zuricity wrote:^^^^^^
Well Zabba, that is a lot to take in.
I'm just curious as to why you didn't write all that after last weeks 4-0 victory away at Wolves ?
It might take a couple more games to get the whole squad going.
PeterParker wrote:zuricity wrote:^^^^^^
Well Zabba, that is a lot to take in.
I'm just curious as to why you didn't write all that after last weeks 4-0 victory away at Wolves ?
It might take a couple more games to get the whole squad going.
I agree 1000000% with him, Zury.
It does not matter if we get our modjo back in a couple of games, the same pattern is there: brainfart vs Spuds. And will be followed by overthinking in key moments and copy&paste of the same calamities.
Those are the signs of our problems: his arrogance.
PS: Wolves had their chances last week exactly on the same mistakes.
stupot wrote:PeterParker wrote:zuricity wrote:^^^^^^
Well Zabba, that is a lot to take in.
I'm just curious as to why you didn't write all that after last weeks 4-0 victory away at Wolves ?
It might take a couple more games to get the whole squad going.
I agree 1000000% with him, Zury.
It does not matter if we get our modjo back in a couple of games, the same pattern is there: brainfart vs Spuds. And will be followed by overthinking in key moments and copy&paste of the same calamities.
Those are the signs of our problems: his arrogance.
PS: Wolves had their chances last week exactly on the same mistakes.
You agree 1000000%
So we struggled to beat anyone in the top 6 despite the fact we beat 4th, 5th and 6th.
The never keeping the same
team despite everyone being delighted with that team at the start.
The useless use of subs despite putting on the only changes from said last week team.
2nd goal was a crazy mistake, we should have had a stonewall pen on Bobb. We missed some sitters. Could have been very different
PeterParker wrote:zuricity wrote:^^^^^^
Well Zabba, that is a lot to take in.
I'm just curious as to why you didn't write all that after last weeks 4-0 victory away at Wolves ?
It might take a couple more games to get the whole squad going.
I agree 1000000% with him, Zury.
It does not matter if we get our modjo back in a couple of games, the same pattern is there: brainfart vs Spuds. And will be followed by overthinking in key moments and copy&paste of the same calamities.
Those are the signs of our problems: his arrogance.
PS: Wolves had their chances last week exactly on the same mistakes.
PeterParker wrote:stupot wrote:PeterParker wrote:zuricity wrote:^^^^^^
Well Zabba, that is a lot to take in.
I'm just curious as to why you didn't write all that after last weeks 4-0 victory away at Wolves ?
It might take a couple more games to get the whole squad going.
I agree 1000000% with him, Zury.
It does not matter if we get our modjo back in a couple of games, the same pattern is there: brainfart vs Spuds. And will be followed by overthinking in key moments and copy&paste of the same calamities.
Those are the signs of our problems: his arrogance.
PS: Wolves had their chances last week exactly on the same mistakes.
You agree 1000000%
So we struggled to beat anyone in the top 6 despite the fact we beat 4th, 5th and 6th.
The never keeping the same
team despite everyone being delighted with that team at the start.
The useless use of subs despite putting on the only changes from said last week team.
2nd goal was a crazy mistake, we should have had a stonewall pen on Bobb. We missed some sitters. Could have been very different
I was wondering when will you find some alibi for him this time.
zuricity wrote:^^^^^^
Well Zabba, that is a lot to take in.
I'm just curious as to why you didn't write all that after last weeks 4-0 victory away at Wolves ?
It might take a couple more games to get the whole squad going.
Nickyboy wrote:PeterParker wrote:stupot wrote:PeterParker wrote:zuricity wrote:^^^^^^
Well Zabba, that is a lot to take in.
I'm just curious as to why you didn't write all that after last weeks 4-0 victory away at Wolves ?
It might take a couple more games to get the whole squad going.
I agree 1000000% with him, Zury.
