hartfordsheartbeat wrote:Guarantee you even at this stage give any half decent manager the reins and we still win this league, leave pellegrini in charge and we'll win the grand total of fk all. Engineer my arse, saboteur more like.
Spurge wrote:hartfordsheartbeat wrote:Guarantee you even at this stage give any half decent manager the reins and we still win this league, leave pellegrini in charge and we'll win the grand total of fk all. Engineer my arse, saboteur more like.
Like your name don't like your post.
It's not pellers fault Otamendi switches off for the throw in - unless you genuinely believe that's how pellers demonstrates that as how to defend throw ins against us in the last 3rd in training? How do you think he managed to win two trophies in his first season at city and in the prem?
I don't agree with everything he did - Yaya wouldn't have started for me and I'd have had him off instead of delph. But keep things in perspective please.
Piccsnumberoneblue wrote:That was a crackling good game of togger.
Yes Dav'a radar was off today but he still got involved, whereas KDB didn't want to know. Yaya was fine and worked hard.
Sterling did three parts of fuck all when he came on. I thought Delph should have stayed on and Kevin gone off.
Aguero is magical.
That is a decent point at a tough place to go and a performance with a little bit of guts about it.
Shame about the gifted second goal.
Dameerto wrote:Our season is in danger of fizzling out, Pellegrini doesn't seem to want to put in the direction and leadership that the team needs and we don't seem to have any players capable of stepping up and telling home truths in the dressing room when needed. We're on a knife edge.
Piccsnumberoneblue wrote:Dameerto wrote:Our season is in danger of fizzling out, Pellegrini doesn't seem to want to put in the direction and leadership that the team needs and we don't seem to have any players capable of stepping up and telling home truths in the dressing room when needed. We're on a knife edge.
This is such an over reaction. What's wrong with us?
We are involved in the title race and probably will be for the foreseeable.
If we beat a mid table side in midweek, we'll be in our fourth cup final in six years.
We have a very winnable Chumps League draw. And another cup fixture to come as well. We've been in reasonable form and best ever striker has come alive again.
We may or may not win any or all of these competitions, but the season is just coming alive not fizzling out.
I'm just reading that post to see if I missed some sarcasm or if it was meant to be ironic.
Nope, it seems to be just a runny turd of a message..
aaron bond wrote:Spurge wrote:hartfordsheartbeat wrote:Guarantee you even at this stage give any half decent manager the reins and we still win this league, leave pellegrini in charge and we'll win the grand total of fk all. Engineer my arse, saboteur more like.
Like your name don't like your post.
It's not pellers fault Otamendi switches off for the throw in - unless you genuinely believe that's how pellers demonstrates that as how to defend throw ins against us in the last 3rd in training? How do you think he managed to win two trophies in his first season at city and in the prem?
I don't agree with everything he did - Yaya wouldn't have started for me and I'd have had him off instead of delph. But keep things in perspective please.
We didn't win two trophies in Pellegrini's first season because of a strong defence. It was because we scored so many goals.
Our defence was pretty poor that year. Demichelis was dreadful until March and we even played Nastasic in plenty of games. But because we were scoring goals in record numbers, a shaky defence wasn't as much of an issue.
Our defence still hasn't improved and we've spend a lot of money on Mangala and Otamendi. Mangala has shown glimpses of improvement this season but a lot of question marks remain, and Otamendi is completely off the pace. Pellegrini has to take responsibility for buying these two. I hope they can turn it around but it's very uncertain right now.
This is such an over reaction. What's wrong with us?
We are involved in the title race and probably will be for the foreseeable.
If we beat a mid table side in midweek, we'll be in our fourth cup final in six years.
We have a very winnable Chumps League draw. And another cup fixture to come as well. We've been in reasonable form and best ever striker has come alive again.
We may or may not win any or all of these competitions, but the season is just coming alive not fizzling out.
I'm just reading that post to see if I missed some sarcasm or if it was meant to be ironic.
Nope, it seems to be just a runny turd of a message..
Piccsnumberoneblue wrote:Dameerto wrote:Our season is in danger of fizzling out, Pellegrini doesn't seem to want to put in the direction and leadership that the team needs and we don't seem to have any players capable of stepping up and telling home truths in the dressing room when needed. We're on a knife edge.
This is such an over reaction. What's wrong with us?
We are involved in the title race and probably will be for the foreseeable.
If we beat a mid table side in midweek, we'll be in our fourth cup final in six years.
We have a very winnable Chumps League draw. And another cup fixture to come as well. We've been in reasonable form and best ever striker has come alive again.
We may or may not win any or all of these competitions, but the season is just coming alive not fizzling out.
I'm just reading that post to see if I missed some sarcasm or if it was meant to be ironic.
Nope, it seems to be just a runny turd of a message..
Cocacolajojo wrote:This is such an over reaction. What's wrong with us?
We are involved in the title race and probably will be for the foreseeable.
If we beat a mid table side in midweek, we'll be in our fourth cup final in six years.
We have a very winnable Chumps League draw. And another cup fixture to come as well. We've been in reasonable form and best ever striker has come alive again.
We may or may not win any or all of these competitions, but the season is just coming alive not fizzling out.
I'm just reading that post to see if I missed some sarcasm or if it was meant to be ironic.
Nope, it seems to be just a runny turd of a message..
I think you're being harsh there at the end. I can sympathize with Dameerto's feelings. It's just weird supporting a Manchester City nowadays.Sometimes, it seems to me that aA loss feels like a catastrophee, a draw feels like a loss, a narrow win like a draw and only a clear victory truly feels like a victory. Especially when you also read headlines run something along the lines of "Manchester City drop vital points in draw". The emotional perspectives get skewed is what I'm saying. Sometimes you manage to remain calm and look at the table. Sometimes you get swept away with it.
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