It had a big sarcastic OHH NOOOOOO on it, made me laugh alright, I've been in the Lazio game for a Rome derby, the year before that and they fucking hate each other.jared said:I Seem to recall during the title run of mou's inter, I believe Roma was chasing them hard and they had to play lazio. In that game, the lazio ultras were giving stick to any of their players who actually put in an effort. Once inter scored, the ultras unfurled a banner that I remember made me laughed then. but for the life of me, can't remember what it said now lolKun Aguero said:Blue_Rossy said:Most everton fans want us to win. But the players won't. How the hell are everton fans going to get the message across to the everton players not to play at 100% or give away a pen in the last min for a city win. I wish they could drum it into the players minds etc.
Boo there own players when they have the ball and when the team bus arrives sing "WERE GONNA LOSE DA GAME, WERE GOONA LOSE DA GAME AND NOW YOU BETTER DO THAT" ?
KevR_7 said:I dont think he will think of this as a game we have to put 5 in midfield, I just don't think thats in Pelligrini's makeup. I think it will be the usual 4-2-2-2 especially if Silva is fit. I would be very suprised if it wasnt Hart, Zaba, Vinny, Demi, Kolarov, Yaya, Ferna, Nasri, Silva, Dzeko & Aguero.
The key will be to start the game with intensity as we did at Old Trafford then hopefully their heads will go as they wont fancy the fight, especially as the chance of 4th for them is pretty much gone.
Kevindxb said:KevR_7 said:I dont think he will think of this as a game we have to put 5 in midfield, I just don't think thats in Pelligrini's makeup. I think it will be the usual 4-2-2-2 especially if Silva is fit. I would be very suprised if it wasnt Hart, Zaba, Vinny, Demi, Kolarov, Yaya, Ferna, Nasri, Silva, Dzeko & Aguero.
The key will be to start the game with intensity as we did at Old Trafford then hopefully their heads will go as they wont fancy the fight, especially as the chance of 4th for them is pretty much gone.
Could go either way, no? If we concede early on the counter then its a mountain to climb. 4222 tells me no tactics, just same system. I think approaching cautiously not hastily is needed at this stage of the season.
yeah whatever !! said:The most nerve wracking game ive witnessed this season was the dippers Chelsea game on sunday as oh so much was reliant on it..
The Everton game this Saturday will make that seem like a walk in the park..
AdamoTheGreat said:City's record at Goodison Park since 2000: LDDLLDLWLLLL
Ali Benarbia said:I usually like Kolarov getting crosses in (best in the league) and Dzeko meeting them, but will they get past Distin? He always does a good job there.
aguero93:20 said:It had a big sarcastic OHH NOOOOOO on it, made me laugh alright, I've been in the Lazio game for a Rome derby, the year before that and they fucking hate each other.jared said:I Seem to recall during the title run of mou's inter, I believe Roma was chasing them hard and they had to play lazio. In that game, the lazio ultras were giving stick to any of their players who actually put in an effort. Once inter scored, the ultras unfurled a banner that I remember made me laughed then. but for the life of me, can't remember what it said now lolKun Aguero said:Boo there own players when they have the ball and when the team bus arrives sing "WERE GONNA LOSE DA GAME, WERE GOONA LOSE DA GAME AND NOW YOU BETTER DO THAT" ?
Instead, the 1-1 draw meant Lazio faced Inter on Sunday evening knowing defeat would do far more damage to Roma's title hopes than their own prospects of staying in the division.
"If you win we'll beat you up," bellowed the Lazio fans a few hours later at the Stadio Olimpico, and their words were not aimed at the opposition. Before kick-off each name on the Inter team-sheet had been greeted with a huge "Ole" from the home support, and the banners decorating the Curva Nord implored Lazio's players to "Get out of their way". When Inter did eventually take the lead, through a Walter Samuel header in first-half added time, the same fans cheered enthusiastically while unfurling another sign that simply, and sarcastically, read: "Oh nooo".
But what the fans want is not necessarily what the players want, and many of the latter had spent a good part of the past week speaking of the "professionalism" that would prevent them from rolling over. Sadly their performances on the pitch were rather less convincing. It would have been naive for anyone to assume that a team sitting so far down the table, and who have not scored in a league game against Inter since February 2008, could overturn José Mourinho's side, but this was one of the weakest displays of Lazio's miserable season.
Only Mauro Zárate, who continued to harry the Inter defence despite a total absence of support from team-mates, and the goalkeeper Fernando Muslera, who made a handful of goal-saving interventions, offered any real resistance. Such was the futility of Muslera's defiance that Gazzetta dello Sport's Luigi Garlando likened him this morning to "the Japanese man in the forest who doesn't realise the war is over".
Ali Benarbia said:I usually like Kolarov getting crosses in (best in the league) and Dzeko meeting them, but will they get past Distin? He always does a good job there.