UEFA Champions League 2025/26 Season

[LUCKMCFLY]

Manchester City aren't supposed to refund their fans the money they paid for tickets to watch them in Norway against Bodø/Glimt, but after Manchester City disgraced their fans by losing to Bodø/Glimt, Manchester City refunded their fans the money they used to buy tickets just to show how sorry and disappointed they are for letting them down in Norway, and I believe what Manchester City did for their fans by returning the money they used to buy tickets is a way of stepping up their game.

They do it because they were very ashamed; they know they let their fans down. It's the least they can do to repay such a bad performance, so I don't see it as wrong, It's not mandatory, but it's honorable Although it might not mean much to many, I think it shows a sense of belonging to their fans. It's admirable, and I think they should do it if they promised.

[wakier]

Since Pep Guardiola helped Manchester City win quite a number of trophies, Manchester City won't want Pep Guardiola to leave in the middle of the season. If Manchester City actually wants to part ways with Pep Guardiola, I think they will do that at the end of the season so that they will protect his image. Pep Guardiola has brought in two new faces to Manchester City, and since he's yet to win a match after his new signings, I don't think Pep Guardiola is the perfect man for the Manchester City job

Yes, that is a wise decision that Manchester City should make because building performance with a new coach in the middle of the season is not as easy as we imagine and that is the reason City is still giving Pep Guardiola a chance for the time being. If City's condition is still bad or gets worse, there may be no choice but to terminate the contract and look for a new coach at the end of the season and start the season with a new coach.

[red4slash]

At least this is a form of redemption for the fans, they wasted their time, effort and money to see their only to be humiliated by Bodø/Glimt, although the fans are angry that their team has been frustrating for some time now but they easily forget how their team has been frustrating other teams for long now with outrageous score lines, it was all rosy now it's time to get a taste of their own medicine they are angry about it. What I know is that, every era comes to an end and this might just be it. Personally, I think Manchester City needs to restart. Pep has been the man for the team but these days, he seems like someone who doesn't know what his doing anymore. I might be wrong but this is my opinion.

It was even done by the players, but it was not enough to make the public, especially fans, happy because if you look at some of the reports, only about 400 supporters went to Bodo and will be refunded for ticket fees.




What they should focus on now is how to overcome mentality and performance because after all this is what is important because if the situation continues like this then competition not only in the domestic league even in the Champions League will be a little hampered for them.
Pep has been around for a long time and if I remember correctly he also wanted to leave but didn't because of the short-term contract extension that was done but for now if the situation remains the same the possibility of him leaving is very big although I think Manchester City will be the same or not when Pep is not there.

[Mayor of ogba]

Manchester City aren't supposed to refund their fans the money they paid for tickets to watch them in Norway against Bodø/Glimt, but after Manchester City disgraced their fans by losing to Bodø/Glimt, Manchester City refunded their fans the money they used to buy tickets just to show how sorry and disappointed they are for letting them down in Norway, and I believe what Manchester City did for their fans by returning the money they used to buy tickets is a way of stepping up their game.

They do it because they were very ashamed; they know they let their fans down. It's the least they can do to repay such a bad performance, so I don't see it as wrong, It's not mandatory, but it's honorable Although it might not mean much to many, I think it shows a sense of belonging to their fans. It's admirable, and I think they should do it if they promised.

I don't see anything wrong in Manchester City deciding to refund their fans the money they used in buying tickets for the match they played against Bodø/Glimt in the Champions League because they want to use it and make it up to their fans after conceding a shocking defeat against Bodø/Glimt. What Manchester City did for their fans is extraordinary and commendable.

[MorganaX]

Manchester City aren't supposed to refund their fans the money they paid for tickets to watch them in Norway against Bodø/Glimt, but after Manchester City disgraced their fans by losing to Bodø/Glimt, Manchester City refunded their fans the money they used to buy tickets just to show how sorry and disappointed they are for letting them down in Norway, and I believe what Manchester City did for their fans by returning the money they used to buy tickets is a way of stepping up their game.

They do it because they were very ashamed; they know they let their fans down. It's the least they can do to repay such a bad performance, so I don't see it as wrong, It's not mandatory, but it's honorable Although it might not mean much to many, I think it shows a sense of belonging to their fans. It's admirable, and I think they should do it if they promised.

I don't see anything wrong in Manchester City deciding to refund their fans the money they used in buying tickets for the match they played against Bodø/Glimt in the Champions League because they want to use it and make it up to their fans after conceding a shocking defeat against Bodø/Glimt. What Manchester City did for their fans is extraordinary and commendable.

