Franny Lee's Barrel Chest
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Ok.
I'd have taken a point before the game.
I thought Agüero was anonymous, Nasri offered nothing really, leaving Silva as the only real playmaker. Given his shackles it was no surprise that he couldn't really affect much, although he did the assist for Kompany's goal.
Defensively we were on eggshells given that the whole Liverpool side are a bunch of diving bastards. Why doesn't Suarez get booked? Each time Atkinson says get up, why not do something about it? Crap referee. The worst in fact.
Yaya had an off game and Milner was always going to be more of a holder than a provider. Indeed the right side, usually so productive, couldn't really penetrate which meant Micah wasn't at his barnstorming best. Lescott was very unlucky with the own goal, but on the whole did well, as did Gaz Baz and Clichy. If a striker scores an equaliser, then Joe Hart's save was the equivalent thing to keep us in the game.
The unbeaten league run continues, which must be good in terms of psychology.
I'd have taken a point before the game.
I thought Agüero was anonymous, Nasri offered nothing really, leaving Silva as the only real playmaker. Given his shackles it was no surprise that he couldn't really affect much, although he did the assist for Kompany's goal.
Defensively we were on eggshells given that the whole Liverpool side are a bunch of diving bastards. Why doesn't Suarez get booked? Each time Atkinson says get up, why not do something about it? Crap referee. The worst in fact.
Yaya had an off game and Milner was always going to be more of a holder than a provider. Indeed the right side, usually so productive, couldn't really penetrate which meant Micah wasn't at his barnstorming best. Lescott was very unlucky with the own goal, but on the whole did well, as did Gaz Baz and Clichy. If a striker scores an equaliser, then Joe Hart's save was the equivalent thing to keep us in the game.
The unbeaten league run continues, which must be good in terms of psychology.