FT: Man City 4 - 3 Spurs. Spurs win on away goals

[J R Hartley]

Exactly, he’s talking through his arse, 32,000 for a home game against York City, must have been coaches there from all over the UK & Europe😂😂

I was always envious of their support and they were a club I wanted to do well.

Yes it’s getting a bit boring now with them being so much better than the rest and not needing to get out of 2nd gear to beat most teams but that’s not the fans fault!

Obviously they’ve picked up new fans along the way but what club that gets new found success doesn’t?

[thehumblegringo]

Laporte has been at fault for all 3 of Tottenham's goals

[splott parker]

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the best thing to come out of Manchester is the M6 south. Man City exemplify all that's wrong with football with silly money, silly wages and anything but a level playing field. Ajax for the title.

When has English football been a level playing field? Even in maximum wage days you had Sunderland ‘The Bank of England Club’ . Arsenal in the 30s lived above the means of other clubs. There’s always been clubs richer than others with wealthier benefactors. Indeed where would we have been without Scam’s money? (Which turned out to be not his money😂). I’m all for Man City putting Man U & Liverpool in their place.

[J R Hartley]

When has English football been a level playing field? Even in maximum wage days you had Sunderland ‘The Bank of England Club’ . Arsenal in the 30s lived above the means of other clubs. There’s always been clubs richer than others with wealthier benefactors. Indeed where would we have been without Scam’s money? (Which turned out to be not his money😂). I’m all for Man City putting Man U & Liverpool in their place.

Spot on.

Yes the numbers are obscene now but it’s only what Liverpool did in the 80s, United in the 90s and Chelsea in the 00s did. It’s not like City are the only ones spending either.

You have to say fair play to Spurs for competing against the spending power of the other big clubs.

[Michael Morris]

5 - 3

90+3

[The Bob Banker Spanker]

5-3!
Spurs have themselves to blame trying to play it out

[Michael Morris]

VAR checking

[Michael Morris]

disallowed

off side

[The Bob Banker Spanker]

Disallowed

[The Bob Banker Spanker]

Unbelievable

[J R Hartley]

I am ****ing gutted I cancelled BT Sport

[Optimistic Nick]

Spot on.

Yes the numbers are obscene now but it’s only what Liverpool did in the 80s, United in the 90s and Chelsea in the 00s did. It’s not like City are the only ones spending either.

You have to say fair play to Spurs for competing against the spending power of the other big clubs.

Didn't Utd have a rigid pay structure? I didn't think they were the best paid in the league. I've not bothered gathering evidence but the money team of the 1990s was, to my mind, Newcastle that tried to buy the league and failed. Arsenal to a degree too. I'm not saying Utd were on a modest budget but I think of them as a team that grew their own and spent well rather than buying success.

[splott parker]

5 - 3

90+3

Correction 4-3

[Des Parrot]

5 - 3

90+3

or not

[Taffy Blue in Berkshire]

haha Man City

[thehumblegringo]

I hope City smash em on Sunday then we smash the scouse twats

[Eric Cartman]

Sick of Var ruining football by helping refs get decisions right.

[The Bob Banker Spanker]

One of the best games I’ve ever seen

[Optimistic Nick]

Brighton still have to play those two.

[J R Hartley]

Didn't Utd have a rigid pay structure? I didn't think they were the best paid in the league. I've not bothered gathering evidence but the money team of the 1990s was, to my mind, Newcastle that tried to buy the league and failed. Arsenal to a degree too. I'm not saying Utd were on a modest budget but I think of them as a team that grew their own and spent well rather than buying success.

United were splashing cash on the likes of Pallister, Ince, Yorke, Cole.etc

[Bald Barry Bastad]

What a game!

[Armitage Shanks]

VAR ruins emotions in football.

[rs3100]

Didn't Utd have a rigid pay structure? I didn't think they were the best paid in the league. I've not bothered gathering evidence but the money team of the 1990s was, to my mind, Newcastle that tried to buy the league and failed. Arsenal to a degree too. I'm not saying Utd were on a modest budget but I think of them as a team that grew their own and spent well rather than buying success.

Don’t forget Blackburn and Jack Walker, they spent their way to the title.

[MacAdder]

Unbelievable Jeff!

Perhaps Man City fans have a feeling similar to how we felt after the Chelsea game, one of their hearts being ripped out?

The difference being that they lost to a correct decision.

[Freitag 4.17]

That was absolutely ****ing amazing, Love VAR - I'm almost shaking and I don't even give a shit about either of these teams.