It is pleasing to see what Manchester City did to the fans, it was encouraging though, but to me, that is never the case, the real deal is that, they should not be humiliated in such a way again as that result was an embarrassing one that they gave to the fans, and also to those that find pleasure in seeing Manchester City play. They should work on their performance to see some improvement so they will not get embarrassed as they have been showing in some few matches now.

[$weetne$$]

Everyone has their worst moment and I guess this is one of his worst moment and he is still trying to recover from last season trauma and the rest of them. They actually seem's better this season than the previous season and I won't say he has no chance of correcting what has happened last season because there is still a little chance to do that only if he can make it count, most people have already started to believe they may not allow Arsenal win the premier league but right now the momentum is no longer there.

At a time last season, they were in a better foem than they have been this season and i do not thinks  they are doing any far better then they did then, although their set back at a point last season was a huge one that got them appearing like they have got no actual pattern with their performance but now they be having better pattern than then and that is the credit I can give them for this season but it does not take out the fact that they are not meeting with expectations.

[Amphenomenon]

Manchester City aren't supposed to refund their fans the money they paid for tickets to watch them in Norway against Bodø/Glimt, but after Manchester City disgraced their fans by losing to Bodø/Glimt, Manchester City refunded their fans the money they used to buy tickets just to show how sorry and disappointed they are for letting them down in Norway, and I believe what Manchester City did for their fans by returning the money they used to buy tickets is a way of stepping up their game.

They do it because they were very ashamed; they know they let their fans down. It's the least they can do to repay such a bad performance, so I don't see it as wrong, It's not mandatory, but it's honorable Although it might not mean much to many, I think it shows a sense of belonging to their fans. It's admirable, and I think they should do it if they promised.

It wasn't something the fans deserve but the team had to do this, which shows the kind of bond the team as with the fans. It has always been a joy for every City fan to enjoy their game and support their team even when they were underperforming but the last game was disappointing.

Anyway, this might be a turning point for them as they accept responsibility through this their action/statement.

[Zoomic]

Everyone has their worst moment and I guess this is one of his worst moment and he is still trying to recover from last season trauma and the rest of them. They actually seem's better this season than the previous season and I won't say he has no chance of correcting what has happened last season because there is still a little chance to do that only if he can make it count, most people have already started to believe they may not allow Arsenal win the premier league but right now the momentum is no longer there.

At a time last season, they were in a better foem than they have been this season and i do not thinks  they are doing any far better then they did then, although their set back at a point last season was a huge one that got them appearing like they have got no actual pattern with their performance but now they be having better pattern than then and that is the credit I can give them for this season but it does not take out the fact that they are not meeting with expectations.

If it is Manchester City that you guys are talking about here, Manchester City was in what form last season than what is happening to them this season. In fact, Manchester City is just facing temporary setback and they will surely bounce back but the problem is before they could bounce back, Arsenal might claim the league. You guys should remember that Manchester City is not actually losing match that way. What do they have been doing is to draw matches in the English Premier League accept for Manchester United that won them and they worst of it is their shameful performance in the Champions League this middle week. It is just a phase, it will pass.

It is interesting to know that Manchester City players are standing up to their responsibility. They have began to acknowledge that they are doing things wrong, that is the first step for repentance. If they should refund the fans they are gate fee, it will make the players to sit up in other not to pay for that gate fees and it will give the fans energy to further stand by them.

[abhiseshakana]

Manchester City aren't supposed to refund their fans the money they paid for tickets to watch them in Norway against Bodø/Glimt, but after Manchester City disgraced their fans by losing to Bodø/Glimt, Manchester City refunded their fans the money they used to buy tickets just to show how sorry and disappointed they are for letting them down in Norway, and I believe what Manchester City did for their fans by returning the money they used to buy tickets is a way of stepping up their game.

They do it because they were very ashamed; they know they let their fans down. It's the least they can do to repay such a bad performance, so I don't see it as wrong, It's not mandatory, but it's honorable Although it might not mean much to many, I think it shows a sense of belonging to their fans. It's admirable, and I think they should do it if they promised.

It wasn't something the fans deserve but the team had to do this, which shows the kind of bond the team as with the fans. It has always been a joy for every City fan to enjoy their game and support their team even when they were underperforming but the last game was disappointing.

Anyway, this might be a turning point for them as they accept responsibility through this their action/statement.

