pennypennytannerbob
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I was impressed to see him tracking back, go Jack, can't wait for next season.
Yeah, sounds daft but he was very good in defence!I was impressed to see him tracking back, go Jack, can't wait for next season.
We have to let last week go LBM, as best as we can. Some miserable fuckers are still obsessing about chelsea in Porto and won’t let go. I love what we’ve got at City, warts n all, and thanked fuck yesterday we did what we did, looking forward to the next game. I agree about Jack, and I think we’ll see a lot more of that next seasonI thought his running at pace was fantastic yesterday. Same in Real game if one of his 2 nearly goals had gone in we…
Arhhhh thought for a moment I had acquired the amnesia for that game alas not forgotten yet
I agreeBetter yesterday but he still isn’t aggressive enough. Too nice, too laidback.
He had an open chance to shoot in the first half and passed it out wide to Zinchenko. Be selfish Jack lad, let fucking rip!
He plays on the opposite side of the pitch to where I sit, so I don't see it up close and I only watch highlights, but that sounds about right. Fingers crossed we do get that LB in the window (something we have been saying for...how long now?)For what it’s worth, I think Cancelo and Grealish have combined well all season. It’s just that Cancelo doesn’t really compliment Grealish’s attacking threat but Zinchenko does.
Purely because he can go for the overlap which drags a defender away - makes a massive difference.
For Cancelo, Grealish’s main aim is to get to the line, draw a few men to leave Cancelo free who can then inswing a cross which has been a pretty key weapon for the past 2 seasons. A bit like Bernardo in his first season when he played on the right and used to give it back to Kev. Both are effective but only one plays to Grealish’s strengths and that’s Zinchenko’s method.