Lescott, although overpriced, did a great job for us.
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Lescott, although overpriced, did a great job for us.
Pep got that cardigan from Primark in town - I was in the queue at the till when he was buying it - 7 quid and it was the last one they hadPretty sure that he wore it at Chelsea when we lost then he stopped wearing it for a bit, I assume he thought it was "lucky" until then.
No it was in the sale at Next .David Silva was in there shopping on MondayPep got that cardigan from Primark in town - I was in the queue at the till when he was buying it - 7 quid and it was the last one they had
jimmygrimblesboots
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it may be that they have now realised that when they sold Lescott to us they got the better half of the deal.
Well Lescott walked away from City with two Premier league medals , i think Everton are still waiting for theirs , a snip at £25m
Our lads obviously need a pay rise - can’t afford any decent clobber !No it was in the sale at Next .David Silva was in there shopping on Monday
LucahArchie10
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That's your opinion & I respect it but anyone who can call Gundagun, Walker for example then please be do the same for everyone Inc Dave who has been average at bestTotally disagree regarding Dave who was playing as well as he ever has before his injury , and his hair return, since then he’s been poor
If I was a betting man to get Dave in this week then Dino will go back to CH because Dave doesn't deserve to play b 4 Bernardo & now Kev is back he will be starting.
Lovebitesandeveryfing
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Odd, frankly, that there've been a fair number of sniffy comments here and elsewhere about last night's performance, about it being a shit match and all (including, surprisingly, from Steve on Esteemed Kompany, who I generally consider to be very level headed). I didn't see it that way, at all. That was all about game management. We came out in the second half and did exactly what I wanted us to do. I actually said it to a mate at half-time. Foot on the ball, control the tempo of the game, pass the ball back to Eddie fairly regularly. All the stuff that frustrates opponents who, make no mistake, were well up for it. Then nick one at the end, when the opposition have switched off because they've been numbed. I get sick of people requiring that City play their pretty football, every match, all match long. What we did last night was exactly what we didn't do against Palace, Leicester, Newcastle, all games in which we went 1-0 up and then pissed it away. Going further back, we used to be lousy at game management in Europe, although we're slowly getting better at it. Remember the Bernabeu a few years back?
No – you see the game out, having taken the lead. You nurse it, meanwhile probing away for any further gaps. If we're that disciplined and combative for the rest of the season, we will be champions.
No – you see the game out, having taken the lead. You nurse it, meanwhile probing away for any further gaps. If we're that disciplined and combative for the rest of the season, we will be champions.
nellyonthewing
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It was a frustrating watch for me. My internet was down so I avoided a thread ban. One lucky bounce, one deflection,one mistake by us and they would have stolen points from us. We look disconnected until KDB came on..
Lovebitesandeveryfing
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Unfortunately, Bournemouth have lost all their away games since the end of October, by up to 5-0. Statistically, Liverpool couldn't have an easier game.
But you never know!
Three slip-ups in two weeks? Seriously doubt it, mate. Seriously doubt it. No, those three points will have to be whittled away.
citytilllidie
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Yeah, Bournemouth are too open.Unfortunately, Bournemouth have lost all their away games since the end of October, by up to 5-0. Statistically, Liverpool couldn't have an easier game.
But you never know!
Howe generally likes to go for it, which will play into Liverpool's hands.
Brooks is also out apparently.
3-1 to Liverpool I think