The ball got rolling for City’s ‘dominance’ when Carrick let the ball roll under his boot and Yaya Toure latched onto it in the 2011 semi-final. That marred moment is not mentioned in Carrick’s book. He needs to say plenty about City next week #mufcthesun.co.uk/sport/40501839/…
In 1990 I went to Spike Island to see the Stone Roses.
I bought a ticket and a coach ticket. It cost £33
36 years later my son has just paid £250 for a Oasis ticket and coach to Knebworth.
Bonkers.
The Roses were in their prime and Oasis are now just a tribute act🤷♂️
Football is finished, man. Soon, there won’t even be many people left who actually know how to watch it.
Look at Dani Olmo yesterday. He put in a reference level performance as a No.10, one of those games where you can actually learn something by watching him — and barely anyone said a word.
Then you wake up today and X is flooded with posts praising Bellingham.
That’s what football has become for a lot of people. They don’t necessarily talk about the player who actually played the best football; they talk about whoever is more popular, more hyped or gets the most attention.
It’s not about understanding the game anymore. It’s about repeating the names everyone else is talking about.
Olmo can dominate a game technically and tactically, and people will ignore it because he isn’t as popular as Bellingham.
Actually watch football instead of watching the hype.
Underneath all the City hoo haa , its seems to me that @premierleague have a flawed product. A product that they have sold to the world,only for it to be not what they claimed.
I once tried to explain to someone on here that men who are into style will always wear a jacket bc it's hard to look good without layers. As you see here with Black Thought, who's wearing TWO jackets on a hot ass day while hanging out poolside, surrounded by women in bikinis
🚨🚨| If Man City were stripped of their titles, these clubs would inherit the Premier League crown:
2011/12 → Manchester United
2013/14 → Liverpool
2017/18 → Manchester United
Who’s the best opening band you’ve ever seen live?
Sometimes the opening band ends up being the biggest surprise of the night. Maybe you knew their music, maybe you didn’t, but they came out and killed it.