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Re: ***city v west ham match thread***

Postby Mase » Sun Apr 19, 2015 3:01 pm

Thought Kola was excellent today. Really great stuff to watch from him. He's slowly turning in to my favourite City player.
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Re: ***city v west ham match thread***

Postby twosips » Sun Apr 19, 2015 3:09 pm

Ted Hughes wrote:We weren't cruising today. If you look back at the thread, West Ham nearly scored AFTER some of you lot had started moaning about us being safe.

Earlier in the season, kids yes. 4 up today, kids yes. 2-0 with Kamikaze defending , & 9 mins added on fucking NO.


Though you have a point, Ted, do you really think he would have brought him on anyway if we were cruising? I reckon not...
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Re: ***city v west ham match thread***

Postby Moonchesteri » Sun Apr 19, 2015 3:13 pm

Cocacolajojo wrote:
That is just an excuse though and you know it. 9mins at the end would have done him no harm. In fact it might have given him a big boost


Or it might have tired him a bit, just to not make him 100 % for tomorrow. Seeing as we didn't need him, might be better for tomorrow.


NINE minutes might have tired him? A 19 year old professional footballer. Seriously?
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Re: ***city v west ham match thread***

Postby RodneyRodney » Sun Apr 19, 2015 3:22 pm

Better today, but still unconvincing. The amount of time we had in their box we should have got at least 3 or 4. Positives - Mangala & Nando both good. Navas impressive in some respects.
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Re: ***city v west ham match thread***

Postby Cocacolajojo1 » Sun Apr 19, 2015 3:23 pm

NINE minutes might have tired him? A 19 year old professional footballer. Seriously?


I still don't know if you're serious so I think you're gonna have to answer that question first yourself. Calm down.
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Re: ***city v west ham match thread***

Postby South Stand Balti » Sun Apr 19, 2015 3:31 pm

Nasri appeared to be limping and stretching soon after he came on. I kept my eye on him and got the impression he had a hamstring problem. He was speaking to the bench too. That's a problem if Silva is out.
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Re: ***city v west ham match thread***

Postby Mase » Sun Apr 19, 2015 3:37 pm

Just watched the first goal. I think it was Kolarov's presence on the pitch that made Collins mess up.
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Re: ***city v west ham match thread***

Postby Cocacolajojo1 » Sun Apr 19, 2015 3:41 pm

Just watched the first goal. I think it was Kolarov's presence on the pitch that made Collins mess up.


Your opinion about Kolarov really has gone 180. Takes a lot of humility to admit that you were mistaken about him.
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Re: ***city v west ham match thread***

Postby twosips » Sun Apr 19, 2015 3:43 pm

Moonchesteri wrote:
Cocacolajojo wrote:
That is just an excuse though and you know it. 9mins at the end would have done him no harm. In fact it might have given him a big boost


Or it might have tired him a bit, just to not make him 100 % for tomorrow. Seeing as we didn't need him, might be better for tomorrow.


NINE minutes might have tired him? A 19 year old professional footballer. Seriously?


He's not involved in the youth cup tomorrow anyway. Different age group.
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Re: ***city v west ham match thread***

Postby Cocacolajojo1 » Sun Apr 19, 2015 3:44 pm

He's not involved in the youth cup tomorrow anyway. Different age group.


Well then I have nothing. Go on Moonchesteri, look Pellegrini up and talk to him.
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Re: ***city v west ham match thread***

Postby Moonchesteri » Sun Apr 19, 2015 3:51 pm

Cocacolajojo wrote:
He's not involved in the youth cup tomorrow anyway. Different age group.


Well then I have nothing. Go on Moonchesteri, look Pellegrini up and talk to him.


If you have his number I'm glad to give Pelle a call right now ;-)
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Re: ***city v west ham match thread***

Postby Ted Hughes » Sun Apr 19, 2015 3:52 pm

twosips wrote:
Ted Hughes wrote:We weren't cruising today. If you look back at the thread, West Ham nearly scored AFTER some of you lot had started moaning about us being safe.

Earlier in the season, kids yes. 4 up today, kids yes. 2-0 with Kamikaze defending , & 9 mins added on fucking NO.


Though you have a point, Ted, do you really think he would have brought him on anyway if we were cruising? I reckon not...


