eyalluvitt
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At the other end, it’s givenStill don’t get how Alvarez goal was disallowed, Rodri did not go in front of the keeper, was he offside when kicked yes, but he didn’t touch the ball and the keeper had clear line of sight.
At the other end, it’s givenStill don’t get how Alvarez goal was disallowed, Rodri did not go in front of the keeper, was he offside when kicked yes, but he didn’t touch the ball and the keeper had clear line of sight.
I don’t wear a hair shirt (too scratchy) ;-) and I read that the team was booed which is why I asked the question. Thank you for explaining that it was for the Specsavers needing, biased, fools of officials who are still trying to grind us down. But they won’t. :-) Thank you.I can't believe the usual hair shirts have convinced themselves the team was in any way booed.
It was for the officiating, the result and the way we got our pockets picked somewhat undeservedly.
Thank you also for explaining it was for the Specsavers needing, biased fools officiating. I wasn’t at the match (I’ve asked Father Christmas to bring me better health for next year) ;-) and I don’t like to read the Matchday thread as I like to cheer in my own way as I do my chores rather than get depressed reading the thread. :-)Fairly obvious the boos were for the officials after a 95th minute penalty. I agree with you, people suggesting otherwise have an agenda. People have every right to be frustrated with recent performances but this team and manager will never be booed for a few below par performances.
Have a good one Mate.I don’t wear a hair shirt (too scratchy) ;-) and I read that the team was booed which is why I asked the question. Thank you for explaining that it was for the Specsavers needing, biased, fools of officials who are still trying to grind us down. But they won’t. :-) Thank you.
Thank you also for explaining it was for the Specsavers needing, biased fools officiating. I wasn’t at the match (I’ve asked Father Christmas to bring me better health for next year) ;-) and I don’t like to read the Matchday thread as I like to cheer in my own way as I do my chores rather than get depressed reading the thread. :-)
However I really, really don’t have an agenda apart from a win for Manchester City THE BEST TEAM IN THE LAND AND ALL THE WORLD. (Even my new iPhone won’t type that in lowercase I just don’t understand it. *lol*
So my thanks again. And Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to everyone.
Don’t fret anyone. John Boy and KDB will sort it all out. :-)
As an aside; when I finished my chores I sat down and watched a film with the original John Boy (Walton) in it! They always win as well after adversity. ;-)
It’s all relative …. typical City of yesteryear didn’t have a back 4 that cost over £200m did it, but even then I can’t recall so many injury time concessions in consecutive weeks … can you?you'll be well aware that we aint quite hit the levels of typical city yet ;-)
Exactly. Also if you add to the fact he's also replacing Kev, you can see where we're losing that killer pass & total control in our midfield.This is a good comment. I completely agree and it's why I think Pep feels the need to play Alvarez with Haaland as frequently as he does. Haaland simply isn't physically 'built' to press like we have in the past over 90 minutes so I believe Pep's thinking is that he needs Alvarez there to help pick up some of that slack for Erling. Looking at Alvarez's energy levels yesterday makes me think that all this running has caught up with him.
Encouraging that he looked that good, that quickly coming back from the same surgery KDB had. Albeit a decade younger.Would have Michael Olise in our squad, keeps the ball well, pacey and got a shot on him.
There were immediate boos so some were for the team / result.I was there and in hindsight I reckon it was a bit of both……..frustration with the team & VAR officiating
We're not going to win game after game after game indefinitely - there will always be a lull. Look at today - Liverpool failed to overcome a feeble, slow, ponderous and pathetic United today - United had a golden chance to win it. Despite our lapse in form, we're the nightmare on the shoulder of the top three. This season, the likes of Liverpool, Spurs, Newcastle, Villa and Arsenal (and maybe Chelsea at some point) will take points off each other. Brighton are also good for taking down the big hitters. All of that should suit us if we can get our act together.What you forget to mention is these draws are likely to cost us the title this season.
Would have Michael Olise in our squad, keeps the ball well, pacey and got a shot on him.
We can't keep relying on other teams though can we?There you go all you moaning gits. 5 points.. Dippers couldn’t even beat the Rags at home! We will be fine.
No but I think this season will be a very low points total with lots of teams beating each other. And it will go down to the wire. That said I just have a gut feeling we will miss out on the league this season but we will drown our sorrows by winning the CL at Wembley. Back-to-back CL winners would be fantastic.We can't keep relying on other teams though can we?
I admire your optimism - however the current malaise is deeper than poor patches of form seen in previous years.
There is no quick fix for multiple problems now facing.
Agree that Pep is the greatest coach but we are approaching his final 18 months and that brings a world of problems on top of the current issues which won’t have a happy ending.
That's your opinion. We've lost two near irreplaceable players and it's natural that at some point it will become more pronounced. But we have the most irreplaceable of the lot still to come back, a trophy in the bag and another to play for this week. I think your dark cloud view is premature. Despite our below par form, we've missed out on points in some games in the most bizarre ways - all our nightmares come true.I admire your optimism - however the current malaise is deeper than poor patches of form seen in previous years.
There is no quick fix for multiple problems now facing.
Agree that Pep is the greatest coach but we are approaching his final 18 months and that brings a world of problems on top of the current issues which won’t have a happy ending.
I don’t wear a hair shirt (too scratchy) ;-) and I read that the team was booed which is why I asked the question. Thank you for explaining that it was for the Specsavers needing, biased, fools of officials who are still trying to grind us down. But they won’t. :-) Thank you.
Thank you also for explaining it was for the Specsavers needing, biased fools officiating. I wasn’t at the match (I’ve asked Father Christmas to bring me better health for next year) ;-) and I don’t like to read the Matchday thread as I like to cheer in my own way as I do my chores rather than get depressed reading the thread. :-)
However I really, really don’t have an agenda apart from a win for Manchester City THE BEST TEAM IN THE LAND AND ALL THE WORLD. (Even my new iPhone won’t type that in lowercase I just don’t understand it. *lol*
So my thanks again. And Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to everyone.
Don’t fret anyone. John Boy and KDB will sort it all out. :-)
As an aside; when I finished my chores I sat down and watched a film with the original John Boy (Walton) in it! They always win as well after adversity. ;-)
Michael Oliver is a one team guy! :-/I read that as Michael Oliver !
My thoughts as well.No but I think this season will be a very low points total with lots of teams beating each other. And it will go down to the wire. That said I just have a gut feeling we will miss out on the league this season but we will drown our sorrows by winning the CL at Wembley. Back-to-back CL winners would be fantastic.
I booked the hotel months ago!My thoughts as well.