It's reasonable for Man City to have that idea because their fans have traveled far and  wide just to support them and it turned out that they didn't play as well as expected, and that obviously disappointed their supporters. Therefore, they seem to want to make amends,  and giving refunds is a good way to go. I don't know what's wrong with City, but clearly their last two performances haven't been good, and this can't be allowed to drag on because Arsenal might just pull away. Man City will face Wolves in the next match,  and I think this could be a good opportunity to regain their confidence.

[JiiBs]

It was even done by the players, but it was not enough to make the public, especially fans, happy because if you look at some of the reports, only about 400 supporters went to Bodo and will be refunded for ticket fees.

It’s a gesture alright, a gesture that comes from a side of team that have being humiliated. While the funds spent by these fans might be refunded, it doesn’t erase the fact that, these fans just wanted to watch their team win or at least, not be humiliated. That’s why the money spent in flight, food, hotels and buying tickets didn’t matter to the fans. Manchester City was really bad in their last game.

[programmer3666]

Everyone has their worst moment and I guess this is one of his worst moment and he is still trying to recover from last season trauma and the rest of them. They actually seem's better this season than the previous season and I won't say he has no chance of correcting what has happened last season because there is still a little chance to do that only if he can make it count, most people have already started to believe they may not allow Arsenal win the premier league but right now the momentum is no longer there.

At a time last season, they were in a better foem than they have been this season and i do not thinks  they are doing any far better then they did then, although their set back at a point last season was a huge one that got them appearing like they have got no actual pattern with their performance but now they be having better pattern than then and that is the credit I can give them for this season but it does not take out the fact that they are not meeting with expectations.

This is a fact because there is more structure to them this season than there was when they were annoyingly slipping away last season, but seriously speaking there is more to winning a league than that. I think it is a mental thing with them, is like they loose focus when things get a bit tougher and once they lose that momentum!! they are having trouble getting it back but until they can prove that they are capable of getting it done when it matters, people will just continue to question whether they have what it takes to win the Premier League in the first place.

[wmaurik]

It is pleasing to see what Manchester City did to the fans, it was encouraging though, but to me, that is never the case, the real deal is that, they should not be humiliated in such a way again as that result was an embarrassing one that they gave to the fans, and also to those that find pleasure in seeing Manchester City play. They should work on their performance to see some improvement so they will not get embarrassed as they have been showing in some few matches now.

The two defeats suffered by Manchester City were particularly painful for Manchester City fans. The derby loss to Manchester United was a clear embarrassment for them in the Premier League. Meanwhile, the loss to Bodo/Glimt was a seemingly normal defeat in the Champions League, although most people considered it unfair because Bodo/Glimt are a team that is ranked poorly in the Champions League this season. So, it's been a very disappointing blow for Manchester City fans in their last two matches.

[MarjorieZimmermanGinger]

The two defeats suffered by Manchester City were particularly painful for Manchester City fans. The derby loss to Manchester United was a clear embarrassment for them in the Premier League. Meanwhile, the loss to Bodo/Glimt was a seemingly normal defeat in the Champions League, although most people considered it unfair because Bodo/Glimt are a team that is ranked poorly in the Champions League this season. So, it's been a very disappointing blow for Manchester City fans in their last two matches.

Manchester City's two defeats were indeed painful. The defeat in the derby against Manchester and the Champions League defeat against Bodo/Glimt were completely unacceptable for the fans, even though such things happen frequently in football and no one could have predicted them. Bodo/Glimt have almost never won against English teams and this victory could be considered a record for the club. Pep Guardiola attributed the defeats to injuries to several key players which prevented the team from performing at their best in the two matches.

[Bobrox]

The two defeats suffered by Manchester City were particularly painful for Manchester City fans. The derby loss to Manchester United was a clear embarrassment for them in the Premier League. Meanwhile, the loss to Bodo/Glimt was a seemingly normal defeat in the Champions League, although most people considered it unfair because Bodo/Glimt are a team that is ranked poorly in the Champions League this season. So, it's been a very disappointing blow for Manchester City fans in their last two matches.

Clearly poor performance from Manchester City two loss in a row at derby match in premier league from Manchester United and last match loss again in Champion League against Bodo/Glimt. Many fans unbelievable when defeating by Bodo/Glimt and easily for Manchester City's defense conceded three goals from the lower standings position team in Champion League. Manchester City's position still outside the directly qualifying and have to win last match against Galatasaray, however the victory over Galatasaray can't guarantee will qualify without playing the playoff round because Manchester City need to wait the other top standings match result.
Current position Man City at 11th standings with 13 points collected and winning the last match get qualifying if higher team standing such as Chelsea, Newcastle, PSG and Tottenham Hotspur not get three points.

