Don't cry, Pocchi.
UEFA Champions League Quarter Final fixtures (9th - 10th, 16th - 17th April 2019)
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Not really. They have been winning games without him and have been struggling since his return
feck, Kane 
I assume you're joking but yes, players with courage and intelligence will adapt. The rest will give away pens.
feck, I've got Nation's League tickets in Portugal. No Kane is massive for England.
True. But didn;t they win the 4 league games he missed and then failed to win 1 in 5 on his return?
Jenas sounds like he's about to cry.
Kane hurt, soon as he made the tackle he knew he was crocked. Hope he recovers soon.
Delph wtf!! Horrible tackle
Injured his ankle again as he went to tackle Delph
Shit. Feel awful for Kane.
Was just about to write this..
Is anyone else impressed by how far Ederson can hit the ball with such little effort?
Yes and you run the risk of giving a penalty away, its always been like that.
Rashford to lead the line
Delph put his whole weight down on his ankle this time. Anyone would be lucky not to have a bad injury there.
Went in on Delph and got injured in the process. It actually looked like he slipped a bit at the end.
Ankle ligaments. Another gift for City in this season of gifts. Good news for United though.
Delph clattered into him whilst winning the ball and his ankle twisted in a funny direction. Doesn’t look good.
Kane went into that challenge with hugely unnecessary force and came off worst. Totally avoidable injury.
Put some fecking cheese on it.
Injured the same ankle he did last time. Will be at least 2 months.
He does have expertise on being injured.
The way that ankle turned, he might not be wrong
How long do you lot reckon he will be out.
Ah thanks. I'd stopped paying attention for a bit.
Looked deliberate from Delph during the replay imo.
Yeah that wasn’t Delph’s fault
Son might kick on again at least.
Kane injured. feck yeah.
*Before anyone starts, yes I am celebrating an injury. I care a log more about United getting top 4 than about whether Harry Kane misses a few games through injury. Sue me.
*Before anyone starts, yes I am celebrating an injury. I care a log more about United getting top 4 than about whether Harry Kane misses a few games through injury. Sue me.
Good news for us, Spurs could struggle without him.
Exactly. The ‘good old days’ when you were allowed to tackle, being one of them.
Kane has no sense, why make the challenge anyway Delph wasn't going nowhere
Kane was the one who did the tackle...
He's got 2 months, he might be back by then.
When will the FA start fecking over clubs for constant fouls? I know tactical fouls are part of the game but feck me City (and Pep's Barca) take the piss.
Anything looks deliberate in slow motion
So if you throw yourself at the ball recklessly it should be allowed to hit your arms with no repercussions because "that's how you defend"? That's what you both seem to be suggesting.
That’s 2 months away. He’ll be back I bet.
City playing dirty today. Lots of niggles after the balls gone.