Well put - I´m still to pissed off to articulate my sentiments in such a calm and rational mannerTCIB said:Evening LoveCity bro,
I can see your points but i tend to look at us more than others.
I mean lets be honest here, we all keep saying it's up to us which i believe is true.
This leaves me having to look at us, nobody else. I like Bobby, never have or will be a hater. I do believe he needs to react quicker sometimes to how the game is playing out.
Like this match we could have locked down if we got the jaded Yaya of for De Jong (i was saying this after 25mins) and kind of acted a bit more like last season. There is no shame in that.
Chelsea are a top team and fucking hard to beat, i just feel the mentality was that of us playing a team with less quality. We have got away with keeping the same tactics after they stopped working proper a few times now. Before changing tactics/formations/subs etc a bit late, tonight we got bit on the arse for it imo.
For the record Yaya doing that to Mata was smart as we didn't see him do to much (he seemed to be aware that grinds Mata's gears) after he dicked him over.
If Bobby can sort that and use the versatility of our players and use subs a bit sooner if we are flagging the title is ours to lose.
Harsch ? maybe, but in the cold light of day that game was ours and we should have sewn it up earlier.
I may have to elaborate and go into finer detail if questioned on this but thats the crux of it imo.
Edit:: also yes it felt like a bit of naivity in a cl match again.
zoffie said:Yes, I actually came on here before Sturridge signed for us & got some abuse as well.
I don't just watch Manchester City reserve matches, I watch specific reserve teams for specific players, so I have watched a wide variety of teams, when they are available.
A lot have been United/Chelsea/Liverpool & Arsenal.
Not actually lying, I bet if you dig up some City highlights of him before he came here you'll see his right foot in action, it's not something he learned at Chelsea.
I did watch him at City & I do remember multiple instances off the top of my head of him using his right foot.
Fair play to you, I actually like City, You have bought a lot of my fave players. Love what they are doing with the whole youth set up as I'm a youth football enthusiast, the designs for the new training complex looks amazing, you're really doing well to create a great youth system & I certainly appreciate that.
I watched him come through the academy teams. I saw him play in the FA Youth Cup games against Sunderland and Liverpool. He used his right foot for standing on. He's stronger now, and although very one footed he has gone on his right a few times. He didn't do that at City. It makes him much less predictable.zoffie said:Yes, I actually came on here before Sturridge signed for us & got some abuse as well.
I don't just watch Manchester City reserve matches, I watch specific reserve teams for specific players, so I have watched a wide variety of teams, when they are available.
A lot have been United/Chelsea/Liverpool & Arsenal.
Not actually lying, I bet if you dig up some City highlights of him before he came here you'll see his right foot in action, it's not something he learned at Chelsea.
I did watch him at City & I do remember multiple instances off the top of my head of him using his right foot.
Fair play to you, I actually like City, You have bought a lot of my fave players. Love what they are doing with the whole youth set up as I'm a youth football enthusiast, the designs for the new training complex looks amazing, you're really doing well to create a great youth system & I certainly appreciate that.
DTeacher said:zoffie said:Yes, I actually came on here before Sturridge signed for us & got some abuse as well.
I don't just watch Manchester City reserve matches, I watch specific reserve teams for specific players, so I have watched a wide variety of teams, when they are available.
A lot have been United/Chelsea/Liverpool & Arsenal.
Not actually lying, I bet if you dig up some City highlights of him before he came here you'll see his right foot in action, it's not something he learned at Chelsea.
I did watch him at City & I do remember multiple instances off the top of my head of him using his right foot.
Fair play to you, I actually like City, You have bought a lot of my fave players. Love what they are doing with the whole youth set up as I'm a youth football enthusiast, the designs for the new training complex looks amazing, you're really doing well to create a great youth system & I certainly appreciate that.
Thanks for the nice comments, but I watched Sturridge since he played in our Youth team and I can assure you he is/was VERY much a one-footed player! I bet you can't find all these examples you speak of - I think the win last night has gone to your head....lol
Anyway, thanks for not abusing and Yes, we are very happy about all the improvements.
:o)
mike channon´s windmill said:Your name Frank fookin Arnesen by any chance fookin bent , tapping up coont!! Doesn´t excuse Sturridge and his shithead little family btw. I hope he gets his fookin ankle snapped off at the Etihad - despicable little shit!DTeacher said:zoffie said:Haha.. Having watched loads of Sturridge even from his City reserve/youth days, he does so many critical things with his right foot, score, assist.
If you look at a vid, you would be shocked. I think this whole (one foot) thing is going to be sooo useful to him!
As a Chelsea fan, you watched OUR reserve/youth games?
PMSL - Yeah, ok.
Problem is, you are talking BS.
Sturridge was one of the most one-footed players I have ever seen - on a par with Wayne Bridge as a totally left-footed player. He MAY have learned to use his right foot once in a Blue Moon, but using it for once does not make your laughable statement any more truthful.
Look forward to Chelsea coming to The Etihad and getting the drubbing you should have had last night.