ManCityBlues
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And especially TeamWork, which we lack the most currently..
Palerider said:There's obviously not a lot missing. For me we just do not look a balanced side. If we play with Barry, De Jong and Yaya then I think we need very attacking full backs to compensate and provide some width. Yesterday I thought Kolarov was excellent and if anything did not get the support he deserved from the other players. Boateng did well defensively but is not so good going forward. We're third in the league on merit so no need to overreact to an unlucky defeat. In fact of our defeats I think Villa, Everton and Sunderland have all been harsh so perhaps the missing element is a bit of luck!
Lancet Fluke said:FantasyIreland said:a different approach,with more suited personnel,would have seen us win comfortably.
What approach and change in personnel would have given us this comfortable win that you seem to think would have been guaranteed?
FantasyIreland said:Lancet Fluke said:What approach and change in personnel would have given us this comfortable win that you seem to think would have been guaranteed?
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'I believe' that team would have played with a higher tempo,keeping Villa on the backfoot while creating more chances.
That's the root of the problem in every lost this season.Gabriel said:We're simply missing consistency of selection and, therefore, a blended team, where each individual appreciates what his colleague will do and when. That will come very soon and so too, barring injuries, will silverware.
the--dud said:What good would pace have been yesterday when Aston Villa sat with 6 (sometimes 8!) players in their 16 yard box??
Villa scored early on then parked the bus like f'ck. Shit happens - we couldn't find a way through...
People who wants to see a 4-4-2 with pacey wingers should just start supporting Spuds ;)