Message To The Stretford Massive And Their Poxy Club Outside Manchester For Over 100 Years

It goes without saying who the bitters are, ask any City fan worth their weight and they will tell you just like I will. We don't care for our impostor neighbours over in the Borough of Trafford place they call Stretford any more, the club who weren't renamed Manchester United until 8 years after the Mayor of Manchester declared City the first and true representatives of Manchester. (Never was and never will be United). The club that we took in after Old Scaffold was bombed by Hilter, the club that profited from Manchester City's financial collapse. They wouldn't have that history if it wasn't off the back of Manchester City FC, you would be nothing without us and quite possibly have no history considering Sir Matt Busby was a City legend. You may not have ever found Ryan Giggs if it wasn't for a City fan and Manchester City FC, the club you poached him from.

Since Fabian Delph apparently snubbed us Twitter has been in meltdown, you guessed it United fans trying to goad City fans and mock Manchester City FC. Well there's only one thing I can say about the situation, thank fcuk Fabian Delph snubbed us. If anyone wishes to question this then look no further than an article I published on this very Blog on the 9th of July 2015, lets see if there's any rag out there to debunk the belief that most United fans out there are brain dead Zombies? Article Here

So you can stick your Schweinsteiger right where the sun don't shine lmao, mock away because City fans won't give a flying hoot about Delph's snub, He would only be taking up a place one of our youth can occupy.

On that note apparently according to www.101greatgoals.com Sky Sports have quite possibly hired a scrawny looking rag (United fan) to sport the old 1998-99 Brother sponsored Kappa City shirt from the old Third Division playoffs and then proceed to rip into Raheem Sterling. Either that or the rag was even more sad and bitter than he seems to be and did it all off his own backside.

Personally I wouldn't be seen dead wearing a United shirt or any other clubs shirt, not even if you offered me £1 million would I disgrace and insult my club. Not even to prank another club no matter what I think of them, it's just not in my blue blood.

Pretty sad prank if you ask me and in my opinion, all this hate directed towards Raheem Sterling is bordering embarrassing for Liverpool, United and their disgusting fans, it shows how desperate they all are, United fans did the same to Wayne Rooney, he received death threats and some fans balaclavad up outside the United players home only for Rooney to reverse and commit to United. Liverpool fans have equally sent death threats to Raheem Sterling according to reports. Even Fabian Delph was the subject of severe abuse from Aston Villa fans, although I'm kind of glad that worked out better for Manchester City. I have no doubt Raheem Sterling will sign for us, this lad has a head on his shoulders and knows.

I put all this down to bitterness and hate against Manchester City by United and Liverpool fans, they just hate it that we are stealing their spotlight. The only reason Chelsea aren't getting it is because they are too preoccupied with us and I have to admit I'm absolutely loving it.

It's fantastic and a testament to how far we have come as a club, it shows we are on the right track and making waves. Keep it coming, keep it coming you clowns, we feed off your bitterness.

Homegrown Quota, Sterling And Our Lack Of Activity So Far, The Scouser's Egg On Face

As the Sterling saga rumbles on I have found myself warming to the idea of him in a City shirt, in the beginning I thought Raheem wasn't worth the sky high price tag. Weighing up the pro's and con's though and looking closer at his progression since signing for the Scouser's, makes the Sterling capture more palatable.

Questions I asked myself were?

Why are Liverpool fans acting like Arsenal fans and treating Sterling the way they are?

Answer: Because they are upset about losing a big player with the quality and youth to succeed at the highest level. Initially I was buying into their idea that he was still raw, that he wasn't worth the £50 million so they should sell him fast, but then I started to pay more attention to Sterling. I 've been rerunning footage of the last few seasons and I have to say, he's not the finished product but he's certainly not raw. Has youth on his side and has bags of potential, under the right environment and coaches he could be up there with the best.

Do we really need him at Manchester?

Well as we are all aware we are subject to a homegrown quota both domestically and in Europe, yes we have our own youth products in Jason Denayer and Marcos Lopes but they are not wingers. In Raheem we would have an already proven and established England International LEFT WINGER. We just lost James Milner to Liverpool, a situation Liverpool fans are being smug over and haven't been exactly reserved about it. Add to that that Liverpool fans have taken the proverbial out of Manchester City and our fans, after capturing Sturridge by claiming we can't produce talent and we don't give youth a chance. Signing Raheem Sterling would make for a much more palatable capture right about now. We need a left winger to replace James Milner and share the workload with Samir Nasri, signing Sterling would be one almighty slap in the face for Liverpool fans.

Sign Sterling: YES

Our lack of activity? 9 days in to the transfer window and we have only signed Enes Unal, a young Turkish International Forward from Bursaspor. A lot of potential apparently and on first impressions he looks like a good capture but he's a couple seasons behind a first team place, so don't expect to see him in action along side our greats just yet.

Another Englishman we're apparently after signing is Fabian Delph from Aston Villa, the word is he apparently out performed our very own Fernandinho last season.

Fernandinho made 33 appearances in 2014/15 scoring 3 goals
Delph made 23 appearances in 2014/15 scoring 2 goals

I'm sorry but I'm against Fabian Delph joining Manchester City, he isn't anywhere near good enough. I would never pick him over Fernandinho, but I do see the urgent need for someone better in that position. The Pogba saga has died down after our apparent U'turn walking away, on that note I'm kind of glad because he's not worth the reported £71 million when we can go out and buy just as good for much less. Pogba's teammate Arturo Vidal for £30 to £40 million for instance. We have too much up and coming talent to positively warrant the signing of Fabian Delph. Bringing in 28 year old Arturo Vidal wouldn't hinder our very own Marcos Lopes either, lets be honest Marcos Lopes will end up far a better player than Fabian Delph. I say Vidal and promote Lopes.

Sign Delph: NO

What do you think?