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carl_feedthegoat wrote:Im glad it kicked off....sick and tired of our players getting fouled and no city player makes a noise about it.

If we are going to do it we might as well do it like today.

We were the better team...end of.

We will still win the league.

LookMumImOnMCF.net wrote:Sergio's lunge was fucking pathetic. You could see it happening from the moment he lost possession of the ball. Fair enough he's frustrated with today's result but if he just thought for a second the game was gone and he's seriously jeopardised future games.

If Iheanacho is good enough to be playing then play him, he's not getting enough game time. I think Pep's perception of the difference in quality between Iheanacho and Aguero and refusing to give him minutes is making Aguero complacent. Fucking Džeko off for Bony was the start of all this shit.

london blue 2 wrote: You can add otter to the title...

He's not a big loss.

Tokyo Blue wrote:

carl_feedthegoat wrote:Im glad it kicked off....sick and tired of our players getting fouled and no city player makes a noise about it.

If we are going to do it we might as well do it like today.

We were the better team...end of.

We will still win the league.

I agree with this. The most bent ref imaginable in favour of the opposition who are top of the league and we have more of the ball, more chances, better chances and should have won the game v 14 men.

It is not all doom and gloom. Far from it.

In a sense I am pleased Aguero has finally got this out of his system. It has been coming since that bent twat Jones booked him instead of giving a pen v Southampton. It has been an orchestrated campaign by the referees to give him nothing. He gets little kicks time after time, game after game,, as does Silva. They have shown enormous patience in not snapping a lot earlier.

It's just a shame it wasn't the ref Sergio slid in on. I couldn't play with taylor refereeing. I'd slap the weasley little red twat.

carl_feedthegoat wrote:Im glad it kicked off....sick and tired of our players getting fouled and no city player makes a noise about it.

If we are going to do it we might as well do it like today.

We were the better team...end of.

We will still win the league.

Socrates wrote:

carl_feedthegoat wrote:Im glad it kicked off....sick and tired of our players getting fouled and no city player makes a noise about it.

If we are going to do it we might as well do it like today.

We were the better team...end of.

We will still win the league.

We aren't out of it, that's for sure. I understand the players' frustration too.

freshie wrote:

Tokyo Blue wrote:

carl_feedthegoat wrote:Im glad it kicked off....sick and tired of our players getting fouled and no city player makes a noise about it.

If we are going to do it we might as well do it like today.

We were the better team...end of.

We will still win the league.

I agree with this. The most bent ref imaginable in favour of the opposition who are top of the league and we have more of the ball, more chances, better chances and should have won the game v 14 men.

It is not all doom and gloom. Far from it.

In a sense I am pleased Aguero has finally got this out of his system. It has been coming since that bent twat Jones booked him instead of giving a pen v Southampton. It has been an orchestrated campaign by the referees to give him nothing. He gets little kicks time after time, game after game,, as does Silva. They have shown enormous patience in not snapping a lot earlier.

It's just a shame it wasn't the ref Sergio slid in on. I couldn't play with taylor refereeing. I'd slap the weasley little red twat.

I agree. Sometimes I think we are too nice and it goes against us. The rest of the big teams play dirty and get away with it. In a way I'm glad it kicked off at the end and the players showed some steel and passion. Loved it when Kelechi went steaming in and Fernandinho went in to back him up

We are more than good enough to win the league and I still believe we are the best team in the Prem

carl_feedthegoat wrote:

Socrates wrote:

carl_feedthegoat wrote:Im glad it kicked off....sick and tired of our players getting fouled and no city player makes a noise about it.

If we are going to do it we might as well do it like today.

We were the better team...end of.

We will still win the league.

We aren't out of it, that's for sure. I understand the players' frustration too.

I thought the bright spark today was Sane , thought he played very well and there were many other positives.
Bravo is a fuckign worry , what pissed me off more than anything about him was the second goal , just stood there like a fuckign manequin , anyother goalie would have done more - Im losing my patience with him if not lost it altogether.

Otamendi is no more than a squad player - 100% we will see his replacement in the starting 11in the very near future.

4 points is nothing and of we are still 4 points behind after the next 5 games then we will be fine going into the second half of the season.

carl_feedthegoat wrote:

Socrates wrote:

carl_feedthegoat wrote:Im glad it kicked off....sick and tired of our players getting fouled and no city player makes a noise about it.

If we are going to do it we might as well do it like today.

We were the better team...end of.

We will still win the league.

We aren't out of it, that's for sure. I understand the players' frustration too.

I thought the bright spark today was Sane , thought he played very well and there were many other positives.
Bravo is a fuckign worry , what pissed me off more than anything about him was the second goal , just stood there like a fuckign manequin , anyother goalie would have done more - Im losing my patience with him if not lost it altogether.

Otamendi is no more than a squad player - 100% we will see his replacement in the starting 11in the very near future.

4 points is nothing and of we are still 4 points behind after the next 5 games then we will be fine going into the second half of the season.

Tokyo Blue wrote:

carl_feedthegoat wrote:Im glad it kicked off....sick and tired of our players getting fouled and no city player makes a noise about it.

If we are going to do it we might as well do it like today.

We were the better team...end of.

We will still win the league.

I agree with this. The most bent ref imaginable in favour of the opposition who are top of the league and we have more of the ball, more chances, better chances and should have won the game v 14 men.

It is not all doom and gloom. Far from it.

In a sense I am pleased Aguero has finally got this out of his system. It has been coming since that bent twat Jones booked him instead of giving a pen v Southampton. It has been an orchestrated campaign by the referees to give him nothing. He gets little kicks time after time, game after game,, as does Silva. They have shown enormous patience in not snapping a lot earlier.

