How did it go so wrong for Manchester City? | The Football Show

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1. Wer hat den Hunden eigentlich so krass ins GESICHT GESCHISSEN ??? HAHAHAHAHA

2. man city have officially signed Erling Haaland for 75 million

3. As a madridista I believe we deserve the wins because we didn't give up

4. Where did it go wrong haha, they’re there abouts won the prem and had a great season. Just got beat by a better team on the day?

5. english people are supremacidt that in their eyes they sre always favourites, the best and the super englisb race…
   but they never had the good to back their big mouth and little pasión

6. Moustache tax ,,( tax for moustaches ) in india but ❤️East india company rule abolished it ???Untouchables” were expected to tie an earthen pot round their neck so that their sputum did not fall to the ground and pollute the,,,???
   East india company abolished many shameful slaveries ???
   God bless East india company,,
   slaveries are existing in the world ,, even today,,But ,???
   There was a cruel SLAVERY existed in the city of asam india,,,land Lords were powerful ,, when the land lord was died they buried him with all costly materials that he used and also all his servants buried along with him alive ??? ? British and East India company abolished this evil SLAVERY in india in east india company rule by a special law God bless uk
   The "breast tax" (mulakkaram or mula-karam in Malayalam) was a head tax imposed on the Nadars, Ezhavars and lower caste communities by the Kingdom of Kingdom of Tranvancore (in present-day Kerala state of India).[1][web 1][web 2][note 1] They were expected to pay the tax when they became laborers, about the age of fourteen.[8][note 5] The lower caste men had to pay a similar tax, called tala-karam, "moustache tax," independent from their wealth or income.[5]
   British india abolished this evil SLAVERY ,,God bless East India company British rule ❤️ abolished many cruel slaveries that existed in Tamil Nadu india ???? for example,,in the year 1934 a British collector issued 1,.2 million agriculture lands to socially untouchable people ,,One needs to go back a hundred years to understand what was owed to the community, that gave a ray of hope, only to be snatched away abruptly. In 1892, J.H.A. Tremenheere, the British District Collector of Chengalpattu , submitted his extensive report on living conditions of Paraiyars (a caste under Scheduled Castes) titled “Notes on the Pariahs of Chingleput”.1 The report carried detailed studies of the deprivation that the community was living through, and ended with policy recommendations to the government in Madras Presidency in order to improve their living conditions. One of it was to give plots of ‘waste’ lands to the Depressed Classes, including Dalits.
   In September 1892, the Madras Presidency passed the orders to assign plots conditionally to members of the community. Conditions dictated that these plots could not be transferred to any person who is not a member of Scheduled Castes through sale, gift, mortgage or lease. It is said that up until 1934, land in the order of 1.2 million acres was assigned to members of the community and such plots are known as Panchami Land. In particular, Panchama means the fifth, which can be taken to refer to the the place attributed to ‘Untouchables’ outside the varna system. Hence, the land for Panchamas was named Panchami.
   Thank you Jesus for East India company ?????
   The social structure of caste in India is rooted in the Varna system which segregates the Hindu society hierarchically into four Varnas namely, Brahmins, Kshatriyas, Vaishyas and Shudras. The Panchamars or “untouchables” (present day Dalits) are placed below the category of Shudras and exist outside the four fold Varna system. The ideology of caste is based on the notions of purity and pollution. The Panchamars1 were considered the lowest in the society and apart from serving the upper caste landlords they were assigned common duties like removing dead cattle, cleaning drainage, and played a pivotal role in death and funeral ceremonies. Due to the nature of their work they were considered “untouchables” and lived in the fringes of the village. Denied access to mainstream society, their very sight was believed to cause pollution. “Untouchables” were expected to tie an earthen pot round their neck so that their sputum did not fall to the ground and pollute the,,,
   British collector's plan of agriculture lands to these people were to help them live with respect and DIGNITY ,,
   ????it is quiet marvellous to understand that the earth is rotating and we are living in it ,,
   Human race ,animals , female or male ,death or life tells us that God is immortal,,
   We can believe God,,and we must fear Him ,,all the billions of people die ,,it gives us peace and courage that our God controls everything,,He is omnipotent and will not let us down ???Why should we ourselves voluntarily chose❤️ to a life that's horrible,,?
   Sometimes or many a times in our life we fear or worry about a our better life ,,,
   We fear or we want some facilities ,
   But we fail to think that actually we ignore 10 commandments,,,
   Philipines 4:12
   1 corinthians 6:12 ,,,1 corinthians 10:21,to 25
   These above verses and 1 john 2;-16 and 1 Peter 4:-1 and 2 ,,tell us the power of struggle in body ????( you will not be fearing in struggle because you yourselves want it ,,)
   We all must try do good works as East India company or British empire ❤️ did ????God bless you ? amen ? thank you Jesus for East India company ???????????????????

7. ?????????????????????????? bottle jobs, when will man city win the CL, I guess we will never know lmao. Hala Madrid ❤️

8. Analist are paid to only talk about some stuff casemiro could kevin from behind no card he fouled foden no card dias and benzema going away from goal penalty the UEFA president is madrid Madrid chairman wow

9. Well, Real Madrid did a Dhoni on MC

10. Ancelotti know how to defend as he is from Italy but to attack he is improving as in Milan , Bayern , Chelsea , and off course Madrid. As Pep never learn to defend. In the end defend for last minutes of the game are very crucial especially in knock out stages. Hope next season Pep can better defend.

11. Foden lo está echando a perder Guardiola con un sistema muy estricto

12. Everybody says Madrid has character and mental strength, but where was all that for 90 minutes or this fight starts only at the dying minutes. BS

13. She's a beauty.

14. Man city and psg are the same..

15. Haha massive citeh

16. English pundits ?????

17. if you don’t take chances and you don’t defend well enough, in what world do you deserve to win. on xgoals City deserved a 1 goal victory. In Madrid, Madrid had three chances before City’s goal. You play 2 holding midfield players and not one of them drops and they don’t get the crosses blocked. Football is not about posession. NOT! And making changes in the 80th minute is not brilliant substituting, never is.

18. As a city fan not going lie I would blame the players more than pep for every years. Because pep took the massive risk on playing Walker until 80 mins after that when everything went downhill. Also Mahrez and KDB was right call but foden wasn’t good and Jesus as well and Silva was clueless as well. Sterling and geralish made a good impact but that was sad those chance should have went in and end the game by there ?. But congratulations to Madrid

19. taking de bruyne off and saying it was tactical, it mystifies me. that coach isn’t very astute, isn’t he?

20. ??? manufactured money club. Was pissing meslelf at the state of them all at the whistle. Here’s hoping they get pumped again at the weekend.

21. With all the money in this world and still they can't buy UCL thropy.
    MANCHESTER IS RED ???

22. It didn't go wrong anywhere, Real Madrid just produced magic.

23. Real madrid
    The GOAT…

24. Pedigree, have you ever heard that? Well, thats Real Madrid for you.

25. Manchester city is not built for champion leagues…

26. Benzema the Berber worrior

27. guardiola does too much overthinkng and decides to take wrong players in and out

28. Haaland is the missing link

29. These lads should be taught some psychology lessons in the academy, seriously. I couldn't quite process how a psychologically stable group of players would let it all slip within a few minutes.

30. Guardiola … if M. City was under Mourinho … and given the same oportunities … Mourinho would had conquered the double including EC.

31. City's next game will go one of two ways, they will lose, or thump the opponents.

32. The only problem i see in pep is ego and it is destroying his talent

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