The FA Are Corrupt And One Sided, Have Favouritism Towards Hypocrites United, Players Provoking Fans Need A Wake Up Call

Gareth Barry is being charged by the FA for verbal abuse towards a match official, yet Wayne Rooney is not being charged for provoking Manchester City fans. That's right Rooney ran towards the City faithful sliding in front of them on his knees, the same thing Adebayor did in front of Arsenal fans only Adebayor was charged for the exact same offence.

Saying that United's fans are up in arms about Rio Ferdinand being hit by a coin, they have extremely short memories those cretins do. I seem to remember projectiles being thrown by United fans at many a City player in the past, the FA have never done a thing about it when it happened because it's their love child United.

I never support violence when innocent people are involved, but then Rio Ferdinand is not an innocent party now is he. He is always on twitter like a few other United players mouthing off. They believe they can say what they like when they like and expect to get away with it, this is what is wrong with society in this day and age.

Players continue to needlessly provoke fans, Wayne Rooney is one of those players who continuously provokes and gets away with it, they need to be reminded that if they play with fire they will eventually get burnt. The human race only has a certain amount of patience and reasoning, you continually provoke anyone and eventually they will react.

I'm sorry but I think Rio Ferdinand needed a wake up call, shame Wayne Rooney did not learn the same lesson too. Like I said I don't promote violence but the fans are not the only guilty party here, people need to wake up because a world without violence doesn't and will probably never exist unfortunately.

As far as the Derby goes, it's still early days and is pretty insignificant, let the morons have their day because come the end of the season they could well be smiling on the other side of their faces. A freshen up is on the cards at City guys and girls, we have an exciting new year to look forward too, mark my words.

Ignore what's going on now in the papers etc and have a very merry Christmas and an even more happy New Year City fans.

Cristiano Ronaldo?, City's New Additions And The Slow Start Of 2012

Cristiano Ronaldo, with all the talk of his falling out with his fellow Real Madrid team mates, it was and is inevitable he would eventually be linked with Manchester City. Well I would not want this ponce at City, even if Real Madrid offered him to us for 1 gloriously shined up British penny. I like every other seasoned City fan love to have one up on the rags (United), but this is one situation I'd pass up anytime.

I would rather he rot in Madrid or go to a rival like Chelsea, than see him insult and tarnish a Manchester City shirt. I couldn't care less if he was the best player in the world, not that he is because there is only one Lionel Messi.

Do one Ronaldo and never set foot in Manchester, you could always go back to Trafford, though I highly doubt they could afford you unless they sold half their stinking team.

Richard Wright, a journey man yet very experienced 34 year old goalkeeper obviously drafted in as third choice, to push Joe Hart and Costel Pantilimon on (Costel could do with learning from Wright's valuable experience, something Joe Hart did with David James etc).

Douglas Maicon (Sisenando), Right wing back who can also play center back flanked by Kompany and Lescott in City's 352 system, he makes for a very experienced international anchor.

Scott Sinclair, I remember when this lad was nabbed from under Bristol Rovers, I said he was wasting his career joining a club who at the time had more than enough wingers.  Yet to set fire to the English Premier League but given time and with world class talent around him, I am confident we will come good in the end.

Matija Nastasic, a young and promising center back which is exactly what we needed after seeing Stefan Savic fail big time, looking forward to watching this lad mature, with Kolo Toure getting on now and talk of him possibly leaving it was important to get in this promising young lad.

Jack Rodwell, while I kind of felt it sad to watch Nigel Dejong depart, I also thought it a good buy bringing in Rodwell. He got a lot of stick for not living up too his old clubs hype, but in my opinion could not improve anymore around mostly average talent at Everton. He needed a step up to improve his game and I am totally confident he will come good, he is already starting to make an impact making a few key tackles and interceptions.

Javi Garcia (Francisco Javier García Fernández for short), like Rodwell another Defensive Midfielder. This is the signing I was praying would go through, and sure enough it did, having two defencive mids would free up Yaya Toure to attack, attack attack. Gareth Barry still has a few more years yet but at 31, he can't be relied on too fight on all fronts for us (FA Cup, League Cup (formally, Carling Cup), Premier League and Champions League).

On that note Gareth Barry is making a strong come back from injury, I'm predicting he should be back in 2 weeks time.

On the season thus far all I can say is, if we can play sloppy football and still not lose then imagine us when we're firing on all cylinders. Actually it's rather refreshing seeing us play badly while still picking up points, a whole lot better than playing with spirit and heart only to get stepped on.

I want to say a personal thank you to Manchester City Football Club, from myself and on behalf of my aunt for looking after her so well on match days.