Yeah, that's kinda what I meant. Although I clearly explained it in a ham fisted manner.
I actually took it as a joke in that they were acting displeased we'd actually allowed city to have more than a couple of touches.
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I actually took it as a joke in that they were acting displeased we'd actually allowed city to have more than a couple of touches.
Now it is 243 and they get angrier and angrier....
https://www.theguardian.com/footbal...k-win-manchester-city-angry-scenes-dw-stadium
Wigan shock win over Manchester City sparks angry scenes at DW Stadium
• City fans launch fusillade of missiles at pitch after final whistle
• Sergio Agüero involved in skirmish with home fan
Paul Wilson at DW Stadium
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Tue 20 Feb 2018 07.43 GMTFirst published on Mon 19 Feb 2018 23.22 GMT
Manchester City fans start to launch advertising hoardings on to the pitch and in the direction of the police after the final whistle in a dark reminder of the in 1970s.
Wigan put in the doughtiest of defensive performances to pull off the shock of the season against Manchester City and once again breathe life into the FA Cup, though this eventful evening was old-fashioned in an unsavoury sense too, with scenes at the end resembling the dark days of terrace hooliganism from 40 years ago.
There was an old school pitch invasion at the final whistle, which might not have been so bad had the players been allowed to leave the pitch safely. They were not and Sergio Agüero was most conspicuously involved in an unseemly scuffle with fans in which a couple of punches were thrown.
Then the City fans in the stand began throwing objects over the perimeter fence and by the time order was restored on the pitch they were ripping up advertising hoardings and flinging them towards stewards and police.
The opposing managers, Pep Guardiola and Paul Cook, were also involved in a confrontation in the tunnel at half-time,
Wigan shock win over Manchester City sparks angry scenes at DW Stadium
• City fans launch fusillade of missiles at pitch after final whistle
• Sergio Agüero involved in skirmish with home fan
Paul Wilson at DW Stadium
@paulwilsongnm
Tue 20 Feb 2018 07.43 GMTFirst published on Mon 19 Feb 2018 23.22 GMT
Manchester City fans start to launch advertising hoardings on to the pitch and in the direction of the police after the final whistle in a dark reminder of the in 1970s.
Wigan put in the doughtiest of defensive performances to pull off the shock of the season against Manchester City and once again breathe life into the FA Cup, though this eventful evening was old-fashioned in an unsavoury sense too, with scenes at the end resembling the dark days of terrace hooliganism from 40 years ago.
There was an old school pitch invasion at the final whistle, which might not have been so bad had the players been allowed to leave the pitch safely. They were not and Sergio Agüero was most conspicuously involved in an unseemly scuffle with fans in which a couple of punches were thrown.
Then the City fans in the stand began throwing objects over the perimeter fence and by the time order was restored on the pitch they were ripping up advertising hoardings and flinging them towards stewards and police.
The opposing managers, Pep Guardiola and Paul Cook, were also involved in a confrontation in the tunnel at half-time,
Really?
Fuck that then.
Saw something in that thread about a red trying to be nice and everything. Started talking about how he needs to watch himself or they'd find him.
Bit much like
What does doxxing mean?
They're fucking mental judging by that thread.
They're fucking mental judging by that thread.
Finding out real info on someone from the internet and posting it.
Proper weird shady shite
Ah right, random.
Gimps anyway. Surprised they're that arsed given they never seem to bother with the CL anyway.
Gimps anyway. Surprised they're that arsed given they never seem to bother with the CL anyway.
Nah we booed them stronger when they were near our goal, notably for corners.
Pump it out the speakers, like they did with blue moon the other year
Didn't some team play fan noise over the PA once or did I make that up? I'm sure it was Spurs.
Maybe. I know city definitely have
Arsenal did it at Highbury when they were rebuilding one end
It's funny that Kompany gave a perfectly astute and decent interview about it after the game (as did De Bruyne) about being used to those sort of intimidating incidents, through playing in European Competition and that it didn't effect the players one bit. He didn't shithouse behind it as an excuse, like his slaphead twat of a manager.
Did guadiola cry it in?
Yeah, pretty much. There's no excuse for it, but it's a side issue to the game really. Pep said "we'll have our own welcome for them", which really helps the situation, after all his crying.
Wow. That is rather sad
Just thinking out loud here, what would be our reaction to our bus getting pelted with stuff? I honestly don't think I'd be that bent out of shape about it and use it as an excuse. It was hit with a few rock by scallys, the Dortmund bus was attacked with roadside bombs last year. Now that's bad.
Do we need a scale to help us decide our levels of rage should it happen to us?
Rocks - Fine
Bombs - Bad
Do we need a scale to help us decide our levels of rage should it happen to us?
Rocks - Fine
Bombs - Bad
Pretty sure we wouldn't care if we won 3-0, but would meltdown online if we lost 3-0.
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