What’s going on here? Why does this look like they’re announcing that somebody has passed away?!
Thank you for your incredible support, Imps. 👏

ALT Chris Cohen: I know what Millwall away feels like and the kind of atmosphere they can create. I thought our fans were exceptional, as they always are. Their voices drowned out a big football club who pride themselves on being louder than everyone else for long periods. I’m just gutted for them that they’re driving home with only a point rather than three. It’s incredibly gutting for the supporters who came all the way down to south London
A charlton fan recently told me that he appreciates Jones is marmite. He isn’t marmite, some people like marmite. He’s a grade A prick. Imagine having someone manage your club that behaves the way he does on the touchline and throws young players under a bus publicly like this.
Nathan Jones on chance creation for Miles Leaburn: “For a number nine, he has had chances. We have put balls into areas, that we work on, that he hasn’t made runs into.
“We have put balls in the back post where we expect a number nine, who is six-feet seven, to score. I’ve had teams with six-feet six or six-feet seven centre-forwards that when you put the ball in the box it is ‘Goodnight Irene’." #cafc
That was a tough watch. As poor a home performance as I’ve seen in a long time. From west ham and Tuesday night to that is some drop off.
Fuck me
#Millwall is it a hot take to say if we lose to Lincoln and pompey Neil is at serious risk??
The well known kiddie fiddler and uber nonce, Jimmy Savile, also raised a lot of money for children’s hospitals……
Sheikh Mansour’s influence on Britain and Manchester extends well beyond football:
🏦 Helped rescue Barclays during the financial crisis
🏠 Thousands of new homes in Manchester
🏗️ Major regeneration across East Manchester
🎵 Helped bring the £365M Co-op Live arena to fruition
🏨 New hotels and commercial developments
👷 Thousands of jobs created
🏆 Bought City’s first FA Cup trophy and donated it to the National Football Museum
⚽ Turned Man City into a global football powerhouse
A legacy that reaches far beyond football.
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📝 Alex Neil's side continued preparations for next week's return to League action, hosting AFC Wimbledon in a behind-closed-doors friendly at The Den this afternoon.
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Seen so many of these and without exception, they are all accounts registered in Africa by people pretending they are English.
4 Reasons why City can't be relegated
1. Billions of people will stop watching the Premier League and switch to the Championship just to watch City play.
2. The Premier League will lose relevance because people will lose interest in it.
3. The Premier League won't be able to compete in Europe properly, because we were the ones giving them PR on the biggest stage.
4. The Premier League will lose billions in revenue because City has one of the strongest fanbases in Europe.
So if you're thinking Man City should be relegated, I'm sorry 😂. The Premier League can't risk all this.
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There are not billions of viewers in the first place. Let alone for one club. Estimates around 1.87 billion viewers worldwide.
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There have been times in my life when I would’ve considered myself a greedy bastard, but taking a sandwich with you to eat whilst on the toilet is a whole different fucking level. Elite fat behaviour. I don’t know whether to be impressed or disgusted.
West Ham fans still messaging me five days after the game. That lot really are obsessed with little old Millwall, aren’t they? For a fan base that doesn’t care about us, they have a very funny way of showing it.
Not an exaggeration to say I’ve watched Metcalf’s challenge on Bowen in the 1st minute at least a dozen times. Perfection. Have to say, I thought Bowen was classy after the game in his interview, no bitching or whining, said the stick he got and tackles were all part of a derby.
















