Nearly right 😛
Your City side to take on Villa! 👊
XI | Donnarumma, Khusanov, Dias (C), Guéhi, Gvardiol, Anderson, Fernández, Ndiaye, Cherki, Doku, Haaland
SUBS | Rulli, Kovačić, Aït-Nouri, Reis, Bouaddi, O'Reilly, Foden, McAidoo, Lewis
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Man City XI: Donnaruma, Gvardiol, Guéhi, Dias (C), Kushanov, Anderson, Enzo, Cherki, Foden, Doku, Haaland.
Subs; Bettinelli, Rulli, Ait-Nouri, Lewis, Reis, Bouaddi, Ndiaye, McAidoo, Allan.
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Everyone at Manchester City is wishing a speedy recovery to our former captain and Club legend, Vincent Kompany.
Get well soon, Vinny 🩵
Vincent Kompany in medizinischer Obhut.
Vincent Kompany musste sich am Freitag nach einem Zusammenbruch während des Trainings der FC Bayern Amateure in ärztliche Behandlung begeben. Der Trainer des Profiteams hatte der zweiten Mannschaft bei ihrer Einheit zugeschaut. Kompany wird im Krankenhaus eingehend untersucht und in medizinischer Obhut bleiben. Bis auf Weiteres regelt sein Trainerteam den Trainings- und Spielbetrieb.
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Back in the day I, and many other City fans, made it clear that for the #115 charges to be proven then a massive fraud carried over many years, overseen by multiple organisations and companies and headed by the people who run City Football Group would have to have been in place.
The idea that such fraud and false accounting would have happened was simply unimaginable.
It was absolutely crazy to think that accountants, auditors and the boards of many companies would be complicit in such actions still it baffles me and many City fans.
We have, and for now continue, to trust the people who run the Club as all of the above flies in the face of any logic.
There are now investigations into Manchester City by the auditor regulator -
bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cm93…
So Manchester City is now perhaps the most invertigated business since Enron?
Fans of other clubs are very annoyed, and I suspect City fans would be if the roles were reversed.
But as a fan base we have nothing to apologise for.
There are so many question marks hovering over the Club, and because of that us fans, that it becomes increasingly difficult to have a reasonable conversation on all of this.
But the people who run the Club tell us that they will beat these charges.
It wont be on a technicality it will be on a point of law.
If they lose on a point of law and their efforts to clear their name and the name of the Club we support fails then I can categorically say that most of the support base will be as shocked and disappointed as any fan or any club.
But what we wont do is apologise for being City fans.
THAT WILL NEVER HAPPEN.
And until the moment of absolute guilt we City fans will lean into the stormy winds and make jokes, take the piss, rile opposition fans and generally make noise about being City fans.
If YOU don't like that then that seems like a YOU problem.
And what if the auditor regulator finds no evidence of illegality?
I go back to the start of this post, I cannot imagine such a massive fraud happening, it does not compute.
If they are guilty, then fuck them.
If they are innocent.......
In the meantime we City fans have one thing on our minds, supporting the players on the pitch.
Absolutely genuine question...if City win their appeal, and done so legally, and some or all charges are proven to be false, what win the reaction be? Will there suddenly be widespread apologies? No...the premier league have already done irreversible damage to Citys reputation.
Funny isn't it. They spent years calling City fans plastics, glory hunters.
Now they can't stand us sticking with the club.
Fans of cartel clubs who riot when they don't win a few games, or abuse their greatest manager out through fan channels.
Who's the plastics now eh?
City Till I Die....no matter the result, the league, the players, this is my club and I'll follow them everywhere even to Rochdale.
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When times are good, we celebrate together. When times are tough, we stand together. When our club is under attack, we stand stronger.
Players come and go, but the supporters remain. Fans loyalty cannot be bought, pride cannot be broken,our togetherness cannot be destroyed.
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Club card display "City TIL I Die" in the Pep Stand tomorrow.
Fans display in the South Stand.
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Ruben Dias: “The noise is all the same, the same as before. People don’t love us winning, and we love to win.”
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The soul-searching has begun for many #mancity fans (try talking to them if you don't believe that) - but they’re not going to play the sad clowns in public for a circus who, for the first time in years, are pretending to give a fuck about them
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