Manchester City 0-2 Everton

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chicoazul said:
They could do a lot of scouse generalisations too mate.

I know a few City fans and they are sound, just maybe that place is a bit weird, I dont know.
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Most fanbases have their stereotypes. For example, I have a quite a few links with Newcastle and the fans I know around the city are thoroughly pleasant and above all, not at all "deluded" or "unreasonable", as the media will so desperately have you believe.
 
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Wanna try that again you scarf wearing Italian poof?
 
Lien said:
Most fanbases have their stereotypes. For example, I have a quite a few links with Newcastle and the fans I know around the city are thoroughly pleasant and above all, not at all "deluded" or "unreasonable", as the media will so desperately have you believe.
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I'm massively hypocritical because it's ok to stereotype those bellends for looking down their nose at us for a few years.

A geordie away from football is usually dead sound (and the girls wonderfully filthy) but put them in a football environment and they are complete and utter bellends.
 
chicoazul said:
I'm massively hypocritical because it's ok to stereotype those bellends for looking down their nose at us for a few years.

A geordie away from football is usually dead sound (and the girls wonderfully filthy) but put them in a football environment and they are complete and utter bellends.
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There are some knobheads, definitely. Just nowhere near as many as the mass media would have you believe with the likes of "GEORDIES EXPECT EUROPE EVERY YEAR!!!"-ish articles.

Edit: the girls are indeed brilliantly filthy.
 
Best summary of the Moyes/Mancini spat...

The clash started after the ball flew out of play and was caught by Moyes, standing in the manager's technical area.

As the Scotsman appeared to be looking to throw the ball to a City player, Mancini stormed into the Everton touchline area and wrestled the ball from his grasp violently and engaged in a war of words.

The incident continued and left referee Peter Walton with no choice but to send the pair down the tunnel although it was the City manager, whose position will come under increasing scrutiny after this setback, who appeared largely to blame.
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Spot on.
 
Just finished watching after getting home. My highlights are as follows:

1) Lescott being shown after Arteta scored our 2nd. Wonder what the cameraman was trying to say there?

2) Great goals by both Arteta and Cahill and wonderful set up for both.

3) Ossie played very well today "out of position" on the wing.

4) It really does go to show that a team can beat a group of individuals, no matter how good those individuals are. City could eventually get to that point as playing as a team and if they do, look out. But right now, they lack the consistency needed (as we have as well) to crack the top three on a regular basis.

5) As I mentioned earlier, our form carried the day over what ever home pitch advantage they thought they had.

6) Great clean sheet and a big "Well Done" to Howard, Neville, Jags, Distin, & Baines in the back.

7) Heitinga - a rock again. Nothing else to say about him. I've run out of superlatives.

8) Three points.
 
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