stunned dejection, but they're nothing like the sociopathic conspiracy mentalists of the Fume. They could have moaned about a couple of decisions from last night that didn't go their way, but mainly they don't, they take their nasty 'we were humped by a much better team' medicine and swallow it.
I'll also say some classy support from Everton for the 96 last night too. I almost don't want them to get relegated.
I'll also say some classy support from Everton for the 96 last night too. I almost don't want them to get relegated.
I actually think we're witnessing the biggest scandal this country has ever seen football wise, more than players taking bungs this is the establishment fixing games and everyone from the refs, linos, var refs to the press and media are complicit in this.
I find it remarkable that it's only the city fans have identified all this match fixing by the premier league, fa, referees, var, other players etc but no other club, their fans, or the press or media have picked up on the scandal. You'd think with it being so obvious that the premier league have put this plot in place, everyone would be able to see. They're smarter than the average cats those city fans.
173 page thread on 'is the game bent' on the fume:
https://forums.bluemoon-mcfc.co.uk/threads/is-the-game-bent.341835/page-173
They are mental. It's the sense of entitlement that's as annoying as anything. Anybody else who wins is a cheat apparently or lucky. Chelsea fans were like that when they got money too.
I had a terrible day yesterday and even missed the match for the most atrocious meeting with government.
But I cheered myself up reading about 40 pages of GOT and slept like a baby.
Pretty much the same here. Lovely stress relief.
No, we never stood a chance to win the title this year. Why? Look at refereeing decisions in Liverpool vs City or Liverpool vs Everton games (and many others but these two were most blatant with 3-4 pens against Liverpool and 3 red cards "missed"). They won the title before the season started, we would never ever be allowed to do it.
With all of this help from VAR, referees, the FA, opposition players, other managers, UEFA, the Government, Sky, BT, BBC, football journalists and now Amazon, I'm a little bit disappointed that we're only 8 points clear.
We might need two busses for the parade with all the people involved that deserve the title.
Yep.
In fairness "Shetland pony" is quite a good moniker for Shaq.
I was thinking this too.
My kids had taken to calling him stumpy, but I like this better. Made me lol.
From an article posted on Redcafe explaining the downfall of Manchester United (quite good reading in fact).
The whole article:
[bcolor=#ffffff]Van Gaal attempted to sign Sadio Mane from Southampton in August 2015 only for the forward to reject a move to Old Trafford because, according to sources, he made it clear that he did not want to play for the Dutchman[/bcolor]
.The whole article:
[bcolor=transparent]https://www.espn.com/soccer/manchester-united/story/4005183/man-united-were-supposed-to-be-too-big-to-fail-the-inside-story-on-how-everything-fell-apart[/bcolor]
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Does he have a bit where Giggs says it’ll never happen to Utd?
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