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Angelfrost:
Lol... Not according to Kyase, Dfrost, Fergie001, and Ray07.


I tell dem say Ipswich no fit lose tomorrow, dem dey argue.

Sellfish:
At a point even Manchester United, Chelsea and Liverpool were nothing ...teams like Nottingham forest ruled English football at some point

Just like all those other teams,an city got funding and also got a sensible manager to employ those funds properly...

Whatever is going on with Man city presently is fishy..and sooner or later, we will find out what it is

Angelfrost:
Sack Pep?!! Is that a joke?!!

You don't sack a coach of Guardiola's pedigree... No nah!

Highest is to beg him behind closed doors to resign.


Anyway, they gave him a contract extension 2 days ago... Which means they believe in him.


Besides, the team is struggling due to injuries and a diminished squad.

helinues:
Nothing like any rat. It's just nature trust me.

Not all the time things will go your way. Who is City in Epl in the last decade?

Kyase:
We dey here tomorrow

Una think say na Ten hag ?

Olokolobo:
That's match fixing, it can't happen.

Angelfrost:
Amorim don dey make mouth since International break...!

Ipswich go clear him doubts tomorrow.

Angelfrost:
Boss, I have been watching epl since 1996 (been supporting Leeds since).

This is unusual for a top team of this current caliber... And Guardiola's team for that matter.


They should be thoroughly investigated.

Sellfish:
Having watched how Manchester City have been loosing matches over the recent weeks, what keeps coming to me is the financial fair play issues that have had hanging over them for a while..

I consider that these string of losses might be part of an under-the-table agreement between Man City and the Premier League authorities for them to "respectably" lose points instead of having such points summarily deducted publicly due to that FFP non-compliance

And with the way they are losing shamelessly match day after match day, it reinforces my thoughts that they are in quite a hurry to have all the agreed points lost so that they can get back to business...

Note...I have no concrete proof to back up this claim...but them going in the blink of an eye from being easily the most formidable premier League team to the serial losers they are presently has brought this possibilty to my mind

Angelfrost:
Amorim don dey make mouth since International break...!

Ipswich go clear him doubts tomorrow.

Kyase:
Amorim na talk and do manager

MondayOmoAdugbo:
I go win tomorrow.
,.. make sure you watch amorim first game tho.❤️

DelphiOracle:
hmmmm. Is it only points they are supposed to lose in the financial fair play issues?

helinues:
Hahaha, I have been following EPL as far back all those BBC commentary every Saturday, used to work in a pool company back then so I know about all those Leeds, Ipswich, Bolton, Carlisle even the likes of Aldershot used to come once in a while to EPL and return back to relegation.

How many years have Bolton exited EPL? Dont they used to be too EPL teams?

Sellfish:
Fines can also be paid quietly ..


But my point is that, this Man City's string of losses is veey suspicious.

Angelfrost:
Bolton, Portsmouth, and my Leeds had serious internal crisis na.

Ray07:
lamastation
3 Kundo 😁

Angelfrost:
Not missing it.

The whole world will be watching to see the magic.

Lamasta:
Na football bro we have been dealing with you guys for the past 5 seasons now make una self get small prestige untop Pep

Sellfish:
Having watched how Manchester City have been loosing matches over the recent weeks, what keeps coming to me is the financial fair play issues that have had hanging over them for a while..

I consider that these string of losses might be part of an under-the-table agreement between Man City and the Premier League authorities for them to "respectably" lose points instead of having such points summarily deducted publicly due to that FFP non-compliance

And with the way they are losing shamelessly match day after match day, it reinforces my thoughts that they are in quite a hurry to have all the agreed points lost so that they can get back to business...

Note...I have no concrete proof to back up this claim...but them going in the blink of an eye from being easily the most formidable premier League team to the serial losers they are presently has brought this possibilty to my mind

helinues:
Back then, Arsenal and Man UTD were on fire. They are the 2 teams dragging leads with themselves while in Scotland, Celtic and Rangers, always

CrossRhodes:
Cameraman don show him face as e dey swell like puffer fish

Let's see if he eats humble pie today.

Sellfish:
Having watched how Manchester City have been loosing matches over the recent weeks, what keeps coming to me is the financial fair play issues that have had hanging over them for a while..

I consider that these string of losses might be part of an under-the-table agreement between Man City and the Premier League authorities for them to "respectably" lose points instead of having such points summarily deducted publicly due to that FFP non-compliance

And with the way they are losing shamelessly match day after match day, it reinforces my thoughts that they are in quite a hurry to have all the agreed points lost so that they can get back to business...

Note...I have no concrete proof to back up this claim...but them going in the blink of an eye from being easily the most formidable premier League team to the serial losers they are presently has brought this possibilty to my mind

Angelfrost:
I know... No doubt.

Man City was transformed overnight by oil money.

Angelfrost:
I know... No doubt.

Man City was transformed overnight by oil money.

Sellfish:
Having watched how Manchester City have been loosing matches over the recent weeks, what keeps coming to me is the financial fair play issues that have had hanging over them for a while..

I consider that these string of losses might be part of an under-the-table agreement between Man City and the Premier League authorities for them to "respectably" lose points instead of having such points summarily deducted publicly due to that FFP non-compliance

And with the way they are losing shamelessly match day after match day, it reinforces my thoughts that they are in quite a hurry to have all the agreed points lost so that they can get back to business...

Note...I have no concrete proof to back up this claim...but them going in the blink of an eye from being easily the most formidable premier League team to the serial losers they are presently has brought this possibilty to my mind

Sellfish:
It isn't match fixing if it's part of an under-the-table agreement with the premier League authorities who solely have the day to declare what is or isn't match fixing in the premier league

Kyase:
Amorim na talk and do manager

Lamasta:
We want to leave you guys this season to win one at least may the noise of 115 charges and farmers league reduce small, no be only City dey EPL, but we will bounce back though its just a temporary setback....

If y'all don't take this chance and City overtake Una at the end of the season I don't want to hear pim from y'all o...

We rise

Goosethetruth:
What kind of ludicrous analysis is this?
Investigation of 115 charges that begins from when Sheikh Mansour and the Abu Dhabi royalty took over Manchester city in 2008. How the hell can losing points in one season cover up for investigation of 16 years beats me hollow.
And according to this your analysis how do you explain the loss in the Champions league?
The simple fact is the City team is an aging team with many of the vital players in their 30s or approaching age 30. Most of their midfield have lost their leg speed. Age catches up with everyone sooner or later.

MondayOmoAdugbo:
Money go finish,... Class go remain.