Manchester City vs Aston Villa Pre-Match Thread

[SoccerHQ]

Got to be honest I'll be watching Spurs-Everton instead!

4-1 defeat.

[Andy_Lochhead_in_the_air]

I'm in the piss on their chips camp for Peps last game.
1978...When Ardilles and Ricky Villa arrived at Spurs, we went there and won 4-1.
1975...Norwich promotion party last game of the season (we were already up as well) we went there and won 4-1.
1974... Vic Crowe last game with nothing to play for, drew 0-0 at Orient to stop them getting promoted.

[OzVilla]

And me to the couldnt care less list.  Just hope the WC bound lads get an afternoon off, they've more than earned one.

[Hillbilly]

I'm in the piss on their chips camp for Peps last game.
1978...When Ardilles and Ricky Villa arrived at Spurs, we went there and won 4-1.
1975...Norwich promotion party last game of the season (we were already up as well) we went there and won 4-1.
1974... Vic Crowe last game with nothing to play for, drew 0-0 at Orient to stop them getting promoted.

Add in Stevie G lifting the FA Cup as his farewell to Liverpool. Whoops!

[olaftab]

Bad form to start the pre-match thread before we've had the European trophy parade.

Yes very very bad. It’s s long tradition to delay the pre match thread for the next match after the trophy parade. Bad eat a cat.

[SaddVillan]

Fucking Guardian bastards.

Back to being Aston Invisible. Not a single mention. Tossers.


Ten things to look out for this weekend

Premier League: 10 things to look out for on the final day of the season

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THE MANCHESTER CITY FAREWELL
Farewell Pep, thanks for coming. What a decade it has been at Manchester City, where their head coach has changed the course of English football for ever. Kids are desperate to play out from the back and technique, for a long period, was favoured over physique. Like when Jürgen Klopp left Liverpool, it will be a sad day for the Premier League, not that opposition fans will admit it. Nor will they be too bothered that Bernardo Silva is on his merry way too, having distinguished himself as one of the smartest operators to have graced the league, while being incredibly consistent over nine years. The Portuguese bows out with John Stones, who at his best is one of the finest defenders in world football, but has been held back by injuries during his career. City fans will miss all three but it feels like everyone should take a moment to acknowledge their achievements. WU