Welcome to the BlueMoon way!Lucky Toma said:Its just fucking weird how much abuse the OP is getting over this.
Its a legitimate talking point - which is extremely frustrating considering the amazing comeback and result we witnessed tonight.
Becoming increasingly clear that Pellegrini, his coaching staff, and all the players were not aware a further goal took us top of the group. If this is so its embarrassing, shambolic, amatuerish in the extreme, and thoroughly baffling.
When you think how much time, preparation, money, expertise and miniscule planning goes into the running of the team and club. For this oversight to occur is truly bizarre.
Reading all the aggressive defenders of this - denying it in most instances or, more strangely, attempting to wave it away as if it doesnt matter - reveals the true depth of supporter bias.
And these posters are probably the same ones kicking off at Sky for their bias. Hypocrites.
jimharri said:It is head to head in the CL when teams finish level. Therefore if City had won 4-2 tonight, it would have matched Bayern's two goal win at the Etihad. However, because we would have scored 4, it would have bettered Bayern's 3 at our place. Fairly simple really, though maybe not for our management team!Barker said:It's head to head results, not goal difference.oakiecokie said:This is what I can`t get my around !! If we had scored another goal (according to this final league table) how the hell would we have gone through as group winners,as they would be 1 goal worse off and us ONLY one goal better off :
Played Goal Difference Points
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1 Bayern Munich 6 12 15
2 Man City 6 8 15
3 Viktoria Plzen 6 -11 3
4 CSKA Moscow 6 -9 3
Some fucker clear this up for me please !!!!!!
...I think.
:-(
It's called benefit of a doubt for a non-native English speaker.Lucky Toma said:Its just fucking weird how much abuse the OP is getting over this.
Its a legitimate talking point - which is extremely frustrating considering the amazing comeback and result we witnessed tonight.
Becoming increasingly clear that Pellegrini, his coaching staff, and all the players were not aware a further goal took us top of the group. If this is so its embarrassing, shambolic, amatuerish in the extreme, and thoroughly baffling.
When you think how much time, preparation, money, expertise and miniscule planning goes into the running of the team and club. For this oversight to occur is truly bizarre.
Reading all the aggressive defenders of this - denying it in most instances or, more strangely, attempting to wave it away as if it doesnt matter - reveals the true depth of supporter bias.
And these posters are probably the same ones kicking off at Sky for their bias. Hypocrites.
Lucky Toma said:Its just fucking weird how much abuse the OP is getting over this.
Its a legitimate talking point - which is extremely frustrating considering the amazing comeback and result we witnessed tonight.
Becoming increasingly clear that Pellegrini, his coaching staff, and all the players were not aware a further goal took us top of the group. If this is so its embarrassing, shambolic, amatuerish in the extreme, and thoroughly baffling.
When you think how much time, preparation, money, expertise and miniscule planning goes into the running of the team and club. For this oversight to occur is truly bizarre.
Reading all the aggressive defenders of this - denying it in most instances or, more strangely, attempting to wave it away as if it doesnt matter - reveals the true depth of supporter bias.
And these posters are probably the same ones kicking off at Sky for their bias. Hypocrites.
Ban-jani said:No he isn't, it was a great victory but the principle still stands. We should have known every outcome, it's not 1996.
FantasyIreland said:Ban-jani said:No he isn't, it was a great victory but the principle still stands. We should have known every outcome, it's not 1996.
Is that you or 'the housemate'.....??
krdskrm said:It's called benefit of a doubt for a non-native English speaker.Lucky Toma said:Its just fucking weird how much abuse the OP is getting over this.
Its a legitimate talking point - which is extremely frustrating considering the amazing comeback and result we witnessed tonight.
Becoming increasingly clear that Pellegrini, his coaching staff, and all the players were not aware a further goal took us top of the group. If this is so its embarrassing, shambolic, amatuerish in the extreme, and thoroughly baffling.
When you think how much time, preparation, money, expertise and miniscule planning goes into the running of the team and club. For this oversight to occur is truly bizarre.
Reading all the aggressive defenders of this - denying it in most instances or, more strangely, attempting to wave it away as if it doesnt matter - reveals the true depth of supporter bias.
And these posters are probably the same ones kicking off at Sky for their bias. Hypocrites.
Ban-jani said:krdskrm said:It's called benefit of a doubt for a non-native English speaker.Lucky Toma said:Its just fucking weird how much abuse the OP is getting over this.
Its a legitimate talking point - which is extremely frustrating considering the amazing comeback and result we witnessed tonight.
Becoming increasingly clear that Pellegrini, his coaching staff, and all the players were not aware a further goal took us top of the group. If this is so its embarrassing, shambolic, amatuerish in the extreme, and thoroughly baffling.
When you think how much time, preparation, money, expertise and miniscule planning goes into the running of the team and club. For this oversight to occur is truly bizarre.
Reading all the aggressive defenders of this - denying it in most instances or, more strangely, attempting to wave it away as if it doesnt matter - reveals the true depth of supporter bias.
And these posters are probably the same ones kicking off at Sky for their bias. Hypocrites.
Milnee has since confirmed they didn't know. I'm with Lucky Toma.