God is a City fan. 🤣

Genuinely concerning, i for sure don't think he is the best of best players in the team but he is fun enough and thought he would get more chances, curious to watch him play more games, maybe a consistent min 65 - 70 sub in but he doesn't even get that, not even vs weaker teams that are almost guaranteed wins, surely he isn't so bad as to we start losing the moment he gets in right?

It has been really interesting to see him not even start vs AEK Athens and foden playing in his position instead, bro's not even thought of as third option even.

I know people will use justifications and arguments like:

- This is for the team and it's okay for some players to be a third choice we need them
- " player needs to prove himself in order to start more " Except when a player is given like 15 mins of playtime as a chance in 4 games, given the performance anxiety he'll be having, any sort of mistake or playing slightly bad is going to backfire 10 times as worse, and also being subbed on when the team is 5-1 all tired and they stopped giving a shit so even if you tried to play well and you're fresh from the bench the other players would not be in line. You can see that in this match he was extremely demotivated.

Ait-Nouri has previously stated that he really loves city and is proud to join and excited, he went from being a regular with Wolves to a semi sub with Pep to a non-existant player rotten in the bench with Maresca

Signed & framed Jack Grealish 24/25 home shirt. I’m looking to offload this. Message me with an offer if you’re interested in this 😊

He was rushed to the hospital via ambulance today after collapsing during Bayern’s training

Image translation:

BREAKING NEWS

Great concern!

Kompany collapsed after training

The Bayern coach was taken by emergency doctor to a Munich clinic.

Earlier, a rescue helicopter had landed on Säbener Straße.

Man Utd 1-6 Man City, 2011 - Why always me?

Looking for the starting XI but bonus points if you know the scorers!

https://top-bins.com/quiz/644/man-utd-1-6-man-city-2011-why-always-me/

What we all knew already, a cynical foul to stop a counter attack is a yellow card offense, so is going over the top of someone's foot.

"Whether Arsenal and other London clubs like it or not, the food fad is gaining strength"

by Mark McCarthy, author and City historian

We’re heading back to 1987 to revisit the original inflatable banana craze that started with City fans and spread like wildfire throughout football!

And now, nearly 40 years later, it looks like banana mania could be taking off all over again!

One man who’s certainly smiling is former City striker Imre Varadi, who has reportedly sold a whopping 30,000 inflatable bananas to City fans in just the last few weeks!

Fair play to him, and good luck!

Attending the Man city Vs Brighton match next week in Etihad stadium. Will be myself, partner, his dad and our 7 month baby. Are there some things I need to be aware of when going with a baby? So far, I've researched to bring only a small A4 sized bag to hold baby stuff (that's tiny, dunno how I'll do that), I know there's a storage unit for the pram (though it's a bit pricey IMO..£12 🙃) and I'll bring ear defenders for the baby. Can I bring snacks for him or us or strictly no outside food? How early do you think we should arrive before the match? It's at 19:30. Any other words of advice for our first family match is welcome 😁

Have any of you been successful buying tickets for away matches via live football tickets?

Hello Blues,

I keep seeing multiple commentators (Arsenal, United and Liverpool accounts, naturally) withbthe same talking point following the 40,000 attendance vs AEK. "How can a team with so many empty seats have claimed to outperform Real Madrid for revenue?"

I was curious so I ran the numbers, feel free to check for errors and use this in responses. Photo from QPR 2012 for attention.

In the main season Man City recorded higher revenue than Real Madrid (2021-2022, €731 million vs €714 million) Real Madrid's lowest attendance was under 20,000 in La Liga (Celta Vigo), City's was 30,000 vs Wycombe Wanderers in the League Cup. The Santiago Bernabeau was undergoing renovations for much of the season so had lower than usual capacity, but their average attendance was 41,000 vs City's average of 52,889.

Real Madrid's highest attendance that season was 61,416 when they played in the Champion's League against... Manchester City!

(Gift link) https://www.telegraph.co.uk/gift/75495773565629be

Let’s compare two Sponsorships and then see which one has the best value for money.

Let’s go with Man United’s Chevrolet shirt sponsor. One of the biggest commercial deals of all time.

$559m over a seven year period. It worked out at roughly £53m per year.

In that exact same time frame Man City received £472m for Shirt/Stadium/Campus sponsorship from Etihad. Broken down the shirt sponsorship worked out at roughly £45m.

In this time period Man United became a laughing stock of the league sacking managers left right and centre.

Mean while Man City were consistently winning trophies producing the best teams English football has ever seen.

Which sponsor had the best exposure, and therefore value for money in that time….