WesthoughtonJohn
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Yes but "own it" and "fix it". We're all saying pretty much the same thing, stop being stubborn and accept you've got to change your plansFair fucking play, Pep. Own it
Yes but "own it" and "fix it". We're all saying pretty much the same thing, stop being stubborn and accept you've got to change your plansFair fucking play, Pep. Own it
The only positive is they didn’t get revenge for the sick swan, because we are so embarrassingly bad I really feared itMy god, every single part of our team is broken .
Goalkeeper who cant save, should have just let him go to Saudi if thats what he wanted.
Defenders who cant defend.
Midfield who cant control or pass.
Attackers who are bafflingly out of form and create nothing.
Wingers who cant cross.
Forward who looks completely lost.
One of these problems a team can cope with, but combine then all together and we are in a monumental shambles.
They wanted the club to play like this from from u5s to senior and everything in between. Its been sussed. Probs sussed last season but we got away with it on account of arsenal having no bollocks.I watched the women's team today. This passing back or square when it's easier to pass forward is endemic throughout the club with exactly the same result.i understand the "patience" thing and moving the other team around until they tire but how long before you realise that either you don't have the players to execute it properly or other teams have learned how to counter it with ease. Something has to change fundamentally.
Can anyone post the theme from M*A*S*H.
Seems appropriate on several levels.
Don't worry mate, the happy clappers will be along in a minute to put you right.Spectacular collapse against the worst United team I can remember since, well, O'Farrell's lot. They were dire and somehow we contrived to gift them 3 points that even they could scarcely believe they'd get based on the first 85 minutes.
Nunes, Doku and Ederson with the errors in the goals but Haaland and De Bruyne stank the place out just as much.
At least the City accounts are in good health and profits are high.
Really? They've given a fucking good impression of being spineless the last few games. Not one player today showed any heart, any desire, any commitment. Not one.
Well at least he's being honest. Could be an indirect appeal to Khaldoon and Soriano to do the unthinkable.Wow what an interview.
Pep saying it’s his fault and there is nothing he can do.
He might, I only say might, walk.
Well when you mention all those things … whats the common denominator ? The man that man that picks the team …My god, every single part of our team is broken .
Goalkeeper who cant save, should have just let him go to Saudi if thats what he wanted.
Defenders who cant defend.
Midfield who cant control or pass.
Attackers who are bafflingly out of form and create nothing.
Wingers who cant cross.
Forward who looks completely lost.
One of these problems a team can cope with, but combine then all together and we are in a monumental shambles.
No, we're over the moon mate.Only just got back from the match, can anyone summarise this thread for me? Are we disappointed?
Maybe you should start following the scousers see if they can cheer up.Really? They've given a fucking good impression of being spineless the last few games. Not one player today showed any heart, any desire, any commitment. Not one.
Yeah he went with legomanHave we got a set piece coach?
He needs to pull his finger out and up his work rate. Today was shocking.
He sets the tone, body language all wrong. I'm 100% convinced Pep would rather set up without him and play the false 9. If Pep had the balls to do that against Villa you will see a completely different City.Is it me or does any one else think Haaland will be gone he looks so miserable lately like he knows something is happening maybe it’s me but?
Its fuckin mind boggling1. Definitely not sign Rodri cover it's just not needed.
2. Make sure the team only has 1 striker as Haaland scores goals.
3. Never under any circumstance sign a left back.
I'm assuming this was the strategy.
Yep. The effort these players put in to win the League last year was phenomenal and quite frankly it seems to have wrecked them.Spot on. I put a lot of this season's issues down to burnout. And, I wonder how 'mentally fatigued' Pep and his team must be from devising tactics and gameplans from all the fixtures over the past few years. Not easy.
I think both had made run after run in the game and surely that takes it's toll. Tired bodies make tired mistakes. For me, both should have been subbed off around the 60 minute mark. We started doing that keep the ball without going anywhere thing and the concentration levels drop. With 5 substitutes a game allowed we should be in a position to keep the energy levels high the whole game.And Nunes, not Doku, should have been subbed.