FA Cup Final

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Who do you want to win it?

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Fed up with hearing about Man City on the news and I really don't care if Kompany has fooked off. I'm sure there must be more important news going on in the world then constantly hearing about these bunch of kunts.
 
brb said:
Fed up with hearing about Man City on the news and I really don't care if Kompany has fooked off. I'm sure there must be more important news going on in the world then constantly hearing about these bunch of kunts.
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We can talk Eurovision if you like?
 
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Archers Road said:
They’re not even the greatest side Pep Guardiola has ever managed. And they’re not better than the Brazil side of 1970, the Dutch side of 1974, or the Ajax side of 1995
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Probably the best side this country has had. It’s impossible to compare eras and old fuds will hark back to teams who played for a fiver on pitches without grass but I don’t recall ever being so in awe of an English team.
 
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It’s impossible to say where City would be these days had they not come back to win against the Division two play-off against Gillingham at Wembley in 1999, but it’s more than likely that they’d not have been Premier League champions twice, as well as FA Cup and League Cup winners.
 
and guess who the ref was...

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City have just re-written the record books in becoming the first team ever to win the English domestic treble ... a feat well deserving of credit ... nobody has to like them ... but there is a reason that nobody has ever done that domestic treble before ... we have the most competitive domestic football anywhere in the world <ok>
 
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West WindsR said:
Probably the best side this country has had. It’s impossible to compare eras and old fuds will hark back to teams who played for a fiver on pitches without grass but I don’t recall ever being so in awe of an English team.
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They were phenomenal yesterday. I don't recall seeing such a complete team performance live before. They are so hard working as well as being pretty lethal!
 
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West WindsR said:
Probably the best side this country has had. It’s impossible to compare eras and old fuds will hark back to teams who played for a fiver on pitches without grass but I don’t recall ever being so in awe of an English team.
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I think when pundits referred to the “greatest footballing side ever seen anywhere”, they probably weren’t referring just to English sides.

Sorry, I refuse to join the collective ****fest. For what it’s worth City aren’t the best side to play at St Mary’s this season - Spurs for 45 minutes, West Ham and Liverpool for 90, all played some seriously impressive and entertaining football; City obviously did so consistently week in week out, while those others didn’t, but I’m not having the living legends bollocks yet.

And I won’t even mention what they spent to achieve what they have. Come back to me when they’ve won the Champions League.
 
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brb said:
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It’s impossible to say where City would be these days had they not come back to win against the Division two play-off against Gillingham at Wembley in 1999, but it’s more than likely that they’d not have been Premier League champions twice, as well as FA Cup and League Cup winners.
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Tad bitter still after 20 years
Just like the bellend Pulis who was Gills manager at the time,he hates City the sour twat
 
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brb said:
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It’s impossible to say where City would be these days had they not come back to win against the Division two play-off against Gillingham at Wembley in 1999, but it’s more than likely that they’d not have been Premier League champions twice, as well as FA Cup and League Cup winners.
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And Aguerro could have been playing for you bruv <ok>
 
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