Happy Blue

At a guess they look like Kompany & Silva to me, who they supposed to be?

Cant really call myself a fan, i liked to watch them when they had Reynolds, Kasiano, Klemmer, Graham & the Morris brothers but i mainly watch the teams with English players really so watch more Bunny's now

Foden & Ederson getting new contracts too and talks have begun again with Sterling

It's nice to see City stepping up saving football with the cash we are giving these smaller clubs who have had a difficult year with the covid situation ..your welcome

Nope! @Devil is still a muppet

I'm in South Korea Broke out with Gonorrhea Now I totally figured it out That's why it hurts when I go pee, shit I feel like a jerk 'Cause my dick won't work, no It's like I got punched in the nuts By a dude who knows thai-chi Yep, copy & paste works ..from mobile anyway lol

Just destroyed Preston, think we doing back to back titles again :smiley with the shades on:

So no insertion's? that's a bummer, i wanted to show you my new move, 2 in the pink, 1 in the stink! ;)lol ..had a nice diagram draw up and everything! :ninja:

Will give that a whirl

Can't post youtube video links or emojis still

I'm trying to post my penis pictures but it's not working

Picking up his wallet?

In a recent interview with Mundo Deprotivo, Barcelona academy graduate Riqui Puig said that if he were to leave Camp Nou, his preferred destination would be Manchester City.

Aguero is getting replaced with a high value striker Manchester City are ready to spend big on a couple of players of quality this summer, says chairman Khaldoon al-Mubarak. In the wake of the club's Champions League final defeat by Chelsea, Khaldoon says City "will be back". He said "the biggest mistake" would be to rest on their laurels after winning the Premier League. Speaking through his club's media channels, Khaldoon said the emphasis would be on "quality". His comments come amid a growing expectation that City are preparing a club record bid for England skipper Harry Kane. "Having won the league, it is not the time to sit back and be content," said Khaldoon. "That would be your biggest mistake. This is the time to send a strong message that there is no contentment, that you are not satisfied with just winning the league." City have space for Kane in Pep Guardiola's squad following the departure of striker Sergio Aguero, one of the club's highest earners. "Sergio Aguero's shoes are very hard shoes to fill but I am confident we will find the right player to fill those shoes," said Khaldoon. "There are other areas in the team that need investment. Not too many - it is not about numbers, it is about quality. But we will bring quality into the squad in a couple of key positions." This summer many of City's Premier League rivals will be attempting to stretch budgets that have been massively impacted by playing virtually a full season without fans. And there are no guarantees full stadiums will be allowed when the 2021-22 campaign begins on 14 August. "Our financial balance sheet is strong and we will invest wisely and do what we need to do," said Khaldoon. "But the market will be difficult as there won't be enough liquidity. There will be movement but it will done in a more creative way." It has been suggested City might use players as bargaining chips to get deals done, although in the past, such transfers have proved difficult. But despite criticism from outside the club of Guardiola for his team selection against Chelsea in Porto, the City hierarchy is solidly behind the man who has brought them three league titles out of the past five and led them into what Khaldoon describes as the club's "golden era". "We will do everything we can to keep Pep for as long as possible at this club," said Khaldoon. "He is in the right environment and has the right infrastructure around him. "We have the greatest trust and the greatest relationship and we have achieved so much. The journey goes on and it will go on as long as Pep is happy and we are happy."

He's chatting shit, doubt he's won 23 major trophies not even including the shields in that, he must be counting mickey mouse stuff or he cant count as i've got him at 16

Tuchel will be sacked next season when the new coach effect wears off

Pep Guardiola says he is staying put at Man City: I have everything I need Pep Guardiola's five-season spell with Manchester City is already the most time he has spent in charge of a single club; the former Barcelona and Bayern Munich head coach, who has two years left on his contract at the Etihad, says 'the results will decide if I can stay longer' Pep Guardiola says he is planning on staying at Manchester City for the long term because the club "gives the manager everything he needs". "I have friends in the hierarchy above me, and the players have the feeling that I'm the manager because they feel I've been supported by all the people [above me]. "Most importantly, apart from the players - because in five or six teams in England and Spain, they have top players as well - I feel comfortable with my staff, the backroom staff, I have everything. I can't ask for more to do my job as best as I can do. "It's simple as that. We are in the same line, we take decisions together, we share the mistakes together, we share the good things all together and this is the point. "When we lose, they don't tell me that I'm responsible, we look to find a solution. I know as a manager that if we don't win, they are going to fire me, but they are going to do it in a friendly way. "This is the way we work here and this is why I extended the contract here by two years and after two more years. I feel incredibly comfortable working, not only with the players, but all the departments in the club. "That's why I decided to stay longer." Looks like Peps here for 20 years then

Manchester City Supporters Club has welcomed the “brilliant” gesture from owner Sheikh Mansour of paying for travel costs of all fans going on official trips to the Champions League final. Official Supporters Club general secretary Kevin Parker has estimated that the generous decision to stump up for all flights and transfer costs for fans who have to observe the strict Covid restrictions - by flying in and out on the same day - will cost the Blues owner around £2million. And he says that, at the end of a tough year for everyone, and with many fans unhappy at Portugal’s insistence on strict bubble rules surrounding the final in Porto on May 29, it is a great gesture. “It’s a brilliant offer,” said Parker. “I got a call from the club ahead of the announcement and my initial response was ‘How great is that?’ Man City & Leicester have the best owners in football

@Mel81x @Dr. Gonzo

Yeah, the dead space games are great, hope this new series are something like it ..I think they shut the studios down for some reason

I guess now Dulux sponsors Spurs, they can paint some trophy's in the cabinet

Who is Kayky? Man City's newest signing known as the 'next Neymar' profiled Man City announced Kayky's arrival from Fluminense on Friday. Manchester City have announced the signing of Kayky from Fluminense. The 17-year-old will join City at the end of the Brazilian domestic season and the deal is believed to be worth an initial £9m plus potential add-ons with Fluminese inserting a clause to receive 20 per cent of any future transfer fee. Kayky has signed a five-year contract with the Blues, winning the race for his signature amid interest from various Spanish clubs. Known as the 'next Neymar' in his homeland of Brazil, the raw teenage sensation has caused a stir on social media with his goals for Fluminese, often found effortlessly dancing past the opposition thanks to his outstanding skill and quick feet.

The CL should be a league with the champions of each country with no final, whoever is top after all the games is the real champions, the other cup should be the same but for the runners up! ..if they want a big show piece final have both winners play for a super cup at the end of the season!

Well, they going to have to re-think all of this now!