Noel Gallagher and John Stones compare the two Manchester clubs. Who does Noel think is good enough to get into City?
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Noel Gallagher and John Stones compare the two Manchester clubs. Who does Noel think is good enough to get into City?
Noel Gallagher On Paul Pogba, Jesse Lingard, Raheem Sterling, David De Gea And More
Noel Gallagher and John Stones compare the two Manchester clubs. Who does Noel think is good enough to get into City?
Joe Hart
Noel Gallagher
Oasis
Raheem Sterling
Roy Hodgson
Wayne Rooney
Even though the former Oasis star was born and raised in Manchester, he insists he feels Roy Hodgson's men are "always a good laugh".
Football fan Noel Gallagher has said he loathes the England team so much he always supports the opposition.
Even though the former Oasis star was born and raised in Manchester, he insists he feels Roy Hodgson's men are "always a good laugh".
Speaking on US radio the 47-year-old went on to mock suggestions the team are world beaters after their recent 3-2 win over Germany while admitting he loathes all internationals who play for Manchester United and especially Wayne Rooney.
Noel blasted: "I am not a fan of the English team .
"I find the whole circus surrounding it annoying, that when they beat Germany in a friendly they are world beaters, but we all know Germany will win that trophy, and England will be lucky to get to the quarter finals.
“No, I'm not an England fan, though it would be great if England won anything, it would be truly staggering.
"I don't consider myself to be English, my parents are Irish, my wife's Scottish, my children have got some Scottish in them, but at the same time I don't feel a hundred percent Irish either because I was born in England.
"So internationally I don't really support anyone, but if England were playing Scotland tomorrow I would be supporting Scotland.
"If Ireland were playing England, I would be supporting Ireland, same for Wales, but I've been to England matches and it's always a good laugh.
"I don't like Wayne Rooney, most of the United players have coloured my judgement of England down the years, I know it's petty but it's just the way I am."
The die hard Manchester City fan said he feels only Raheem Sterling and Joe Hart deserve any international silverware.
He added: " Joe Hart is a legend and if anyone deserved a medal it would be him, and Raheem Stirling but the rest of them can f*** right off as far as I'm concerned."
The musician is also one of the few in the nation to bemoan Leicester City's potential win of the Premier League.
"I am not interested, if we don't win it it shouldn't be presented to anyone,” Noel said.
"Oh f*** no, of course I wouldn't want United to win anything, between the two, to be honest, I'd rather Tottenham win, I don't know why.
"Saying that it's over, Leicester are going to win it, they won it about four weeks ago, there's no way they'll stop them now.
“The Tottenham lads seem like pretty good lads, you know what I mean? I think they'd be worthy champions, and that Leicester team is going to break up at the end of the season and next season they might get relegated.
"It will be a bit of a flash in the pan you would have thought, that's the way it is.
Source: www.mirror.co.uk
Noel Gallagher Admits He Loathes The England Football Team
Even though the former Oasis star was born and raised in Manchester, he insists he feels Roy Hodgson's men are "always a good laugh".
Football fan Noel Gallagher has said he loathes the England team so much he always supports the opposition.
Even though the former Oasis star was born and raised in Manchester, he insists he feels Roy Hodgson's men are "always a good laugh".
Speaking on US radio the 47-year-old went on to mock suggestions the team are world beaters after their recent 3-2 win over Germany while admitting he loathes all internationals who play for Manchester United and especially Wayne Rooney.
Noel blasted: "I am not a fan of the English team .
"I find the whole circus surrounding it annoying, that when they beat Germany in a friendly they are world beaters, but we all know Germany will win that trophy, and England will be lucky to get to the quarter finals.
“No, I'm not an England fan, though it would be great if England won anything, it would be truly staggering.
"I don't consider myself to be English, my parents are Irish, my wife's Scottish, my children have got some Scottish in them, but at the same time I don't feel a hundred percent Irish either because I was born in England.
"So internationally I don't really support anyone, but if England were playing Scotland tomorrow I would be supporting Scotland.
"If Ireland were playing England, I would be supporting Ireland, same for Wales, but I've been to England matches and it's always a good laugh.