It's just a shame it wasn't the ref Sergio slid in on. I couldn't play with taylor refereeing. I'd slap the weasley little red twat.

carl_feedthegoat wrote:I thought the bright spark today was Sane , thought he played very well and there were many other positives.
Bravo is a fuckign worry , what pissed me off more than anything about him was the second goal , just stood there like a fuckign manequin , anyother goalie would have done more - Im losing my patience with him if not lost it altogether.
Otamendi is no more than a squad player - 100% we will see his replacement in the starting 11 in the very near future.
4 points is nothing and of we are still 4 points behind after the next 5 games then we will be fine going into the second half of the season.

Niall Quinns Discopants wrote:

carl_feedthegoat wrote:

Socrates wrote:

carl_feedthegoat wrote:Im glad it kicked off....sick and tired of our players getting fouled and no city player makes a noise about it.

If we are going to do it we might as well do it like today.

We were the better team...end of.

We will still win the league.

We aren't out of it, that's for sure. I understand the players' frustration too.

I thought the bright spark today was Sane , thought he played very well and there were many other positives.
Bravo is a fuckign worry , what pissed me off more than anything about him was the second goal , just stood there like a fuckign manequin , anyother goalie would have done more - Im losing my patience with him if not lost it altogether.

Otamendi is no more than a squad player - 100% we will see his replacement in the starting 11in the very near future.

4 points is nothing and of we are still 4 points behind after the next 5 games then we will be fine going into the second half of the season.

Agree with all of this but especially Sane. As per usual some people fail to realise what is the role of a winger. This guy keeps challenging players and does really well. Sure the end product is missing somewhat but people seem to forget that he is 20. I think he is going to be really really good for us just as long as he is coached up properly which I have no doubt Pep will do. VERY impressive youngster.

johnny crossan wrote:

carl_feedthegoat wrote:I thought the bright spark today was Sane , thought he played very well and there were many other positives.
Bravo is a fuckign worry , what pissed me off more than anything about him was the second goal , just stood there like a fuckign manequin , anyother goalie would have done more - Im losing my patience with him if not lost it altogether.
Otamendi is no more than a squad player - 100% we will see his replacement in the starting 11 in the very near future.
4 points is nothing and of we are still 4 points behind after the next 5 games then we will be fine going into the second half of the season.

You're my morning tonic carl, exactly so, when Sane got going up front we could see the real calibre of player that Pep bought.
On the bright side for Aguero is that this will boost his fading popularity back home, breaking Brazilians is always a plus point out there.

South Stand Balti wrote:

aaron bond wrote:

Beefymcfc wrote:

aaron bond wrote:

nottsblue wrote:Missing Fern for three games will be a big miss. That said I believe he has played in every game so far so a rest may do him some good. Is Delph anywhere near fit yet? Fernando or Yaya could step in. Garcia as well. Midfielders we have a number of.

Aguero missing for four games may end up costing us the title. Much as Iheanacho's cameos are brilliant, when he has started he has looked very different and not in a good way. Sadly, he reminds me a little bit of Solksjaer in that he seemed to be a better option from the bench rather than as a starter, let alone the focal point of the attack.

Wouldn't be surprised to see the false nine return for the next PL fixture.

Regardless of what kicks a player has had throughout the game and whether he has perceived injustices to retaliate is plain stupidity. You can never change a referees opinion or decision and all the two players have done is put the club in a bad light and limited the options for the manager for subsequent games. I have very little sympathy

We've got ourselves in this situation.

Buying loads of midfielders and having limited striker options and only shit defenders.

We've gone from Aguero/Tevez/Dzeko/Balotelli or Aguero/Dzeko/Negredo/Jovetic to Aguero plus Iheanacho (who never plays). I hope Gabriel Jesus steps up but we've already lost half a season and it'll probably take a while for him to adjust.

Generally just very poor planning.

You're not happy with PG?

More with Txiki, as ultimately he's responsible for player recruitment, and we've wasted an awful lot of money in the last few years.

I'm still glad we have Pep, based on his success with Barca and Bayern, but the reality is we aren't really any better than last season. We've had the easiest start to the season vs. our rivals and don't look like we can beat any of them.

Our only good defender is Sagna and he needs a run of games after his injury. I never wanted Stones before he joined but as we've paid £50m for him we need to see what he's got and if he can turn into the player so many think he can.

Tosin should get some game time. Whether he makes it at this level or not is to be determined, but he cannot be any worse than Kolarov or Otamendi.

I agree with both of your posts there 007. I think you are spot on.....it's very frustrating but this will take a while to fix. I'm not sure our current recruitment team will sort this though.

aaron bond wrote:I agree with both of your posts there 007. I think you are spot on.....it's very frustrating but this will take a while to fix. I'm not sure our current recruitment team will sort this though.

Florida Blue wrote:

john@staustell wrote:I thought the last-minute shenanigans ultimately derived from Mr Taylor and his idiocy.

Exactly, had he controlled the match, actually called it evenly, Luiz is not on the pitch and none of this happens. 100% the refs fault (not the result, rather the brawl)

Mikhail Chigorin wrote:As a way of just trying to bring the referee's part in yesterday's game under the microscope, did we ought to consider appealing against the red cards, with all that that would entail ??

johnny crossan wrote:There is nothing good about this. Aguero will be banned for at least four matches and Fernandinho for at least three. This is the last thing we need and the kicking of Luiz is indefensible.