Everton (A) | Post Match Thread

[stan bowles]

City don’t get the recognition they deserve.

"Lazy cross", apparently, by Mahrez for the first goal according to Keys and Grey. McAteer arguing it was a pinpoint pass (which it was) but those 2 clowns shouted him down. They spent so long arguing about it they barely mentioned Ilkay's exquisite piece of skill which was at Messi levels.

 

[TueartsOHK]

I would like an explanation as to why the foul by Pickford on Haaland wasn’t a pen, it seems like it was because we we were winning 3-0 and nothing more

 

[oakiecokie]

Pep FFS just give the guy what he wants!

Nothing to do with Pep.

 

[give it to gordon]

Yes, that was a shocking decision it really was.

Mick the cheating bastards up so we can here them. Or they should be interviewed after the match to explain.

100% cheating and no one calls it out

 

[Lovebitesandeveryfing]

Don't think they were that bad. Nothing more than you'd expect from a team fighting relegation. In fact, they were clean compared to Real.

Agreed. And the ref was certainly less outrageously lenient.

 

[Bozzie]

Very, very professional. wasn't expecting it to be anywhere near as controlled a performance. Ilkay at the business end of the season is just incredible. Once again a shout out to Laporte who, despite not featuring as much as he'd expect/hope has never let the club or his team mates down!

 

[BlueMoonRisin’]

Two quick goals knocked the stuffing out of Everton and the game soon because like a training session, especially after third goal. Easy win with lot's of energy conserved for Wednesday night.

The excitement is building every game, come on City!

 

[blue whippet]

Mick the cheating bastards up so we can here them. Or they should be interviewed after the match to explain.

100% cheating and no one calls it out

They certainly should be miked up, we should have an explanation and why that wasn't given.

 

[Prestwich_Blue]

Interesting fact: by next Sunday's game, we'll have played seven consecutive games against the current and five former Everton managers.

 

[blue whippet]

Interesting fact: by next Sunday's game, we'll have played seven consecutive games against the current and five former Everton managers.

What an odd little fact that is. Wonder if that is a record? We break them everywhere we go!

 

[Gray]

Interesting fact: by next Sunday's game, we'll have played seven consecutive games against the current and five former Everton managers.

Bloody hell that is a brilliant fact, well done that man.

 

[Scott mcfc]

Very professional performance tough away made it look easy ,no injurys few players rested ,3 nil win i think that cudnt of gone better,over to madrid wens,we go again !!!COME ON CITY!!
AMAZING!!!!

 

[BlueMoonday]

Gundo needs a statue

 

[spacecadet]

Wonder if the scandalous no penalty decision will be shown every 15 minutes on the Sky Sports news, for 14 months (just like last season's)? The cunts were still on about it before the game.

 

[KS55]

First class. Professional, cruising. Well done boys.

 

[stan bowles]

Don't think they were that bad. Nothing more than you'd expect from a team fighting relegation. In fact, they were clean compared to Real.

Grealish wasn't happy and Pep post match was calling out Mina bigtime.

 

[OccupiedPalestineBlues]

Pickford is poor… his distribution is woeful - I lost count how many times he punted it straight to a city player and he’s far too hot headed

If there had been an actual referee, rather than a clown in a **** suit (to deliberately mis-paraphrase a quote from Bowie re a comment made by a passing dog Walker during the filming of Ashes to Ashes) on the pitch, then he’d have cooled off in an early bath.

 

[tommybooth]

Two quick goals. Not quite Jazz club but NICE.

 

[TheBlueCat]

They certainly should be miked up, we should have an explanation and why that wasn't given.

I can understand why Taylor may not have seen the hand in the face, and he may have thought Haaland went down a little easily. Any review sees that it is a clear foul and an obvious mistake by the ref. The fact that VAR did not recommend Taylor looks at the screen is staggering. Whilst I genuinely don’t think individuals are corrupt, ridiculous decisions like this certainly lead to right minded fan’s questioning the credibility of the current process. Perhaps being able to hear the official’s assessments of incidents would help. I’d love to see it be tried, even in friendly games to see if the experiment works.

 

[Fordyboy46]

I think we'll see an even better City on Wednesday night, I'm sure we can step it up again