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thegoodjoehunt3:
It is times like this I know real fans of football. All those who watched this match and are having fun stroking Man City baffles me.

Are you just watching the game to watch a team you do not like lose?

How come nine of you have talked about the clear bias officiating that has helped in pulling City down.

Just like the dying minute fake Penalty the referee gave CSKA in the last game, the referee yellow carded Aguero for simulation instead of given a clear penalty.

Fernandinho's sending off was very wrong.

You all saw the last game of Man City against Man Utd. Three clear penalties were denied. It is more than Manchester City being poor and you guys know it.

I hate Man Utd but I can say that referee was wrong in the game against Leicester City and Man Utd did not deserve such poor officiating. How come other fans can not be truthful?

timbros:


Yea right, referees costing Man City 2nd round tickets three years in a row and counting

Why do you ALWAYS blame bad officiating whenever Man City lose? But everything's fine when they win?

timbros:


Yea right, referees costing Man City 2nd round tickets three years in a row and counting

Why do you ALWAYS blame bad officiating whenever Man City lose? But everything's fine when they win?

thegoodjoehunt3:
Am I talking about two years in a role? Come on. Let us be fair. That officiating was weird, just as the officiating against Man United. Did you watch the Man United match against Man City? If you did, you will know it made no sense. Three clear penalties and the referee did not give one.

timbros:


I'm taking about your comments here on NL. You are the only Man City fan I know of in NL and everytime, I mean, EVERYTIME a result goes against Man City, its the officiating. Why? The coach don't share the blame neither do the players...why bros?

thegoodjoehunt3:
It's important to get one thing straight about Manchester City's 2-1 defeat at home to CSKA Moscow - it is mostly their own fault.
The defending was atrocious, the attacking unconvincing, the team spirit non-existent. The performance was largely abysmal, but Manuel Pellegrini's side - who were down to nine men by the end - were still the victims of one of the worst pieces of refereeing you'll see.

With 13 minutes remaining, City were down to 10 men and trailing 2-1 but they were probing at the visitors for an equaliser.

Sergio Aguero had raced away before being cynically hauled back by Sweden midfielder Pontus Wernbloom.

Wernbloom had already been booked and referee Tasos Sidiropoulos brandished another yellow card - only he inexplicably showed it to the wrong man, Russia defender Sergei Ignashevich.

Even UEFA agreed
https://uk.eurosport.yahoo.com/blogs/early-doors/referee-books-wrong-player--fails-to-send-cska-man-off-214125962.html


If good men fail to speak the truth, evil men continue to rule.

timbros:


Do you expect to win a match playing like that? @bolded.

The red card incidents happened 13 minutes to go. If Man City were winning with, let's say with 2 goals margin, will that Aguero incident mean much? No.

But because Man City was playing like @bolded, a mistaken 2ND yellow card becomes a big deal.

thegoodjoehunt3:
Have you not seen a match where a team is playing poorly and performs well in the last ten minutes. Do you think Nigeria would have won the Brazilians at Atlanta 1996 if our players were poorly sent of earlier.

The point is that the referee's poor officiating frustrated and killed the game for City.

Is there a rule in FIFA that says if a team is poor, the referee should punish them with poor officiating?

timbros:


Do you expect to win a match playing like that? @bolded.

The red card incidents happened 13 minutes to go. If Man City were winning with, let's say with 2 goals margin, will that Aguero incident mean much? No.

But because Man City was playing like @bolded, a mistaken 2ND yellow card becomes a big deal.

timbros:


There is no rule like that.

However the team should play well before complaining.

Nuff said. Goodnight bro.

dotcomnamename:
STUPIDITY is when VINCENT KOMPANY rejected £60 milllion offer plus two Ferrari that he can't play for Arsenal only because Arsenal played 3-3 draw with Anderlecht.

FOOLISHNESS is when VINCENT KOMPANY quickly forgot that Man City were leading 2-0 against CSKA MOSCOW but ended the match 2-2 draw.

BRAINLESS and MUMU is when VINCENT KOMPANY is still struggling to believe that CSKA MOSCOW beat his club Man City 1-2 tonight at Etihad Stadium.

Any Advice For Vincent Kompany?

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thegoodjoehunt3:
[b]Will Unwin @Will_Unwin
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The referee was terrible, but if any City player speaks about anything or than his personal embarrassment then it's pathetic


Look at this statement from someone on twitter.

He starts with saying the referee was terrible but goes on to say the players should not talk about it because they played terrible.

I wonder, is there a rule in FIFA's book that says if a team is not playing well, the referee should punish them with unfair officiating.

Let us be honest. Man City has been a target. Last season, a penalty was given to Barca for a tackle outside the box. Teams have been spending millions since I started watching football. As soon as Man City starts winning trophy, they introduce the financial fair play rule and fine City and PSG millions of pounds for buying players and not being in debt. Real Madrid is in a worse state with a debt of over £400 million yet, no punishment.


It is time for FIFA and co. to be fair. Sick of biasness. Just introduce the replay system of refereeing.[/b]

thegoodjoehunt3:
Kompany ended his tweet by referring to Arsenal as a great club. Kompany was not happy because Arsenal was losing. He was happy because his boyhood club where he grew up and played for had a lifeline to stay in the Champions League. Kompany was born a fan of Anderlecht. Grew up and played in that club for fourteen years.

That is not foolishness but a man who respects his history.

Do you think it would be smart for Kompany to dump City for Arsenal because of money. Money is not even a problem for Man City. Our owner is about to sink in over £300 million pounds in Real Madrid.

Kompany saying yes to Pierce Morgan's offer would he disrespectful to Man City and its fans. Even if he wanted to take it.

thegoodjoehunt3:
"When no one believes anymore it's my role to still believe. Thanks for the great support today. #MCFC #UsAgainstTheWorld #KeepTheFaith ". ..........Vincent Kompany.