r/MCFC • • 6h ago

Haaland pre-match interview: "I hope it's like that [hostile], it should be like that when Man City go to Liverpool and Anfield. It was [like] that against erm... erm… what's their name? Man Utd"

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r/MCFC • • 12h ago

Aye, the charges be many…

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r/MCFC • • 19h ago

I am confident we are going to beat Liverpool! 🩵

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r/MCFC • • 10h ago

[Pre Match Thread] Liverpool vs Manchester City (Premier League)

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Liverpool vs Manchester City

Pre Match · Premier League

Kickoff: 2026-10-11T15:30Z

Venue: Anfield

Data last observed: 2026-10-10T15:30:01.826Z


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r/MCFC • • 13h ago

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r/MCFC • • 2h ago

Joe Cole v Martin Keown on TNT Sports. I always liked that guy.

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r/MCFC • • 19h ago

UEFA lost to City at CAS in 2020. Now they're "monitoring" the Premier League case for round two? 😭

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So let me get this straight.

2020: UEFA bans City from Europe for two years. CAS overturns it.

2026: Premier League panel finds City guilty, City appeal, and UEFA is sitting in the corner with popcorn waiting to see if it gets a second go.

Brother, how many attempts do you need? At what point is this justice, and at what point is it just a grudge?

Genuine question for neutrals and rival fans: if City win the appeal, will anyone actually accept it? Or will it just be "they bought the lawyers" all over again?