My experience of Man City, based on seeing us play up there many times, is that they despise us and were one of the last teams to give up the hissing chants. Even a couple of years ago I heard a small group of theirs singing anti-semetic songs on the tram before the game. Some of their fans might feel well-disposed to us, but a lot of the match-going ones really, really hate us and have done as long as I've been going (mid-nineties); I think it might go back to Ricky Villa's goal.
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Very true and the fact they got run everywhere
The Mail clearly agree with this thread title ....
How many twists and turns to come as Liverpool and Manchester City duel for Premier League title? | Daily Mail Online
Clearly we're not in it !!!!!!
How many twists and turns to come as Liverpool and Manchester City duel for Premier League title? | Daily Mail Online
Clearly we're not in it !!!!!!
I haven't minded City winning in the past because of the alternative options. Them winning anything is just bought, and I just write it off a such. Same with Chelsea a couple years back.
Neither of those clubs would be where they are without their financial doping and they know it.
I think a lot of the hatred towards us stems from the fact we are competing with them despite the fact they've spent hundreds of millions more than us.
Fuckin' ell, Totti... You've changed your tune!!!!
A week or two ago it was #NotOnePoint.
Just cos 15/16 wasn't a bottle job; doesn't mean to say it's not possible for us to go on the required run of form this year.
No-one's pretending it's a given..... This is not RAWK.
No one does.They don’t like the dippers do they?
Liverpool drew to Leicester at home and away to West Ham. Projecting based on schedules is a complete toss up.
Agreed. We need to approach every game like it is a real battle now. It's coming towards the business end of the season, we need to hunt and be ruthless in each step required to have a chance.
There are 39 points to play for, 39 to be won and a potential 39 to get dropped along the way for all teams involved. Got to be positive and fierce in our approach
Tbf mate all before my time that so had no idea just know a couple of hardcore city fans personally and there all sound and can't say I proper read through that thread there.
Was always our “go to game” growing up .
Maine Rd was a massive old stadium and it was the one place you could get tickets as a northerner (Oldham was the other one but fuck me it was bleak in the away end there)
I have never had any issues with any city fan until they got rich. They are bit like United lite these days. But their hardcore fans are ok.
I knew a few of their “boys” & I know for absolute fact that they ain’t race or religion biased. Maine Road was right on the edge of Moss Side...
They would not like the situation you describe from your experience. Not at all. They’re all knocking on a bit now but I can assure you that if they heard hissing or any shit like that, they would smash heads.
I hate what that club has become but given the choice of them or the scousers winning it, it’s absolutely a no brainier. Scousers are confirmed slavery enablers.
Horrible bunch of work dodging, fare dodging cunts. And the scousers are even worse.
Was the 29th points tally before or after the Wolves result later that day? Remarkable we've lost 2 games during that spell and actually closed the gap at the top if that's the case.
Also, we'd have been top 3-4 hours ago if we had beaten Liverpool at Wembley. Crazy to think with a few erratic results and poorish for, against others around us
After the Wolves result.
However, City had ONLY played 19 games on the 29th December, which was a game less and now they have played a game more.
Our lack of draws is really helping us gain ground whenever anyone round us drops points.