Still hate that massive head of his from set pieces, but i agree.

@craig M Yes, obviously something from 7 years ago just absorbs every moment of my life...

Here's to you Vincent Kompany, You'll never win the treble and you know!!!!

What are your thoughts on the legend sitting on the right??

@craig M very true 😊

His header v Utd 30.04.12

Best goal against Leicester.

In 2009? That's well after the takeover wasn't it

Hutt the Jabba he signed for us in August 2008, and sheik took over in September

@@huttthejabba875 He was bought in August 2008. Takeover was in September.

Jonny Jonny Yes but they knew the Arabs were coming thats why they bought him They were in talks with the Arabs months before the official agreement on September They wouldn’t buy him if they knew the Arabs will not invest He would never sign if he knew that Arabs were not coming

LOS Locos they would have still bought him

he's a legend tonight!

😂

@@louiswalsh70 ?

He's a dirty cheat like most of City's players.

@@electricsoldier1 you're damn right I am

@@kennyjohnson2794 hahahahaha knobhead

You can

Yeh u can, I dislike him

i agree his future lies i a managers position.

The guy is a City Legend, I hope he stays with us for the rest of his life nevermind career

No way...he needs to stick to music. He will never make it in management.

No he have to prove outside city 💁💁💁

Programme seller / Hot Dog kiosk / selling the "Pink"

Ceem Play it’s clearly Aguero or yaya toure in the fa cup final

@@TheDiegoo17 kompany doesent score that goal city dont win th league that game gave them a chance

Or that against Leicester 😉

Completely agree. To bad he had to deal with so many injuries during his career. I am sure without all the injuries he would still be playing on a high level for Man City. But we are happy to have him back at Anderlecht as our manager. I am sure he is going to build up the club again. He is the right man for the job.

Lmao!

Lineker was dressed for a funeral. I noticed he couldn't stop himself mentioning that Leicester won the league. He said it twice.

The most important goal in their history! Imagine if Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan had bought Gillingham!

Probably the finest margin in the City story is that the Everton King's Dock deal feel through because Mansoor originally wanted to buy Everton but moved on when the stadium didn't happen.

Bit annoyed noel didnt mention that

Not true. It they didn’t go up in ‘99, City would just have sacked Joe Royle, and gone up the next season. Royle wasn’t really a good manager for City, needing to go up by the play offs was really a poor season. Kevin Keegan arriving after Royle was sacked in ‘01, along with the chairman David Bernstein, is what turned City around. Royle’s record at City was actually nothing impressive (and I’m a City fan who supported them through the whole 90’s). I must have been on the kippax with the Gallaghers a few times before they released any records!

Yeah the goverment will just pay for homeless cunts houses lol wake up this is the real world work for a house or be homeless its that fukin simple

@@stevenlafferty2732 if they do why stefwan there so many homeless? Lol government don't buy houses for anyone mate they get expensive housed built hat no one can afford without going into debt anyway 😂

One weeks wage from each of the 25 members of City's and United's first team squads would feed, clothe and house every homeless person in Manchester for a year !! The fortunate and wealthy players of the 2 clubs and the clubs themselves should do more for the people of Manchester who are suffering on the streets !! One weeks wage from 50 players earning 50k to 500k a week would raise millions and they wouldn't even miss it or feel a pinch in the pocket

@@wood-lee1832 A huge number of council properties in Harpurhey, Moston, Newton Heath, Ancoats and Miles Platting are now accommodating African people and other foreign nationals while young Mancunian lads and families are begging on the streets homeless ! Its unbelievable to see the demographic change in the area in the last 10 years !!

