The-Dogs-Pollocks
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Agreed, you don't boo or jeer your own players. He was at fault for the first goal tonight though
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Claudio Bravo - 2016/2017 performances (continued)
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Agreed, you don't boo or jeer your own players. He was at fault for the first goal tonight though
dave_blue12
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We have some right cnuts supporting us.
No player wearing our shirt should have to put up with the shit Bravo has to endure from his own 'supporters'.
No player wearing our shirt should have to put up with the shit Bravo has to endure from his own 'supporters'.
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Its getting sad now for him as you see his confidence is totally shot and when your own fans sarcastically cheer when you make a simple save then you no its time to call it a day
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Spot on. Why feed the Jamie Jacksons of this world?Correct , save the negativity for here , all people are doing is giving the media more ammunition to try and undermine the club .
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Sadly very little knowledge about keeping on here.
If someone has to be blamed for the goal, watch Fernandinho, Clichy, Sterling jogging back and: Stones, huge mistake.
Bunn is 12m away from the goal, hits it hard and low. What could Bravo do?
He is standing low, his weight on both feet, which means he cannot use his feet within half a second. No way.
The shot was too precise. Bravo looked quite poor, but it was not Bravo to blame. He was left alone.
His distribution today was outstanding, exactly what Pep wants to see. It's so important against high pressing teams. He is not really appreciated for that.
If someone has to be blamed for the goal, watch Fernandinho, Clichy, Sterling jogging back and: Stones, huge mistake.
Bunn is 12m away from the goal, hits it hard and low. What could Bravo do?
He is standing low, his weight on both feet, which means he cannot use his feet within half a second. No way.
The shot was too precise. Bravo looked quite poor, but it was not Bravo to blame. He was left alone.
His distribution today was outstanding, exactly what Pep wants to see. It's so important against high pressing teams. He is not really appreciated for that.
Conversely, why should we have to put up with shit wearing our shirt?We have some right cnuts supporting us.
No player wearing our shirt should have to put up with the shit Bravo has to endure from his own 'supporters'.
Uncle Wally One Ball
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BollocksWe have some right cnuts supporting us.
No player wearing our shirt should have to put up with the shit Bravo has to endure from his own 'supporters'.
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I saw the saved he made in the highlights and the camera went to his face he had this sort of shock/horror type of look on his face, as he was relived the ball didn't go into the back of net, he seem lost and confused. When he played his first game derby at OT against United and the mistake he and Stones made which led to the goal, was the main highlight of the night, the English press had 2-3 articles about that mistake alone and it was pinned on him despite Stones being equally at fault. Since then the press have made him the scapegoat in everything despite even when City win, like today the press is still talking about this goal conceded despite City winning 5-1, that's not going to help his confidence. It doesn't help the man confidence when his own supporters are booing him either.
Falcao got ripped apart by the press here despite the fact he came back from a career ending injury, now look at him has been in an amazing form and may possible guide Moncao to the league title and even still has a possibility to go further in the CL depending on the away leg. The same with Sterling, his first season with City his performance at the Euro and he was murdered by everyone now look at him. Sane had talent, but he lacked confidence early into the season now look at him.
People need to give Bravo the chance and actually get behind him, Pep will most likely keep using him in the FA Cup as that's what he does in these cup games with the backup keepers. It all up to Bravo, but with these kind of circumstances it's like kicking a man when he's down.
Falcao got ripped apart by the press here despite the fact he came back from a career ending injury, now look at him has been in an amazing form and may possible guide Moncao to the league title and even still has a possibility to go further in the CL depending on the away leg. The same with Sterling, his first season with City his performance at the Euro and he was murdered by everyone now look at him. Sane had talent, but he lacked confidence early into the season now look at him.
People need to give Bravo the chance and actually get behind him, Pep will most likely keep using him in the FA Cup as that's what he does in these cup games with the backup keepers. It all up to Bravo, but with these kind of circumstances it's like kicking a man when he's down.
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He should have saved it, but not happy with the crowds reaction tonight.
And I think Pep will be less than impressed with it as well. Saw his face when the sarcastic cheers went, did not look happy at all.
Yes he's been shit but he's also got a severe lack of confidence and as a fan base taking the piss out of him is absolutely fucking shit.
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It was gooneresque. I can think of no bigger insult for any fan who would take the piss out of their own at a game.
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