About half the goals of ManCity comes from one man: Erling Haaland

his is looking like another season for City to “put in the bag”. They are appealing the verdict and, for now, they prove their worth.

Enzo has a flawless PL season so far. The tall Norwegian makes it easy for him.

BBC bias?

ecently, on at least 3 occasions, I showed how BBC was ignoring important news and football news about ManCity to constantly ‘incite’ against ManCity.

I don’t know if – or to what extent – other broadcasters do or did the same.

They created an atmosphere wherein everything about ManCity is negatively rated, e.g.

It’s even more obvious in other such updates.

Easier times

fter a very difficult battle or late-night war with PSG (ManCity gave back a good fight, proving potency) Manchester will be the host/hostess of easier clubs visiting and even away matches won’t be too challenging.

This coming Saturday in the afternoon there will be a rush. Tomorrow at noon we talk about the Court of Appeal while ManCity management likely discusses its appeal to the High Court.

We can kind of relate to those stuck for years in the legal system, including ManCity.

Once a person or entity gets accustomed to it the whole thing becomes more routine, there’s no anxiety anymore.

Manchester City showed resilience in the second half

anchester City lost last night’s match. It wasn’t a critical match (no PL points to lose, no tournament to get kicked out from). But it would be good to boast about beating the Champions.

Based on opportunities and quality of opportunities, Manchester City played as well as PSG, sometimes even better.

The score tells another story.

After the first half an hour many worried it would end up a devastating disaster like 0-6. That didn’t happen.

I was actually right outside the stadium, jogging, when Haaland scored the first goal.

City ’til I die?

HE visitors are ahead by 3 goals within just over half an hour. The worst part? It seems like they deserve it.

Maybe it’s not too shocking that PSG is winning, but the pace or rate of the goals is probably shocking and demoralising players.

Now it’s about damage mitigation for ManCity. They have future matches to prepare for.

Thankfully this is no “knockout round”.

What more can be said?

ManCity needs a miracle even just to equalise.

Simple message

he coach has spoken

“The message is quite easy. We need the perfect game because they are the best team in Europe in this moment,” Maresca said in Tuesday’s press conference.

“They won the last two Champions Leagues, so that shows how good they are.

“So, we need the perfect game but at the same time, if we play our best we can beat them.

“I think we are for sure a good team, no doubts about that…

Kick-off one hour from now.

I heard their hordes of very loud fans an hour ago, marching towards the stadium.

Hopefully they won’t vandalise the city after they lose (or win).

Seems like a pattern at BBC today

rench fans congregate around the stadium today, but BBC has nothing to say today except things like these in the SPORT section of BBC:

Seems like BBC bias. Manchester envy?

There’s an appeal, this is about something that’s not news, and all eyes are on a very important match between two major clubs.