Not a single mention of Porto 2021.
Pep Guardiola: “We are living through a very dark time in our history. We see girls and boys in Gaza searching for their parents among the rubble. Ask for help. Suffering from hunger. To be left alone. We watch them lose everything before they’ve even had a chance to grow up. And the hell continues, and with it, the dehumanisation of the Palestinian people. Their lives matter as much as ours. Their pain is not unfamiliar. Let’s not forget. Solidarity with Palestine cannot take a break. Neither can our responsibility…”
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Another player that’s absolutely shite at utd and then, whether it’s before or after going there, is significantly better.
Victor Lindelof is one of Emery's best signings. Do not forget, he was a last-minute, opportunistic deal in 2025, the final one completed by Monchi.
Team-mates praised Lindelof's top-class professionalism & character last year when he wasn't playing. Those traits are now being shown on the pitch. A clean sheet was a deserved reward for Lindelof's exceptional performances. Newcastle was his best
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BREAKING: Mateo Kovacic, Matheus Nunes, and Erling Haaland have all told Enzo Maresca they are "okay" after their injury concerns vs Ipswich.
Maresca: "Nico [O'Reilly], it's still his back, if you remember against Coventry in the warm-up he had a problem, it's still the same problem. The only one we need to wait a little bit is Antoine [Semenyo], we'll see..."
2 heartbreaks when I was younger - Trevor Francis
Paul Stewart.
After that, SWP, Leroy Sane and Rodders.
Football Heartbreak - Which was the first City player transfer that genuinely broke your heart when they left the club ?
For me, it was Mark Lillis moving to Derby County in a deal that saw Trevor Christie come the other way. I was a devastated 11-year-old who simply couldn’t understand the reasoning behind selling, in my opinion, our best player at the time.
A player who was blue through and through and who played in the shirt exactly how I would have wanted to. I even wrote three furious letters to then-chairman Peter Swales – I’m still waiting for a reply… and for Mark to come back!
Thankfully, I’ve had the pleasure of Mark’s company many times over the years. He’s a cracking fella and still blue to the core who can be found on match days roaring his beloved City from the stands


