No probably not. I think he was there as an emergency. Let's face it, he has done little recently to merit it. There must be 8 or 10 players who deserve a shot right now more than Pozo.
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Re: ***city v west ham match thread***

Postby DoomMerchant » Sun Apr 19, 2015 3:53 pm

Mangala MOTM for me. Navas worth a shout as well. Fernando very decent. Yaya, better. Zaba, much better. Silva, same as always pretty much. Aguero, actually somewhat shit tbh imho, at least for him. Well taken goal but played around too much with more balls in the box than a fluffer on a porno set. Oh, and Hart was magnificent in every decision to get to the ball. Looked more comfy than he has in months. I swear with Vinny in the lineup that was a 2-2 draw because Hart expects him to mop up some of that shit that he couldn't or wouldn't and then boom....ball between his legs and pressure on. But instead he came out for everything and made himself big and strong and i loved seeing it. Good for him. Good for City.

Honestly, the Mangala == clean sheet team i am firmly on.

Hope Vinny is standing on the sidelines wearing his dashing looking shirts for another month.

Professional-ish job done, but didn't make me feel super, just...relieved for a minute.

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Re: ***city v west ham match thread***

Postby failsworthblue » Sun Apr 19, 2015 4:16 pm

Will get beat next week if we turn out a performance like the second half.
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Re: ***city v west ham match thread***

Postby Blue Since 76 » Sun Apr 19, 2015 4:45 pm

Ted Hughes wrote:We weren't cruising today. If you look back at the thread, West Ham nearly scored AFTER some of you lot had started moaning about us being safe.

Earlier in the season, kids yes. 4 up today, kids yes. 2-0 with Kamikaze defending , & 9 mins added on fucking NO.


The Silva injury seemed to really throw us, but would Pozo have offered us less than Dzeko for those last 10 mins? We wouldn't have had a striker, but would that have been an issue? The only benefit I could see in Dzeko was height for defending set pieces, in which case, put Boayata on and allow the full backs to push on.
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Re: ***city v west ham match thread***

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Re: ***city v west ham match thread***

Postby Sister of fu » Sun Apr 19, 2015 5:01 pm

South Stand Balti wrote:Nasri appeared to be limping and stretching soon after he came on. I kept my eye on him and got the impression he had a hamstring problem. He was speaking to the bench too. That's a problem if Silva is out.


I got the impression that he wasn't one bit interested and just strolled round. First out the door for me in the summer.
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Re: ***city v west ham match thread***

Postby Hazy2 » Sun Apr 19, 2015 5:16 pm

Sister of fu wrote:
South Stand Balti wrote:Nasri appeared to be limping and stretching soon after he came on. I kept my eye on him and got the impression he had a hamstring problem. He was speaking to the bench too. That's a problem if Silva is out.


I got the impression that he wasn't one bit interested and just strolled round. First out the door for me in the summer.


Cheeky fucker saw a player leave on a stretcher and walked on and hobbled off that was his contribution. He epitomises everything we all know is wrong at City. No Silva now and the half arsed wanker pulls a groin. Strange game, we will struggle in 3 games for me Villa, Spurs and Swansea.
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Re: ***city v west ham match thread***

Postby Sister of fu » Sun Apr 19, 2015 5:25 pm

Hazy2 wrote:
Sister of fu wrote:
South Stand Balti wrote:Nasri appeared to be limping and stretching soon after he came on. I kept my eye on him and got the impression he had a hamstring problem. He was speaking to the bench too. That's a problem if Silva is out.


I got the impression that he wasn't one bit interested and just strolled round. First out the door for me in the summer.


Cheeky fucker saw a player leave on a stretcher and walked on and hobbled off that was his contribution. He epitomises everything we all know is wrong at City. No Silva now and the half arsed wanker pulls a groin. Strange game, we will struggle in 3 games for me Villa, Spurs and Swansea.



Silva is ok. That's a big relief.
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Re: ***city v west ham match thread***

Postby Dub City » Sun Apr 19, 2015 5:40 pm

Navas I thought had a good first half but second half nearly gifted them a goal but for hart with a very poor backpass and when got through near end his ball across to nasri was very poor for me he should have backed himself but like last week at the swamp didn't seem to have the confidence in himself to finish the move. For me he remains a really frustrating player, capable of beating a man but doesn't so it often enough and but when I see his stats for assists this season it's hard to argue that he hasn't played well. One thing I would say is I dobt think any of us can question his work rate which has impressed since day one.
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