I dont even mind them being arseholes so long as they re-appear if/when their team crashes and burns and face the music. But this guy did a Houdini-esque disappearing act after their Southampton game.
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I dont even mind them being arseholes so long as they re-appear if/when their team crashes and burns and face the music. But this guy did a Houdini-esque disappearing act after their Southampton game.
MadchesterCity
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Who would come in as a stop gap? I mean it's not like we have a few trusted ex-managers that could do it, like Chelsea have.
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We need to sign an emergency centre half
George Hannah
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Our season's title prospects are ebbing away on every front.
uwe rosler 28
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You have a very selective memory. Second season under Mancini, we had no width and teams soon figured that they could pack the defences and shut us down. We lost the title by a country mile to an extremely ordinary United side. Easy on the eye if you were a fan of the Scum for sure, yes.
He lost the dressing room that season because he told a few home truths! The team was never bullied of the park though like this one
uwe rosler 28
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Very true I can't wait till the end of season!
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Sorry bit late to comment but did anybody notice before Gareth Barry made the cross for the winning goal, he had enough time to consume 2 cups of tea, 1 BLT and a small bowl of rice pudding - surprised the boys didn't try to block the cross or exploit the situation given the amount of time they had to stop the cross
I agree we were easy to work out and it wasn't scintillating football but we only lost 6 league games all that season, we've already lost 5 this season. We may well go on sensational unbeaten run and have a great year but at the moment it doesn't look like it.You have a very selective memory. Second season under Mancini, we had no width and teams soon figured that they could pack the defences and shut us down. We lost the title by a country mile to an extremely ordinary United side. Easy on the eye if you were a fan of the Scum for sure, yes.
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Sorry bit late to comment but did anybody notice before Gareth Barry made the cross for the winning goal, he had enough time to consume 2 cups of tea, 1 BLT and a small bowl of rice pudding - surprised the boys didn't try to block the cross or exploit the situation given the amount of time they had to stop the cross
Indeed.
Just look at Baines last night and the way he positions himself and the amount of crosses he either stops or at least deflects.
Its down to hunger and wanting to do it, thats all.
CelesteItis
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By Dionysus sake!, 61 pages after another narrow defeat. Still to read all of them as they are, as usual, very informative, reasonable, centred, supportive and not flapping nor moaning at all.
Anyway, the individual in charge of blowing the instrument to direct the proceedings was an utter incompetent and bent one. The poor remedy of a human being showed a yellow card for naught to Delph, while Besic -for repeatedly trying to injure Silva- was shown sweet fanny Adams; a massive blatant stone wall penalty to Navas, unsurprisingly not awarded; the Toffees first goal with a passive offside from Lukaku in Willy's way, and so. What was its name again? Madley?
Still ninety tense minutes to go, nothing is lost yet.
Hope Mangala's injury is not serious as Micho is still rusty for lack of games. And Navas scored!.
Anyway, the individual in charge of blowing the instrument to direct the proceedings was an utter incompetent and bent one. The poor remedy of a human being showed a yellow card for naught to Delph, while Besic -for repeatedly trying to injure Silva- was shown sweet fanny Adams; a massive blatant stone wall penalty to Navas, unsurprisingly not awarded; the Toffees first goal with a passive offside from Lukaku in Willy's way, and so. What was its name again? Madley?
Still ninety tense minutes to go, nothing is lost yet.
Hope Mangala's injury is not serious as Micho is still rusty for lack of games. And Navas scored!.