"I don't like Wayne Rooney, most of the United players have coloured my judgement of England down the years, I know it's petty but it's just the way I am."
The die hard Manchester City fan said he feels only Raheem Sterling and Joe Hart deserve any international silverware.
He added: " Joe Hart is a legend and if anyone deserved a medal it would be him, and Raheem Stirling but the rest of them can f*** right off as far as I'm concerned."
The musician is also one of the few in the nation to bemoan Leicester City's potential win of the Premier League.
"I am not interested, if we don't win it it shouldn't be presented to anyone,” Noel said.
"Oh f*** no, of course I wouldn't want United to win anything, between the two, to be honest, I'd rather Tottenham win, I don't know why.
"Saying that it's over, Leicester are going to win it, they won it about four weeks ago, there's no way they'll stop them now.
“The Tottenham lads seem like pretty good lads, you know what I mean? I think they'd be worthy champions, and that Leicester team is going to break up at the end of the season and next season they might get relegated.
"It will be a bit of a flash in the pan you would have thought, that's the way it is.
Source: www.mirror.co.uk
Noel Gallagher
Raheem Sterling
Noel Gallagher has hinted that perhaps Raheem Sterling was lucky to have come away with a Capital One Cup medal.
Manchester City defeated Liverpool in the League Cup final at Wembley on Sunday, winning the penalty shootout 3-1, after it ended 1-1 at the end of extra-time.
Former Reds winger Sterling missed a golden opportunity to make it 2-0 in the second half, following Fernandinho's 49th-minute opener, but somehow placed his effort from just outside the six-yard box wide of the mark.
Philippe Coutinho equalised for Liverpool in the 83rd minute, making Sterling's miss costly, although Caballero spared his blushes with three fine saves in the shootout which prompted this reaction from Oasis legend Gallagher on ManCityTV.
"I think going into the shootout, he may have thought: 'Right, well this is it for me'," said the singer/songwriter of Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds.
"He's a legend now forever, that's it. He's forever. Maybe before today he would have just been like another guy that played for us but he's one of us now.
"I think Sterling will be pretty pleased. He should give him his medal."
The cup was the fifth piece of silverware City have won since they clinched the 2011 FA Cup, excluding the Community Shield.
Source: www.tribalfootball.com
Noel Gallagher Says Sterling Should Give Caballero His Medal
Noel Gallagher has hinted that perhaps Raheem Sterling was lucky to have come away with a Capital One Cup medal.
Manchester City defeated Liverpool in the League Cup final at Wembley on Sunday, winning the penalty shootout 3-1, after it ended 1-1 at the end of extra-time.
Former Reds winger Sterling missed a golden opportunity to make it 2-0 in the second half, following Fernandinho's 49th-minute opener, but somehow placed his effort from just outside the six-yard box wide of the mark.
Philippe Coutinho equalised for Liverpool in the 83rd minute, making Sterling's miss costly, although Caballero spared his blushes with three fine saves in the shootout which prompted this reaction from Oasis legend Gallagher on ManCityTV.
"I think going into the shootout, he may have thought: 'Right, well this is it for me'," said the singer/songwriter of Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds.
"He's a legend now forever, that's it. He's forever. Maybe before today he would have just been like another guy that played for us but he's one of us now.
"I think Sterling will be pretty pleased. He should give him his medal."
The cup was the fifth piece of silverware City have won since they clinched the 2011 FA Cup, excluding the Community Shield.
Source: www.tribalfootball.com
Fabian Delph
Kevin De Bruyne
Manuel Pellegrini
Nicolas Otamendi
Noel Gallagher
Patrick Roberts
Raheem Sterling
Noel Gallagher insists Manchester City ‘won’ the transfer window.
Manuel Pellegrini strengthened his squad with the big money arrivals of Raheem Sterling, Kevin De Bruyne and Nicolas Otamendi, as well as adding the likes of Fabian Delph from Aston Villa and Patrick Roberts from Fulham.
And Gallagher is delighted with the summer business done by his club.
“We’ve won it – we’ve won the window,” he told the Sports Bar. “The good thing was we got all the targets we identified, even publically. It was no secret we were going for De Bruyne and Sterling.
