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Roo said:
I’ve not said they are unbeatable, but before today they had 62 points from a possible 66. Therefore they’ve barely dropped any points, wouldn’t you agree? Even when they lose today (FairPlay to Liverpool), that’ll still only be 7 dropped. 7!!! From 23 games.
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That does not mean they will continue and that level. I hate City and what they represent so anything that bursts the media love in is fine by me and I certainly wont fuel it.
 
littleDinosaurLuke said:
Watching the game now and thinking about Utd's three successive draws over Xmas.....it's frustrating; for all the hype, City could have been put under pressure.
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I thought Man Utd + Spurs in succession would
put the brakes on, but the injuries meant that
our DM spine was not present. I suspect that
Wanyama will be fully fit by the rematch, and
Dembele seems ok again (so we shall see) .
 
Spurf said:
That does not mean they will continue and that level. I hate City and what they represent so anything that bursts the media love in is fine by me and I certainly wont fuel it.
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I agree. Every team has a dodgy spell. And I hate them for the same reasons you do.
But I’m not fuelling it, I’m just being realistic. They’d have to lose 4-5 games out of the next 15, and everyone else would have to win as many games, just to be level. It’s a lot to ask. For every decent side like Liverpool out there who have got a brilliant result, there’s still a lot of teams in those final 15 games that they’ll smash. As good as we are, I don’t fancy us against them. Therefore, Liverpool’s result against them is bloody awful for us.
 
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Roo said:
I agree. Every team has a dodgy spell. And I hate them for the same reasons you do.
But I’m not fuelling it, I’m just being realistic. They’d have to lose 4-5 games out of the next 15, and everyone else would have to win as many games, just to be level. It’s a lot to ask. For every decent side like Liverpool out there who have got a brilliant result, there’s still a lot of teams in those final 15 games that they’ll smash. As good as we are, I don’t fancy us against them. Therefore, Liverpool’s result against them is bloody awful for us.
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It is a lot ask but the game of football it's a wonderful unpredictable game and the two teams I really hate are City and Chelsea because they try to buy their way in and sadly in the modern world it works, but I will continue to want to see them beaten always and I will continue to believe they can lose this until they don't
 
Incredible from Liverpool to get the result(just about). City have played much better than that though.

Title race back on! :D
 
Spurf said:
It is a lot ask but the game of football it's a wonderful unpredictable game and the two teams I really hate are City and Chelsea because they try to buy their way in and sadly in the modern world it works, but I will continue to want to see them beaten always and I will continue to believe they can lose this until they don't
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Money is more visible now but the most successful teams in most leagues and competitions usually have always been are the who spend the most.
 
KingHotspur said:
Money is more visible now but the most successful teams in most leagues and competitions usually have always been are the who spend the most.
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Of course KingHotspur it's a professional sport the difference is that their money is out of all proportion to their support. It's not even local it's just the super rich buying toys. I won't support that.
 
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