Erling Haaland

[manimanc]

You're a bit slow to the party TBH.

;)

Am I? Has someone already beat me to it?

 

[manimanc]

When @manimanc tells you you're ridiculous twice in the same sentence, that's taken as official scientific proof that you are indeed ridiculous.

Eat.
Sleep.
Ridiculous.
Repeat.

:)

 

[Keeper!]

@MeatHunterrr
Could I point something out that raises my suspicion about you?

Yet again you've dropped a ridiculous post in and it is ridiculous but never follow them up with anything else. It's almost like you drop a bomb in and then sit back to watch the fallout.

Come on, tell us the truth, who do you really follow?

Your style of posting is very strange to say the least, it's always negative, like you're having a go everytime.

“Introduce A Little Anarchy, Upset The Established Order, And Everything Becomes Chaos.”​

 

[daztrueblue91]

Its not really possible to get any further than we are right now, unless we find the next Xavi, Iniesta, Messi.

For example we are significantly worse team and squad than in 2017/18.

City have already peaked under Pep and most likely for the foreseaable future.

2018/19 was worse than 2017/18 in terms of actual performance level and 2020/21 was worse than 2018/19 in terms of performance level.

I can see where you are coming from with this post but I think performance level doesn’t tell the whole story.

I agree that the football we played in the Centurion season was the best under Pep. It was a joy to watch and it’s probably the best football I’ve even seen in the PL.

Yet on paper, that season wasn’t as successful as 2018/19 and 2020/21. We won more trophies or went further in competitions in both of these seasons. We also showed a resilience to deal with injuries in these seasons as well.

I think we are three players away from being able to compete (performance wise) with the 2017/18 season. We need a striker, winger and LB.

 

[applecentral]

I can see where you are coming from with this post but I think performance level doesn’t tell the whole story.

I agree that the football we played in the Centurion season was the best under Pep. It was a joy to watch and it’s probably the best football I’ve even seen in the PL.

Yet on paper, that season wasn’t as successful as 2018/19 and 2020/21. We won more trophies or went further in competitions in both of these seasons. We also showed a resilience to deal with injuries in these seasons as well.

I think we are three players away from being able to compete (performance wise) with the 2017/18 season. We need a striker, winger and LB.

I really loved the Centurion season. Absolute top quality football

 

[sir baconface]

Manchester is the place for this guy,
Nothing better than a Radcliffe hot tub in November!

As long as it’s in the parlour and you take the coal out of it first…

 

[Keeper!]

I can see where you are coming from with this post but I think performance level doesn’t tell the whole story.

I agree that the football we played in the Centurion season was the best under Pep. It was a joy to watch and it’s probably the best football I’ve even seen in the PL.

Yet on paper, that season wasn’t as successful as 2018/19 and 2020/21. We won more trophies or went further in competitions in both of these seasons. We also showed a resilience to deal with injuries in these seasons as well.

I think we are three players away from being able to compete (performance wise) with the 2017/18 season. We need a striker, winger and LB.

He said it's not possible to go further, that is simply rubbish.

Domestically we are only just starting to dominate but even there can improve, our FA Cup wins for example is poor.

Lets become the first team ever to win the title five years on the bounce, set new records.

In terms of Europe , we have a lot to improve on, the journey has only just begun.

First we have to win the Champions League and then go on to dominate the competition for years.

 

[Xhavenjoe]

You're a bit slow to the party TBH.

TBH
Taylor Barwood Hellis

 

[Tevez City]

Buying Haaland takes this team to another level

Buying a winger who can creates +10 assists per season would take the team to another level.

 

[citymad]

Its not really possible to get any further than we are right now, unless we find the next Xavi, Iniesta, Messi.

For example we are significantly worse team and squad than in 2017/18.

City have already peaked under Pep and most likely for the foreseaable future.

2018/19 was worse than 2017/18 in terms of actual performance level and 2020/21 was worse than 2018/19 in terms of performance level.

We had some fabulous players in that squad but disagree that we are now significantly worse, yes they were centurions, breaking all records but did that team get to the champs league final? Was that team fighting for the quadruple right to the end ? Did that team win the league, mostly playing without a recognized striker ?