It does not matter if we get our modjo back in a couple of games, the same pattern is there: brainfart vs Spuds. And will be followed by overthinking in key moments and copy&paste of the same calamities.
Those are the signs of our problems: his arrogance.
PS: Wolves had their chances last week exactly on the same mistakes.
You agree 1000000%
So we struggled to beat anyone in the top 6 despite the fact we beat 4th, 5th and 6th.
The never keeping the same
team despite everyone being delighted with that team at the start.
The useless use of subs despite putting on the only changes from said last week team.
2nd goal was a crazy mistake, we should have had a stonewall pen on Bobb. We missed some sitters. Could have been very different
I was wondering when will you find some alibi for him this time.
You weren't able to refute anything he said in his 'alibi' though. Pep did everything you always complain about him not doing yesterday.
Kept a settled back line. We've been a bit more direct and counter quicker. Brought on subs earlier to change things.
Yesterday the final ball was often the wrong one and there was poor decision making in the final 3rd. As I said, have a bit of balance. It was a very tight game yesterday we just didn't take our own chances. And it's the second game of the season.
Also that was the youngest average City starting XI for over a decade. We're going to have some inconsistency but we'll be absolutely fine this season. Only worry for me now is how strong Arsenal will be with their additions. They defend and use set pieces like Stoke and now have depth in the creative areas.
ayrshireblue wrote:Wasn't able to watch the game yesterday and just caught up with the highlights. On the issue of Trafford and possibility of signing Donnarumma, I feel that Trafford knew the pass to Nico was dangerous but thought that was what Pep would want done in that situation. He isn't strong enough in character to do what Ederson or I suspect Donnarumma would have done and put his foot through the ball and if needed tell the manager later that it was better to do that than lose a goal. Unfortunately Trafford is just at the start of what looks like being a good career but I feel we can't turn down the chance of signing Donnarumma as he has the strength of character and will to tell the manager that he can want the ball passed about at the back but sometimes the keeper has to out laces through the ball and be safe.
Mase wrote:Our biggest issue at the moment is leadership. We have none. Dias is the biggest faker in football - the guys not a leader, he's had one good season with us and has lived off that ever since. More interested in going to music award shows and becoming a celeb. Who else have we got that's a leader? Kompany and Fern to these cunts. It's bad
Outcast wrote:Pmsl.. how many times Spuds beat Pep? They've beat him when he had his best players in their prime. They've got his number, let's stop making excuses.
I'd seriously look at Oliver Glasner of Crystal Palace as potential replacement if Pep decides to leave.
Dub City wrote:Mase wrote:Our biggest issue at the moment is leadership. We have none. Dias is the biggest faker in football - the guys not a leader, he's had one good season with us and has lived off that ever since. More interested in going to music award shows and becoming a celeb. Who else have we got that's a leader? Kompany and Fern to these cunts. It's bad
Dias was very poor and yesterday looked like he was bullied by Richarlison far too often and letting the ball bounce instead of taking charge. Can’t remember the last time he dominated a centre forward and while he was never the quickest the last year he looks to have slowed down which at 28 and just signing a 4 year deal is a worry. Two years ago I thought he was going to be the leader of the team for years to come but at the moment I’m not sure he even makes our first 11 when all fit.
ayrshireblue wrote:Wasn't able to watch the game yesterday and just caught up with the highlights. On the issue of Trafford and possibility of signing Donnarumma, I feel that Trafford knew the pass to Nico was dangerous but thought that was what Pep would want done in that situation. He isn't strong enough in character to do what Ederson or I suspect Donnarumma would have done and put his foot through the ball and if needed tell the manager later that it was better to do that than lose a goal. Unfortunately Trafford is just at the start of what looks like being a good career but I feel we can't turn down the chance of signing Donnarumma as he has the strength of character and will to tell the manager that he can want the ball passed about at the back but sometimes the keeper has to out laces through the ball and be safe.
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