In the video, which went viral on social media, players can be heard singing: "All the way to Kiev, to end up in defeat. įootball fans have furiously taken to social media to slam the players and the club for the vile song and their unprofessional behaviour. The song also makes reference to Vincent Kompany "injuring" Liverpool star Mo Salah. Several members of the first-team squad are among those seen singing lines about fans being "battered in the streets" and being "victims of it all". Classless Manchester City players should be ashamed of sick Liverpool chant.The rendition of the song is believed to have been filmed on their plane home from Brighton after winning the Premier League title on Sunday. Pep Guardiola's players have come under fire after a video surfaced on social media appearing to show them singing a distasteful version of the "Allez Allez Allez" chant.
Incredible, you could say.Manchester City denied accusations their players' chants related to Sean Cox or Hillsborough. "These can be easily confused with racist chants."Īll of which was a strange explanation given that Agüero was not even on the pitch at the time. "Kun, Kun, Kun Hulk, Hulk, Hulk," Cerqueira said at the time, demonstrating the chants. Stream songs including 'Chorus 1 (Manchester City Chants)', 'Chorus 2 (Manchester City Chants)' and more. Manchester City Chants city, manchester city we are the lads who are playing to win city, the boys in blue never give in the boys in blue never give in the boys in blue never give in We all follow the City over land and sea and stretford we all follow the city on to victory you are my CITY my only CITY you make me happy when skys are grey youll never know just how much I love you so please. The Porto version of events that it was actually both sets of supporters chanting in support of Hulk and "Kun" Agüero. Listen to Manchester City Chants Blue Moon - EP by Manchester City Fans Band on Apple Music. Porto, however, have made it clear they are outraged by City lodging a complaint. Uefa has opened a disciplinary case after two of City's black players, Mario Balotelli and Yaya Touré, were racially abused – just as Didier Drogba and William Gallas were when they played there for Chelsea in 2004. The allegations have been met with bewilderment at the Etihad Stadium where they could be forgiven for wondering if it is tit-for-tat retaliation after what happened when the two teams met at the Estádio do Dragão last week. Hulk had also been targeted with chants of "cheat" because of the Brazilian's tendency to look for free-kicks and Porto will claim he was the victim of unsporting behaviour that warrants an official investigation. Rui Cerqueira, the club's spokesman, said the matter would be reported on the grounds that City's supporters had acted in an improper way. The Portuguese club are now preparing an official complaint in which they will ask Uefa to open disciplinary charges against the Premier League leaders – and they are denying it has anything to do with an apparent humour bypass. Porto, however, have not seen the funny side. Hulk, real name Givanildo Vieira de Souza, certainly did not look like he had superhuman powers as Sergio Agüero inspired City to a 4-0 victory to send them into the next round of the Europa League with an aggregate 6-1 victory. "You're not incredible," the home fans sang. Their team were on their way to a 4-0 win against Porto and the opposition had a striker going by the name of Hulk who was showing signs of frustration. The opportunity for Manchester City's supporters was too good to pass up.
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