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more width going forward relative to danilo, not cancelo. i agree he can't cross or beat his man, but he takes up positions danilo doesn't, which in itself gives more space to sterling and de bruyne. i am by no means walker's greatest fan, and i agree his main asset is his pace. but i'm...

doesn't trust him makes it sound like he's error prone or unreliable, whereas he's always looked like a solid 6/10 player. it's more that guardiola rates walker higher (probably based on pace and offering more width going forward). thinking about it cancelo and walker will probably get rotated...

was gonna argue, then realised this is probably more likely to happen. the reason i'd hesitate to rotate in walker's case is he's been mediocre for a very long time, and it seems like he might have finally turned a corner, so benching him at this stage would be a bit harsh.

agreed. but whoever's second choice will be getting most of theirs in fa/league cups. danilo only made 7 league starts at right back last season.

i suppose what i meant was it would be unfair to drop him, as it looks like he's carried on his good form from the end of last season

sorry joao, on current form walker keeps his place

but enough about klopp...

well played bravo

bravo walker stones otamendi zinchenko rodri de bruyne silva bernardo (f) sterling sane subs: ederson, harwood-bellis, angelino, gundogan, foden, jesus, aguero (l) 5-0

who's the "they" in that sentence?

off-topic, but just realised kovac - despite being a complete novice - is only one year younger than guardiola.

pretty far-fetched that - can't see villa finishing lower than mid-table.

you can usually spot them pretty young.

ederson (25) cancelo (25) stones (25) laporte (25) zinchenko (22) rodri (23) de bruyne (28) bernardo (24) sterling (24) jesus (22) sane (23) aside from missing aguero, arguably our strongest eleven. only one player over the age of 25. so on paper, hard though it is to conceive, the...

weapons of misconstruction?

it's a very reasonable opinion and the majority would agree with you. you're right that we're perceived as a side which can't cut it in europe, but in all honesty i'm not arsed. the cl is basically a seven game knockout competition, where luck plays a huge part, and which oddly enough the best...

never been my cuppa tea.

about as close to humility as that club's ever likely to get.

can't wait to see sane up against alexander-whatshisname (dreadful against napoli)

red scousers' front three. especially the face-kicker.