@@stevenlafferty2732 I do not believe rough sleeping and homelessness is down to immigration, that feels like xenophobia (@Martin McGuire). If we take the figure for Net Migration from Oxford University's Migration Observatory ( migrationobservatory.ox.ac.uk/resources/briefings/long-term-international-migration-flows-to-and-from-the-uk/ ) we see that the 2017 figure is 282,000 people have entered the UK. Now if we look at the UK governments Office for National Statistics (ONS) 2017 figures for housing stock ( assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/710382/Dwelling_Stock_Estimates_2017_England.pdf ) we can see that the total amount of dwelling is up 217,000. What is important to remember here is that is dwellings, not people. I don't know about your home but my home has more than one person in it, so I expect the figure for how many spaces for people to be between 217,000 and 651,000 (assuming 1-3 people per dwelling), therefore easily outstripping any demand from immigration. So the bottom line is immigration is not causing pressure on housing stock. The problem with the housing stock is that housing stock has been seen as something to invest in for the rich who already have at least one home, want a pension income, or diversify their investment portfolio away from solely stocks and shares. The cutting of state pensions has also fuelled the demand for properties as investments due to baby boomers who expected a pension getting next to nothing (don't even get me started on millennials). The figures for owner occupied homes has remained fairly consistent at around 15 million since 2000, but there has been are large increase in private rental stock and the also private housing association while social housing has decreased drastically. In 2001, private stock was at around 4 million dwellings, it is now at around 7.5 million dwellings. Mancunians will know this story, as between 2000 and 2008, buildings were popping up all over the inner city / city centre, all flats, all privately owned. It totally changed Manchester skyline and Manchester's old mills and industrial ruins. Therefore homelessness is down to cut backs in the services that operate as a safety net to help those in need along with the reduction in social housing. A large number of people who end up on the streets have either served in the military or been brought up by social services. Both of these groups are in need of the support due to the traumas they have faced, which either isn't there at all or is so stretched due to the austerity cutbacks that they virtually do not exists. I'm not a fan of war or soldiers but the way we treat armed services personnel after they have served is also a disgrace, but I'll try and stay on topic. These groups need care before they are able to function as human beings, so saying they should just get a job is imbecilic. How can you hold down a job if you can't function as a human being properly. My solution, would be some kind of tax on second homes or rental income, to dampen demand for properties as investments, and that income to be spent on social housing and homeless shelters. It has taken time to find these figures and prepare this response, if you are to respond I hope you take some time to look for pertinent information to support your claims.

He's not underrated at all. Many would say he's overrated. No one ever says he's shit or anything like that, mainly positive comments, some have even said he's half the team (despite the fact he has quite a few mistakes in him). Overall he's very good leader and in the top10-15 list of best CB's the PL has ever seen, but not underrated.

I can't bring myself to say 'thanks'

Martin McGuire the compliment was to Kompany to be fair

@@hazzaboy001 Well I would imagine he'd also struggle to thank you tbh !

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Martin McGuire yeah true. Probably got better things to do than look at UKposts

Yes Vincent you good?

Bless you Vincent. Manchester United fan. Best wishes for the title race XXX

You will be city's manager one day your in our hearts and in Manchester hearts weather blue or red

Come on lads this obviously isn’t the real kompany

James I thought the same until I noticed the profile picture. That’s definitely Vincent Kompany 😜

Nice essay

No history? Late 60s & early 70s was another golden age for this old club.

The thing is even before all the money came in City still had more 'history' than maybe 90% of the other teams in England. So it's both funny and stupidly uneducated when idiots say they have no history

@@partyblue9 When city start to do the well only thing people can say about is the oil money. Honestly city have always been doing well and used to be top 4 for years but now they started to win trophies and become the best team in England and maybe soon in Europe and all everyone can say is oil money when it actually the manager and the player who are fighting hard and winning and playing like a team.

DarkQuake how many cups and titles did Arsenal win in the 60's? How many did City win? How many trophies did Arsenal win in the 70's? How many did City win? How many trophies did United win in the 70's? How many did City win again? Two clubs who love to talk about no history yet if we go back past the 80's and 90's we find that both these supposed big clubs weren't more successful than City. Malcolm Allison we love you but you shouldn't have come back. Those who know, know

No history? First Manchester club to win a trophy FA Cup 1904

What did he do with his salary ?

@@garymckechnie1013 He gave He's whole yearly salarly to the homeless in Manchester.

@@denzel1989 that's superb !! What a great guy

Ikr

Ace Harris Andy Cole and yorke won it for them.

Every Monday In goals, yes, but he pulled the strings. However, sub-out the names of you prefer. It doesn’t matter to the point. It’s a chicken and egg conversation.

With the aid of Arab oil money...lets face it any team in the land could do it with a billion pound team.

Red Kop the salt on you

looks like you were correct in knowing he would be a top coach.

I'm pretty sure Belgians are taught English at a young age. same with the Dutch

Fabian Schar’s is better

Its at least his third or even fourth language

It's probably his fourth after French /lingala & he speaks Dutch perfect. He was educated in a flemish speaking school

Kompany speaks French, Dutch, German and English fluently and is semi-fluent in Italian and Spanish.

That was 4 words.

@@CaptainObvious007 nice one captain obvious.

James Laton he's a rock star from burnage, no chance he's wearing a dickie bow are you mad?

Ok

Now he’s an up and coming riding manager, says it all really