Man City Vs Arsenal

monkey9

One nil to City. Aguero.

monkey9

One all. Giroud.

Mushy

Horrible defending

Maximus Alexander

Hart's so solid in nets.

OwaynOTT

'Clichy, the only player on the pitch that knows how it feels to win a league with arsenal.'

RobertKK

The one match where all United fans wanted Welbeck to score... and he gets injured...

GreNoLi

Good half, Fernandinho bossing the midfield, world class.

Would like to see more from Nacho, Wilshere is guaranteed to pick up a knock the way he's going into challenges, surely Hodgson won't bring him to the euros.

greendom

Awful half of football. Arsenal terrible and City not much better

GreNoLi

KDB is back, Cech a bit suspect there.

GreNoLi

Sanchez, 2-2, second place still on for arsenal.

RobertKK

Love you Sanchez

Now don't lose Arsenal.

Mushy

That was a gorgeous lay off by Giroud, left on a plate for Sanchez

Utopia Parkway

About 3 City players just let Sanchez run free into the box there.

Mr.Nice Guy

Rooting for Arsenal, but City are going to go on and win this game.

cson

Could well see Arsenal nicking it on the break. City sort of have to win this.

My heart

cson

Some volley by Bony. Great technique.

Masala

If Quinn mentions Man United again..., I'm gonna box him

City starting to do a spurs

GreNoLi

Looks like Wenger gets another year.

****ing get in

Bret Hart

Thank you Arsenal.

Mr.Nice Guy

Woooo! Way to go, Arsenal. :cool:

RobertKK

Thanks Arsenal, you kept City's terrible record against the top teams intact, no wins against the top 6.

Well done.

cson

GreNoLi wrote: »

Looks like Wenger gets another year.

Was never going to be any other way.

Feels strange to be doing United a favour in their quest for the coveted top 4 trophy. :pac:

Lol city fans **** off during the speech

JaMarcusHustle

Classless.

Bret Hart

The Emptyhad showing great respect for Pelligrini as he finishes his last ever game in charge at home. Pathetic.

Korat

Rent-a-crowd have clocked out for the day.

Andre 3000

United won't beat West Ham. But City won't beat Swansea either.

edgecutter

Very poor support from city fans which is hilarious. But I feel for Pellegrini, he deserves better than this.

Dirty Dingus McGee

Bret Hart wrote: »

The Emptyhad showing great respect for Pelligrini as he finishes his last ever game in charge at home. Pathetic.

Why should they stay.They've failed badly this season.

they pay their money to watch games.The team have been sh1te most of the season and show little heart why do the players or management deserve any clap on the back from the people who pay hard earned money to go watch them play so poorly all season.

Predicting the future is always fun

edgecutter

Dirty Dingus McGee wrote: »

Why should they stay.They've failed badly this season.

they pay their money to watch games.The team have been sh1te most of the season and show little heart why do the players or management deserve any clap on the back from the people who pay hard earned money to go watch them play so poorly all season.

The guy has got them further in Europe than they have ever been and has won trophies in previous seasons. It is shameful that they couldn't hang around to see him off.

You have to feel for Pellegrini hes a likeable manager but that is a pathetic showing for him

RobertKK

M!Ck^ wrote: »

You have to feel for Pellegrini hes a likeable manager but that is a pathetic showing for him

I was going to post something similar.

I will be supporting him in his next job, the powers higher up ruined his season when the team fell apart with the Pep announcement.

He is a person of class.

RobertKK

RobertKK wrote: »

I was going to post something similar.

I will be supporting him in his next job, the powers higher up ruined his season when the team fell apart with the Pep announcement.

He is a person of class.

I predicted this would happen when pep was announced and was shot down. City owners only have themselves to blame
The look on Pellegrinis face says it all

Mr.Nice Guy

Dirty Dingus McGee wrote: »

Why should they stay.They've failed badly this season.

they pay their money to watch games.The team have been sh1te most of the season and show little heart why do the players or management deserve any clap on the back from the people who pay hard earned money to go watch them play so poorly all season.

They should have stayed as a mark of respect to a man who behaved with dignity during his time there and won them three trophies, including the Premier League title, making him their second-most successful manager ever.

Instead they fled the stadium as if there were a tsunami on the way. It's disgraceful and shameful and hopefully at his next job he will be somewhere where he is appreciated.

jaykay74

edgecutter wrote: »

The guy has got them further in Europe than they have ever been and has won trophies in previous seasons. It is shameful that they couldn't hang around to see him off.

Won the league cup this season don't forget.

edgecutter

jaykay74 wrote: »

Won the league cup this season don't forget.

Forgot about that. It really paints city in a bad way.

Korat

The crowd at OT next Sunday will hang around in the hope that LVG comes out and gives a farewell speech.

jaykay74

Korat wrote: »

The crowd at OT next Sunday will hang around in the hope that LVG comes out and gives a farewell speech.

He'd get some send off alright

Bret Hart

Dirty Dingus McGee wrote: »

Why should they stay.They've failed badly this season.

they pay their money to watch games.The team have been sh1te most of the season and show little heart why do the players or management deserve any clap on the back from the people who pay hard earned money to go watch them play so poorly all season.

There last 2 league campaigns have been awful,but this season they where doing fine until the announcement of Pep coming in the summer.

Today,regardless of the result or how the last couple of years have gone,was about acknowledgeing and thanking Pellegrini for all that he has done for the club and for the success,he's brought.He has won them a league title,two league cups and got to a CL semi final and is there second most successful manager of all time and this is how they thank him.

Plastic fans.

Dirty Dingus McGee

Bret Hart wrote: »

There last 2 league campaigns have been awful,but this season they where doing fine until the announcement of Pep coming in the summer.

Today,regardless of the result or how the last couple of years have gone,was about acknowledgeing and thanking Pellegrini for all that he has done for the club and for the success,he's brought.He has won them a league title,two league cups and got to a CL semi final and is there second most successful manager of all time and this is how they thank him.

Plastic fans.

Fair enough but to be honest I can't blame them considering how little effort a large amount of the team have put in all season

OwaynOTT

M!Ck^ wrote: »

You have to feel for Pellegrini hes a likeable manager but that is a pathetic showing for him

The showing of the players was worse. No desire at all.

Have to say, when it comes to the English game I like Leeds. Not in the same way I like Cork City FC...but it's just an affinity. So always had a sneaking regard for Man City, they've seen tough times, they have a decent fan base and so on.

To see them leave without some appreciation of their manager was classless and graceless, and very disappointing. God knows we've had poor managers but you ask any Leeds fan about the likes of Simon Grayson and you'll hear little bad, he's even had a great reception on returning with opponents.

mikeym

Worst fans in the Premier League money has destroyed Man City.

OwaynOTT

OwaynOTT wrote: »

The showing of the players was worse. No desire at all.

Oh I agree! You could apply what I said to both fans and "mercs" er I mean team.

Yaya Toure should sign as the mascot next season