100% we have a lot of blues who do this. There are blues on here who scour the entire media every day looking for perceived slights.
It's insecurity and imposter syndrome and it comes directly from an instinctive fear of Man United.
Would have won last year if Walker were fit.I agree. Over the last few years, I have become sick of 'small margins' going against us in the CL. I don't care if we don't dominate every game - I just want us to bloody win the thing!
You might not like him (and I don’t watch it) but He’s doing really well and the CBS show in General is getting loads of plaudits and big audience ratings.
People like him enjoying himself and not taking football too seriously, they like the dynamic with Carragher, Abdo & Henry and joking with players instead of asking the same boring post match questions for 40 years.
There’s plenty of traditional football coverage for the rest of us.
And they only scored from a dodgy penalty (rightly given, but shouldn't even be considered for being given).Do people really care about the performance , pep had us set up for game management and it worked , who cares, really. We played one of the best teams at their home , they were always going to get lots of chances
Had to laugh at the Bayern fans at the penalty miss. They celebrated as if they’d just gone 4-0 up deep into injury time.
Would have won last year if Walker were fit.
Rodri and Dias are the ones to keep fit this year
On my way home, think the plane is nearly here, so I didn't get to see them, ah well home time :)Let us know if Ake is limping.
It was always going to be a tricky return, they get an early goal and it's game on, it was shit or bust for them, they really could not lose anything last night.They lost the tie at the Etihad.Maybe but it was a hard watch especially the first half. Who cares? We are through and live to fight on. Well done pep and co.
I think that's what'll happen as unfortunately we don't have any other option.I don't see how we line-up, unless he goes with Walker as one of the three centre-halves and shifts Bernie to left-wing back?
I'm sure it will be Laporte between now and the end of the season at left-back.
The way I see it. Where were Upam ecano's hands/arms when the ball was kicked? They were behind his back. Where was his elbow when it made contact with the ball? At least 6 inches away from his body. Pen all day. There's was a bit more subjective. Although Akanji had his arm in the air, it was for balance. The ball was kicked from a couple of foot against it. Pen, although its the rule thats wrong.Prior to the red card incident, both Sane and Musiala should both put their chances away.
If they were intentional tactics, I dare say Pep wouldn't have felt the need to get Bernie and Jack to afford the wide areas more protection.
I considered neither to be penalties, but that is just my interpretation of the game and the race to the bottom of how the officials see things.
Seconds to Haaland's goal, Eddie pulls off a good save and Bayern have nobody in the six yard area following up.
Don't get me wrong, with three goals banked, we could afford a margin of error, and we had other gears to go to, but my view is Bayern over the two legs could just as easily be claiming the semi-final spot if they had a finisher.
I also agree that perhaps with a good finisher, Bayern may have scored at ours and may have scored a couple last night, and who knows maybe qualified. It's clear they're a good finisher, and a good centre half, away from being formidable.Prior to the red card incident, both Sane and Musiala should both put their chances away.
If they were intentional tactics, I dare say Pep wouldn't have felt the need to get Bernie and Jack to afford the wide areas more protection.
I considered neither to be penalties, but that is just my interpretation of the game and the race to the bottom of how the officials see things.
Seconds to Haaland's goal, Eddie pulls off a good save and Bayern have nobody in the six yard area following up.
Don't get me wrong, with three goals banked, we could afford a margin of error, and we had other gears to go to, but my view is Bayern over the two legs could just as easily be claiming the semi-final spot if they had a finisher.
I don’t care about the performance cos it was as planned i assume. Very professional and thought out game plan and got the result.Do people really care about the performance , pep had us set up for game management and it worked , who cares, really. We played one of the best teams at their home , they were always going to get lots of chances
Agree. Just the way it is at this level. The two best teams in the world collided this week and we came out on top relatively comfortably. Now on to a team I know we are better than, but they are the CL specialists.I also agree that perhaps with a good finisher, Bayern may have scored at ours and may have scored a couple last night, and who knows maybe qualified. It's clear they're a good finisher, and a good centre half, away from being formidable.
But they didn't.
Don't get me wrong, with three goals banked, we could afford a margin of error, and we had other gears to go to, but my view is Bayern over the two legs could just as easily be claiming the semi-final spot if they had a finisher.
I've given up with penalties now, no idea what is and what isn't but like the commentator said, what if it's the last minute of the final and the teams are tied at 0-0?Professionally managed, bring on Madrid!
Should have won on the night, their penalty was bollocks.
Could have done without the Ake injury.
Totally agree, pen miss meant we could have had another goal last night too, if that had gone in I think their heads would have gone and it could have been another 3-0.Dont agree with this as on another day, we could have scored 5 or 6 goals in the first leg. At no point did Bayern look like scoring, the game could have gone on for another half and they wouldn't have scored.
These are all ifs buts and mayb's, end of the day it was 4-1 and Bayern only scored with a disgusting penalty.