Fair point didn’t think about that part. Thanks for pointing it out, something to consider.I do keep seeing these stats but I wonder how many of these games had line ups that were somewhat second tier (eg Rodri wasn’t the only key player missing). Regardless, he’s critical as we all know but I’m skeptical of the value of this stat! We don’t need it to know his value!
Wimp ;-)Clear excessive force. Endangering a player. Red card.
Fully agree on that.....but too many people wouldnt get paid if we remove the technology so that aint going to happen but Id love it if it didAgreed the game was better when we just booed the ref or lino...or had a laugh at them ...now its all silly lines, manipulated, they just make up the lines to suit a narrative. They rarely consider when the ball is actually leaving the players foot etc. VAR / Media / Social Media childish tribalism all makes the modern game a bit shit
I can live it off the back of a Treble, what’s not to like.Controversial opinion but this season was always going to be one to enjoy rather than one to expect, we'll win some and lose some
I'm only pointing out that we are much more dynamic at home especially in terms of scoring goals. Why is this such a "strange point to make"? It's a point of fact. I said more than once that we are a very god road team. What's the problem? No need to get yourself wound up fella.Hmm this is a strange point to make.
Only twice in the last six years have City not had the best away record, they still won the league in one of them (last year) and came 2nd in the other (Liverpool won it during Covid).
What exactly are you expecting our record to look like? I'd imagine no club in history has ever won the league having a better away record than at home.
Good shout...I think pitch is something that impacts our game. Certain pitches interrupts the flow of the game at the champions league final.
Disagree...I didn't think he was effective at all on Saturday. However, totally agree with fact he's only been here a few weeks. May not see brilliant things from him until the 2nd half of the season.
That’s just normal. Always was and always will be.I'm only pointing out that we are much more dynamic at home especially in terms of scoring goals. Why is this such a "strange point to make"? It's a point of fact. I said more than once that we are a very god road team. What's the problem? No need to get yourself wound up fella.
Once in a while it doesn't hurt to take a look under the hood. It's called being introspective...
Whatever works for you mate,,,That’s just normal. Always was and always will be.
That's up to you, but I really hope to see great things from him later in the season.Disagree...
It happens every year, Wolves, Palace, Southampton, Brentford. Not sure why anyone would be miffed by it should be used to it.Still a bit miffed how a team of average players - none of their starting 11 would get a place in our team - managed to beat us. We can now only afford to lose two more games I reckon. :-(
Not a surprise if watched his Chelsea days.i was surprised at the amount of times kovacic gave the ball away today, very unlike him
I wasn't clear, my bad...I meant I disagree that he was ineffective. He was actually one of the few who were trying to amp it up and I would have preferred someone else come off...That's up to you, but I really hope to see great things from him later in the season.
I think 5 losses this season and still ok, loads of upside downs. I also think we forget the value of being organised. Liverpool's 9 x men foe example. I also think Foden's goal midweek from Lewis cut back def a team goal in Pep's mould. I think if Haaland ever needs a rest we will look more like our usual flowing team. Individuals dont win you leagues.Still a bit miffed how a team of average players - none of their starting 11 would get a place in our team - managed to beat us. We can now only afford to lose two more games I reckon. :-(