Things rarely have with them.

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
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Hi again,
As today’s the climax of the season, with a lot of deciders (like this one, with both sides craving a win), what is to expect from Man City (“Things rarely have with them.”)?
Thank you.

“Time to sit back and watch the drama unfold. Let’s just not expect the expected. I know that doesn’t really make sense - but this is Manchester City after all. Things rarely have with them.”

2

That means
‘Things rarely have (made sense) with [i.e. when it comes to dealings with] Manchester City.’

3

Oh, Beees, how true it is, but what a finish! Even if you are not a fan, that was unmissable. Simple as that. Feeling completely frazzled now. Glory to English game!