[rojan]

The two defeats suffered by Manchester City were particularly painful for Manchester City fans. The derby loss to Manchester United was a clear embarrassment for them in the Premier League. Meanwhile, the loss to Bodo/Glimt was a seemingly normal defeat in the Champions League, although most people considered it unfair because Bodo/Glimt are a team that is ranked poorly in the Champions League this season. So, it's been a very disappointing blow for Manchester City fans in their last two matches.

Clearly poor performance from Manchester City two loss in a row at derby match in premier league from Manchester United and last match loss again in Champion League against Bodo/Glimt. Many fans unbelievable when defeating by Bodo/Glimt and easily for Manchester City's defense conceded three goals from the lower standings position team in Champion League. Manchester City's position still outside the directly qualifying and have to win last match against Galatasaray, however the victory over Galatasaray can't guarantee will qualify without playing the playoff round because Manchester City need to wait the other top standings match result.
Current position Man City at 11th standings with 13 points collected and winning the last match get qualifying if higher team standing such as Chelsea, Newcastle, PSG and Tottenham Hotspur not get three points.

Two losses in a row would be a frustrating experience to Manchester City fans. The defeat to Manchester United in derby was already a bitter pill to swallow, and the unexpected defeat to Bodo/Glimt in the champions league was even more unexpected taking into consideration the fact that they had a lower ranking. The goal concessions allowed three goals to be conceded, which were a matter of concern on the defensive side. A victory over Galatasaray will not be a ticket to the finals as City will have to fall in with other outcomes. Chelsea, Newcastle, PSG and Tottenham are all in the competition and City will have to quickly get back together to prevent a premature pull out of Europe.

[Publictalk792]

Two losses in a row would be a frustrating experience to Manchester City fans. The defeat to Manchester United in derby was already a bitter pill to swallow, and the unexpected defeat to Bodo/Glimt in the champions league was even more unexpected taking into consideration the fact that they had a lower ranking. The goal concessions allowed three goals to be conceded, which were a matter of concern on the defensive side. A victory over Galatasaray will not be a ticket to the finals as City will have to fall in with other outcomes. Chelsea, Newcastle, PSG and Tottenham are all in the competition and City will have to quickly get back together to prevent a premature pull out of Europe.

Current situation of Manchester City is not good as it has lost against Manchester United and Norwegian team Bodo/Glimt in last two matches. 3-1 loss in Norway was especially shocking, with Rodri being sent off and defense being weak, as it gave three goals to team with lower level. However, they have to win their next match against Galatasaray, which will keep them in race of top eight spot, but it is no longer in their power and they are busy in race with other top clubs such as Chelsea and PSG so that they do not have to play in playoff round. It is time that team of Pep Guardiola fixes their defensive mistakes and gets back their winning way before it is too late to be in Champions League.

[HustleZ]

Eventually Barcelona have won the match and keep their hope alive for next round qualifications. Anyway the match was quite interesting because initially Slavia Praha were to strong and continuously putting a heavy press on Barcelona players and even got a initials lead but in second half Barcelona took the control of the match in his hand and after that they slightly rise their lead into 4 goals. Robert Lewandowski, Fermin Lopez were the two guys who dominated the entire match with pretty awesome performance. Fermin Lopez scored two stunning goals as well as Robert Lewandowski scored two goals 😅 one for Barcelona and other for Slavia Praha....

Now Barcelona have eye on their upcoming schedule and definitely it is very crucial match for the Hansi Flick side because it a matter of UEFA Champions League competition, and qualification is necessary.

This game Was a proof that barca is still after all a great team team after people doubted them in their previous fixture in the league. They lost their league match because of bad luck but this time it wasn't Luck's game it was pure skill and Barca Delivered. That One Goal by fermin from outside the box was a great goal and Olmo scored a banger. They just found their rhythm after the Half. Wonder what Did flick do😅
And Lewandowski's Performance was also very great, like there aren't many player that scored for two teams in a same match. Apart from that They must win their next game against Copenhagen to Have a chance to be in the knockouts, if they win then either Chelsea, Newcastle or PSG has to lose so barca has a chance. If barca wins then they can advance because the next game of Chelsea is with Newcastle so if either one of them loses barca will move forward.