Chelsea vs City Post Match Thread

[blueinsa]

Navas has great for us, especially recently but going forward, Sterling is and will show just how much better he is imo.

 

[Bluep*ss]

Why the f*ck is Navas getting grief on here after a great team performance.?
Do these people not allow for 3 dangerous crosses by Navas that were crying out for 'a run into the box' by anybody.
Great team member - and has given City more this season than Sterling.
Sterling is good and will be in the future.

 

[Dribble]

So a 2-1 win is shit because in you're opinion it should have been more?

Behind Leicester granted but then so is everyone else, shit happens, someone wins the league and the rest dont, happens every year.

Is there a we beat the top 6 trophy now? getting all Liverpool like some of this. We are currently sat 3rd so dont give a fuck who we have or haven't beat, we are sat 3rd.

Scrapping for 3rd more like but then you would have to look for the positive in our position, something you're incapable of doing.

Correct, our run in the CL does forgive a few things this season, as does us winning the league cup as well.

@Danamy is right, have a week off and just enjoy the rest of the season.

Who said our 2-1 win was shit? There you go with your make believe again just because it suits your agenda. OK we all get it, you've probably got a picture of Manuel tattooed on your torso in honour of the Charming Man and in your teary eyes he can do no wrong.

Like I said, the close win at home to WBA doesn't hide in any way what's taken place for the majority of thus season. If the season was only of one game duration you would have a point, but it's over 38 games and throughout this period we've fallen well below expectations with the strongest squad in the league.

You need to stop creating arguments where there isn't one and if anyone needs a rest its you, preferably in a darkened room until you've calmed down. You've got your 'Alice in Wonderland' opinion of this season which is your way of dealing with things. Myself, I look at cold hard facts and a Rumbelows Cup win and CL semi final appearance won't mask my disappointment.

Now leave me alone and go 'Pellegrini (God) bother' some other poor soul.........

 

[andyhinch]

Why the f*ck is Navas getting grief on here after a great team performance.?
Do these people not allow for 3 dangerous crosses by Navas that were crying out for 'a run into the box' by anybody.
Great team member - and has given City more this season than Sterling.
Sterling is good and will be in the future.

The level of hate for some players by some on here makes my head wobble

 

[argyle]

We were excellent.

If only we hit this form 8 games ago.

 

[blueinsa]

Who said our 2-1 win was shit? There you go with your make believe again just because it suits your agenda. OK we all get it, you've probably got a picture of Manuel tattooed on your torso in honour of the Charming Man and in your teary eyes he can do no wrong.

Like I said, the close win at home to WBA doesn't hide in any way what's taken place for the majority of thus season. If the season was only of one game duration you would have a point, but it's over 38 games and throughout this period we've fallen well below expectations with the strongest squad in the league.

You need to stop creating arguments where there isn't one and if anyone needs a rest its you, preferably in a darkened room until you've calmed down. You've got your 'Alice in Wonderland' opinion of this season which is your way of dealing with things. Myself, I look at cold hard facts and a Rumbelows Cup win and CL semi final appearance won't mask my disappointment.

Now leave me alone and go 'Pellegrini (God) bother' some other poor soul.........

You did...

albeit one that was closer than it should have been.

3-0 away at Chelsea yesterday and from the usual few on here this morning, its like listening to Sky or the BBC with the digs of not bad but Chelsea where shit etc.

The vast majority of us are ecstatic with the form of late and the return of Kevin and Samir that's helped get our league form back on track and helped us into the CL semi finals, something a few on here would have laughed at and called us stupid for believing would happen.

As for the Rumbelows cup win dig, yet another from you, i will leave it for others to comment.

 

[ono]

Thought we were excellent. Two great performances in a row where the focus from the supposedly neutral media solely focuses on the opposition playing below par, rather than focusing on how well we played.

Was watching on a US broadcast, but with English commentators (not sure who) and they kept saying we didn't have any stand out performers and it was 3-0 because of how poor Chelsea were.

Fernandinho, Nasri, De Bruyne, Yaya and Aguero were all brilliant. As was Mangala. Even Kolarov played well. Otamendi lead the defence in almost every category (tackles, interceptions etc) but he scares the life out of me, and not in a good way. Other than that, we were brilliant.

 

[Dribble]

You did...



3-0 away at Chelsea yesterday and from the usual few on here this morning, its like listening to Sky or the BBC with the digs of not bad but Chelsea where shit etc.

The vast majority of us are ecstatic with the form of late and the return of Kevin and Samir that's helped get our league form back on track and helped us into the CL semi finals, something a few on here would have laughed at and called us stupid for believing would happen.

As for the Rumbelows cup win dig, yet another from you, i will leave it for others to comment.

And there you go again with your Boogie Wonderland agendarist postings. I used the term close win in reference to WBA, but you've selectively placed an excerpt of my post ahead of your comment on yesterdays match against Chelsea to further reinforce your agenda.

Stop it! You're doing yourself no favours dude.

Our upturn in form is directly relational to Pellegrini's team selections and tactics and nothing illustrates this better than our two halves against WBA.

 

[Vienna_70]

Nasri does well too. Believe me, most players play that ball to Aguero whilst Kun is still offside. But Nasri just 'gets' football.

And many would have put it wide for Jesús, rather than into Kun's path.

 

[City_Sean]

Another excellent and mature display, we're really hitting form at the right time, the only frustration is where was this level of consistency and urgency two months ago?