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IN a recent important UK Cup tie Manchester City Had a goal Scored against them in Bizarre
circumstances.
Question what was the Object (oddly It seem to be the only one among many) that caused the opening goal to be scored by Sheffield United. Scorer was Shelton (12 minutes) Final Score 2-1
and to finish the day...
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You could say that Manchester City were robbed on and off the pitch yesterday. The Guardian reports that more than £2,000 was stolen from the visitors dressing room at Bramall Lane, while City were being humbled by Championship opponents Sheffield United.
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Blam? You are a City Supporter Easy one for you to answer. Smile
 
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Chelsea are more perceptive.Either that or, being billionaire Chelsea, they can afford more help! When this might have happened in a cup game the club sent out dozens of apprentices and ground staff to dispose of the objects before the kick off.Nobody had to ask Peter Cech, in goal Roll Eyes
 
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Fred ! Tell us what they(the objects) were Smile
 
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Oh, all right. Manchester City were playing at home, so they'd provided masses of balloons in their club colours of pale blue and white.

After the game had started some of these balloons had drifted into the area in front of Manchester City's goal.In the course of play the ball, also white, got mixed in the balloons. What happened next is debatable. They say that the ball was deflected by a balloon (unlikely, considering the relative masses of a balloon and a football ). What it looked like was that their defender went to kick the ball away but was distracted by a white balloon near it and mishit. This knocked the ball right into the path of an opposing player who shot it straight into the net for the opening goal Big Grin.

There was a 'post mortem' in which the home team blamed the referee (naturally), claiming that they'd sought his guidance before this happened. He must have wondered why they couldn't sort it out themselves, but told them to have their goalkeeper burst the balloons while play was at the other end.

The truth is that the club must have had stewards, ballboys and other employees to clear the pitch before the kick off, but you can't expect the club to admit blame, can you? Big Grin

By the way, Chelsea players would never lose cash from their changing room. They don't know what cash is ! Gold bars, platinum credit cards, banker's drafts, accounts at Harrods, yes. Cash? What's that?
 
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Cheers Fred
Here are some Links as to what Happened No Video Posted yet Frown Even a Non Player will see the Funny Side of it Big Grin
www.caughtoffside.com/2008/01/28/manchester-city-manage...n-incident/4958.html

Google News link

Spot the Ball Pic You'll Never win Frown
 
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