Bournemouth (H) - CC 3rd Round Post-match Thread

[Mr HJ]

Mahrez continually plays terribly in these early cup games, like he's offended to have been put in with the kids. Sané was similar, IMO it really differentiates the real team players and the ones focused on themselves above all. Sterling, Walker, Mendy, Rodri all supported the kids, took on more responsibility, could be seen guiding them through the game and looked like they were enjoying it.

Nail on the head. He's no £60m player for me.

 

[cleavers]

20 minutes into the second half I texted my lad and asked when Torres had come on, I was shocked when he said at kick off, I missed the first 20 minutes of the game, so for 45 minutes he wasn't mentioned once.

 

[King KdB of Belgium]

The way everyone is praising Delap. Now that Sergio is injured,may be now is the time to put him on the bench for the odd game so we can give Jesus arrest now and again.

So onwards and on to the game against Burnley. I just hope that by the time that game comes around we can get more players for for this game.

 

[Boo or Boo-urns]

A narrow win for Man. City according to SSN.

 

[Sheik Battle and Goal]

Moss his usual disgraceful, allow opposition to use thuggery without cards self. Ended up giving 2/just to hide his agenda

And why no yellow when one of their players tugged a shirt to stop a break.. even the shitest of refs can get that right.

Overall some good performances from the younger ones and that ball from Foden inside their defender and the finish from Delap into the top corner without breaking stride will be one of the best goals we will score this season.. brilliant !

 

[sheikmedick]

love Delaps attitude think he could be a true blue

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

A narrow win for Man. City according to SSN.

It was?

 

[mancityscot]

would accept mahrez being sold

 

[The1nvisibleMan]

I was very impressed by steffen’s distribution tonight

 

[cleavers]

Mahrez continually plays terribly in these early cup games, like he's offended to have been put in with the kids. Sané was similar, IMO it really differentiates the real team players and the ones focused on themselves above all. Sterling, Walker, Mendy, Rodri all supported the kids, took on more responsibility, could be seen guiding them through the game and looked like they were enjoying it.

Totally agree, he was both dreadful and dreadfully selfish.