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Nope. Don't think it is arranged until the end of the season and they know who is involved! Which is a complete bummer!

Think it isn't a name they use themselves all the time, as they are also known as the Blues and the Citizens, but it is definitely one of their nicknames. What I think has happened is that the press have suddenly latched on to it and now they are forever being labeled as such.

All over the papers and in the TV match commentaries. Forever being called the Sky Blues.

Give Reda the armband? Is that so he can put one of his limbs in a sling? Reda will not be here next season. Almost nailed on certainty.

Not so sure. In rugby there are loads of pens, so you have many chances to try and nab 3 points back. Most games in football don't even get a single pen and a goal in football holds much more relevance. You can't get goals back by kicking a rugby penalty or having a drop goal. Deliberate...

Not sure you would be saying that if we lost 1-0 in the play-off final to a penalty for handball where the ball was nowhere near the hand of our player.

Yep. Really annoys me too. Shirt pulling Feighing injury Diving Appealing for red and yellow cards Conning the ref Taking the ball out to the corner flags Surrounding the ref

Man City wore sky blue shirts and white shorts for every single season between 1896 and 1976. In 1976 they went to an all sky blue kit. They went back to sky blue shirts and white shorts in 1985.

I wonder why JH chose sky blue though. Sky's the limit maybe? Obvious once he chose the Sky blue kit we would then be the Sky Blues, but would like to know why he chose sky blue.

Obviously decisions can still be wrong even after review, but the review system does greatly reduce the amount of incorrect decisions. There have been massive ones in the past, such as Henry's handball against the Irish. In American Football things get reviewed all the time and also the...

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And at times hate it!

Maybe he just like Man hugs.

Yep, it was, but its is a form of cheating in my eyes. Vardy has deliberately gone in to the challenge to make contact with the defender's leg. It's stuff like that, that makes me like football a little less. Letter of the law it's a pen, but I don't like to see stuff like that, even from our...

Not odd when we were nowhere. Maybe not so odd if he thinks we may now be going up. ;)

Don't want to tempt fate talking about it now, but I think it is wise to look at the scenario in terms of dates etc. I know someone yesterday said they were away on holiday for the play-off final. Season ends on the 8th May and the play-off final is on the 29th May. My concern is when the...

Yep, Armstrong injured could mean the end of our season.

Yep, I thought that one was harsh too. Thought he bought that pen and rather than the defender making a challenge, that was the attacker deliberately going over the defender's leg to buy the pen. What was the deal with Simpson too? Can't quite recall the first yellow he got, but that second...

Isn't Hooi under contract? Thought we were going to buy him weren't we?

But he didn't extend his arm. The lad turned his back on the ball deliberately, to exactly avoid using his arms. Things like this are so wrong in the game. Someone throws their arms out deliberately to make the target area harder to hit or to stop the ball from going into the area, then fine...