stevefromdonny wrote:COME ON CITY
This all day
PrezIke wrote:Wowzers performance. We high pressed to great effect and I for one am shocked. Comment from
Manuel was "we will play our way." But was it?
The players directed the high press? I have criticised our manager but he has to manage the ego of Yaya with the pros and cons. The
Ferns in centre midfield who both did excellent work is a bizarre addition by subtraction against a team like PSG while on other occasions such an approach could hurt us.
Brilliant heart shown that made me proud even if not always on when it should. Come on City! We
Can do this!
phips wrote:
fans had better not boycott Tuesday. i know the ticket prices are high but we could advance to the semis (and maybe draw Wolfsburg!). need the fans there on Tuesday.
PrezIke wrote:Wowzers performance. We high pressed to great effect and I for one am shocked. Comment from
Manuel was "we will play our way." But was it?
The players directed the high press? I have criticised our manager but he has to manage the ego of Yaya with the pros and cons. The
Ferns in centre midfield who both did excellent work is a bizarre addition by subtraction against a team like PSG while on other occasions such an approach could hurt us.
Brilliant heart shown that made me proud even if not always on when it should. Come on City! We
Can do this!
Wonderwall wrote:phips wrote:
fans had better not boycott Tuesday. i know the ticket prices are high but we could advance to the semis (and maybe draw Wolfsburg!). need the fans there on Tuesday.
I am not going on Tuesday and its out of choice.
ENIAM NAM wrote:Wonderwall wrote:phips wrote:
fans had better not boycott Tuesday. i know the ticket prices are high but we could advance to the semis (and maybe draw Wolfsburg!). need the fans there on Tuesday.
I am not going on Tuesday and its out of choice.
I really, really do not get that.
Piccsnumberoneblue wrote:ENIAM NAM wrote:Wonderwall wrote:phips wrote:
fans had better not boycott Tuesday. i know the ticket prices are high but we could advance to the semis (and maybe draw Wolfsburg!). need the fans there on Tuesday.
I am not going on Tuesday and its out of choice.
I really, really do not get that.
Me neither
Hazy2 wrote:Breaking the bank to follow City was the norm, Even as a kid selling a bike to my brother wagging School and getting the Finglands coach to see us in an FA Cup final on a Thursday came natural. City at home in a European Cup Q/F. No brainer in my humble opinion.
Tokyo Blue wrote:Easy to "break the bank" to watch City when you're young with no responsibilities. When you're a dad (or grandad), it's another thing entirely. Everyone's circumstances are different. Personally I understand anyone not wishing to pay that for a game of football, but if you can pay and are happy to, that's great.
Piccsnumberoneblue wrote:I think the prices are not unreasonable for a European Cup Qf
Less than a league game. And I paid nearly twice as much last night.
Wonderwall wrote:Piccsnumberoneblue wrote:I think the prices are not unreasonable for a European Cup Qf
Less than a league game. And I paid nearly twice as much last night.
Like I said. It's about perspective. I think the Club could do better with prices.
Wonderwall wrote:Just listened to the BBC radio 5 live podcast from last night. It has Neil Lennon and the amazingly knowledgeable Danny knobhead Mills.
He stated that of the City players on the pitch at the final whistle. Only Hart will be wanted by Guardiola. He just knows everything does Danny.
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