Mark D retweeted
Replying to @MarkofGrove
Put that last goal directly on bicycle Ben. Stealing a living
Weird game. They have gone up a gear in this 2nd half. But this is the worst we have defended as a team all season. They haven't been much better but we have gifted them a couple of goals.
No injuries now please and two big home games ahead to make amends.
Vale needs to take a look at himself. His workrate has been poor and he keeps bottling 50/50s.
When the high press comes around to him he is 10 yards behind.
Not displeased by this start despite being behind.
But it feels like they could score anytime they go forward.
I swear these people get riled up over nothing or don't know London.
Farringdon is a 5 minute walk away and Blackfriars is a trains length from City Thameslink.
Account based in - Africa.
What a mess.
Why does the Premier League continue allowing rival fans to display banners calling Manchester City cheats without taking any action? This has become a pattern that needs to be addressed. The league should remind supporters that allegations are not the same as proven wrongdoing and that stadiums should not become platforms for endless abuse.
Manchester City deserve the same respect and protection as every other club. If the league cannot enforce basic standards consistently, then WE should consider its legal options. We are tired of being treated as guilty in the court of public opinion before the legal process has even reached its conclusion. Enough is enough!
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Manchester City have been found guilty of 114 charges of wrongdoing.
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Alan Shearer does not hold the record.
A follower sent us this on Harry Kane:
“Everyone’s praising him for going to Bayern, but I still think he ran away from the Premier League record.
He was only 47 goals behind Alan Shearer. If he’d stayed in England, he probably breaks it.
For me, becoming the Premier League’s all-time top scorer would’ve meant more than winning the Ballon d’Or. He turned his back on his own country.”
When the country is on its arse and full of division, how good is it to see an honest, hardworking, English lad get his plaudits on the world stage?
Hasn’t had a straightforward path to success, but never moaned, just cracked on and is now reaping his rewards.
An inspiration🏴
Mark D retweeted
Harry Kane standing on that stage wearing the poppy with pride and you can see how proud of himself he is. An all time England great. Now win us the that 2028 euros lad! #BallonDor
Mark D retweeted
It's harry kane ballan dor day. One of our own is gonna be a ballan dor winner today
#KaneBallonDor
Mark D retweeted
One stat I like on the normalisation of Harry Kane's goalscoring:
If you only take the England goals Kane has scored since turning 28, he'd still be the top scorer in our history.

