“Otamendi we didn’t know about until he came, but they’ve kind of pulled it off. Looking at the deals that have been done, I feel a bit for everybody else – apart from United!”
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Source: talksport.com
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Noel Gallagher Insists Manchester City ‘Won’ The Transfer Window
Noel Gallagher insists Manchester City ‘won’ the transfer window.
Manuel Pellegrini strengthened his squad with the big money arrivals of Raheem Sterling, Kevin De Bruyne and Nicolas Otamendi, as well as adding the likes of Fabian Delph from Aston Villa and Patrick Roberts from Fulham.
And Gallagher is delighted with the summer business done by his club.
“We’ve won it – we’ve won the window,” he told the Sports Bar. “The good thing was we got all the targets we identified, even publically. It was no secret we were going for De Bruyne and Sterling.
“Otamendi we didn’t know about until he came, but they’ve kind of pulled it off. Looking at the deals that have been done, I feel a bit for everybody else – apart from United!”
Click here to listen to a snippet from the interview.
Source: talksport.com
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Fabian Delph
Noel Gallagher
Patrick Roberts
Raheem Sterling
Manchester City’s decision to sign England midfielder Fabian Delph has been described as 'odd' by lifelong Citizens fan Noel Gallagher.
Delph performed a miraculous U-turn by joining last season’s Premier League runners-up in an £8m deal from Aston Villa earlier this month, and was heavily criticised for the manner of his exit from the Midlands club
The 25-year-old, along with Raheem Sterling and Patrick Roberts, have added to City’s dwindling home-grown quota, but Gallagher isn’t convinced the midfielder will feature regularly.
“Out of the two signings [Delph and Sterling], that one [Delph] was the oddest one,” Gallagher told the Sports Bar.
“I’m not sure how that’s going to work out. He’s got to get in front of Yaya [Toure], [David] Silva, [Samir] Nasri, Sterling and Fernandinho. There’s about six other experienced players in front of him.”
But, while the capture of Delph hasn’t particularly enthused Gallagher, the rock star believes the ex-Villa captain is a like-for-like replacement for James Milner, who joined Liverpool after his contract expired at the Etihad, and will grow into his role.
He has also been comforted by the nature of City’s recruits this summer, with younger players seemingly prioritised to compensate for what was an ageing squad last season.
On Delph’s arrival, Gallagher added: “He will replace Milner. He’s a good player and he might have a season of being on the fringes and then he might become a regular starter.
“But what I do like about the players City have signed and been linked with is they are all in their 20s, so clearly they are building for the next six years.”
Source: talksport.com
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Noel Gallagher Uninspired By Manchester City's Capture Of Fabian Delph
Manchester City’s decision to sign England midfielder Fabian Delph has been described as 'odd' by lifelong Citizens fan Noel Gallagher.
Delph performed a miraculous U-turn by joining last season’s Premier League runners-up in an £8m deal from Aston Villa earlier this month, and was heavily criticised for the manner of his exit from the Midlands club
The 25-year-old, along with Raheem Sterling and Patrick Roberts, have added to City’s dwindling home-grown quota, but Gallagher isn’t convinced the midfielder will feature regularly.
“Out of the two signings [Delph and Sterling], that one [Delph] was the oddest one,” Gallagher told the Sports Bar.
“I’m not sure how that’s going to work out. He’s got to get in front of Yaya [Toure], [David] Silva, [Samir] Nasri, Sterling and Fernandinho. There’s about six other experienced players in front of him.”
But, while the capture of Delph hasn’t particularly enthused Gallagher, the rock star believes the ex-Villa captain is a like-for-like replacement for James Milner, who joined Liverpool after his contract expired at the Etihad, and will grow into his role.
He has also been comforted by the nature of City’s recruits this summer, with younger players seemingly prioritised to compensate for what was an ageing squad last season.
On Delph’s arrival, Gallagher added: “He will replace Milner. He’s a good player and he might have a season of being on the fringes and then he might become a regular starter.
“But what I do like about the players City have signed and been linked with is they are all in their 20s, so clearly they are building for the next six years.”
Source: talksport.com
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