What's TLMLF said now?

....................something has happened, but not sure what.

TLMLF left out of the travelling squad for the CL game tomorrow.

The only quote I can find is this:

"He knows the reason why. It is between him and me, it's a sporting decision.

He really is a fuckwit.....

On twitter Esteemed Company hinted that he had said something to Pep, but he didn't say what.

Pep Guardiola has told Yaya Toure it is down to him to force his way back into his first team plans after the Manchester City manager claimed the midfielder has been frozen out for “sporting” reasons.
Toure has not played a single minute for City this season and was left out of the squad that travelled to Rotterdam on Tuesday afternoon for the club’s opening Champions League game against Feyenoord.
Guardiola refused to disclose the precise reasons behind his failure to involve Toure so far this term but admitted that he wanted to see more from the player, who was the only senior player of six out of contract in the summer to be given a new deal.
“I spoke with him and he knows the reason why but it’s between him and me,” the City manager said.
Asked if it was down to what Toure was doing in training, Guardiola added: “No, no, no. It’s a sporting decision. He was so important last season. Six players finished their contract and he was the only one who stayed because he’s a special player. But the decision is he didn’t play the last game and today he is not in the squad and he knows the reason why. Hopefully [he will play soon]. It depends on the player.”
Was Guardiola happy with Toure? “Always, yeah,” Guardiola said, sardonically. “I’m always happy – but of course I demand as much as possible. I want more, not just from Yaya – I want more from everyone.”
Toure was largely exiled for the first three months of last season following a row between Guardiola and the player’s agent, Dimitri Seluk, although he also said the midfielder lacked the intensity he required.
Toure was brought back into the fold in November after issuing a public apology and was one of City’s best performers during the second half of last season but he has now run into fresh problems with Guardiola.Vincent Kompany was also left behind as he continues his recovery from a calf injury picked up on international duty that forced him to miss Saturday’s 5-0 win at home to Liverpool. Guardiola does not believe the injury is too serious and expects the defender back soon.
“Vincent is in Manchester, he's much better,” Guardiola said. “I don't know when but he'll be back soon. We are taking care of him, we'll see about Vincent in the next weeks, but I think hopefully he'll soon be fighting with his team-mates to play.”
One man who did travel is Ederson, despite the sickening facial injury he suffered after being caught by Sadio Mane’s studs against Liverpool. The City goalkeeper required eight stitches but he is in contention to start against Feyenoord, although he wore a protective skull cap in training on Tuesday and will do the same if he plays.
Petr Cech fractured his skull in a collision with Stephen Hunt playing for Chelsea against Reading in 2006 and has worn a protective skull cap ever since having admitted he faced a battle to regain his confidence. Guardiola said he could understand how Cech felt but hopes Ederson, who did not suffer a fracture or concussion, will not be unduly affected.
"I could understand that feeling, but in today's training session there were two or three long balls and he [Ederson] was there,” Guardiola said. “Of course it can happen but we will see. He’s got protection. Today he trained. We will see tomorrow if he will play. I have to speak with him.”
John Stones was quick to praise Ederson’s strength of character and insists referee Jon Moss was right to send off Mane. Liverpool’s appeal to have the Senegalese’s three-match ban reduced was thrown out by the FA on Tuesday.
"Ederson has got on with it straight away, after the game in the changing room he was speaking to the boys as if nothing had happened which shows what character he has got. He just wants to be around the team, in that environment,” the City defender said. “I've personally not tried to ask him too much about it because I know everyone else will be. Everyone has seen his face, the stitches, the swelling but he's got on with it, put a scrum cap on and he's been  training today."
"When I saw him on the floor, the cut was bleeding heavily, I think it was the correct decision to show him [Mane] the red card. He didn't intentionally do it but he's caught him in the head and at force as well so I think the referee made the correct decision.”

Should've got rid of this utter bellend a long time ago

I have been saying it for 2 years.

seems longer Blue

what have you been saying?




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blueboy wrote:I have been saying it for 2 years.

Oh you've kept you're opinion quiet then

Cheeky fuckers. How many of you were harping on about how 'great' TLMLF was during those years!! 

What does make me laugh, is actually, how many City fans think he's our greatest player in the last 10 years.....wtf? David Silva anyone?

If you discount those 2-3 years when we won the FA Cup and PL for the first time, the rest has been fucking garbage from him.

I think he probably had 2-3 great seasons and the rest has been above average but not too fantastic.

See Seluk is putting his foot in it again on Twitter.

Said TLMLF is fit and ready...it's all down to Pep.

replied back to basically say "fuck off, you've done enough harm to this club already, you utter bellend".

polite as ever!!!

Topdawg wrote:polite as ever!!!

Blue is like Kofi Annan

That was nice!!

Thought I was pretty restrained....

are you ill?

I know I was pretty mild-mannered in my response, so maybe I am. 

CityWatch saying that the City coaches are very concerned about TLMLF's fitness levels and condition.

The Goat re-tweeted...."Here we go again  "