I think it's a general City attitude problem. We know we're good, but we almost expect every team to adapt to us, and we just carry on playing like we always do. It's a tad disrespectful and we come unstuck far too often doing so.
Most top teams have a bad day at the office, and in isolation, you might be forgiven for thinking this was such an occasion. Sadly, it's no such thing - this is a fairly consistent pattern in much the same way as Arsenal continue to fail to strengthen. Time and again we make similar mistakes. Overrun midfield, pitting Yaya against a high energy and damn fast opposition. It's asking for trouble.
There are some mitigating circumstances, such as injuries and heavy fixture schedule, but it's clutching at straws as a defence for today's performance (and others like it).
I fear for us against Liverpool, Spurs and Arsenal, and I dare say Chelsea could be problematic too. Why? because we already know that they will up their game against us, and their workrate will be phenomenal (running on adrenalin). I can't remember the last time I saw us truly put in a phenomenal amount of effort.
I won't be clapping him on our final home game, he deserves fuck all for the shambolic past two seasons. All this crap about dignity in the way he's held himself since last Monday.
How about some fucking dignity on the pitch Manuel?
A fucking shambles.
Is he a clown yet?
Come to my block and discuss how shit I am 118.Lol. I'm in 308 and that part isn't saying anything like that. Come and see for yourself the next game and we can discuss how shit a fan I am X
Did you post he was a clown when he won the double.Always been a clown
Did you post he was a clown when he won the double.
Will do - pm me your seat.Come to my block and discuss how shit I am 118.
Let's hope he has a stormer next week and wins us the game. I will gladly hold my hands up in 308. Ha Ha
Exactly that's what kills us fans isn't it. Half that team waiting to leave at the end of the season mercenary cunts.The moment I knew the game was over was watching both sets of players come out for the second half. One set of players ambled out of the tunnel at a snails pace looking like a team of disinterested individuals that had been thrown together. The other team all ran out on to the pitch looking totally up for it, geeing each other up and ready to go from the whistle
No prizes for guessing which team was which
Like Wimbledon in their prime. But to be fair they break very wellAnyone else notice how most of Leicester's goal kicks went out? Looked to me like a tactical move. Hoof it up to a marked Vardy and give away possession or kick it out, give City a throw in and hassle them out of it everytime. Now thats a manager who thinks about a game and uses the oppositions weaknesses.