Fulham (H) | PL | Post-Match

[Legal Alien]

It could be a really important win that.

It was fully deserved as we were the better team and were the only team looking to win that match, you couldn't tell we had 10 men.

For foolham to play like that having a man advantage, for 60 odd minutes, was baffling really and they got what they deserved - nothing!

A great team performance and they all, for the most, part played well, but a special mention for Bernardo, Rodri, KDB and Stones who were all brilliant.

 

[Gray]

Pep’s plan, leave Akanji at the back to sweep up and let the rest of the team play anywhere they fancied.

I thoroughly enjoyed watching our players sort things out for themselves, very entertaining.

 

[eyalluvitt]

After the VAR disallowed goal, I though its over.

Kevin is MOTM, he never stopped trying.

Our weekly horrific disallowed VAR goal

 

[Jam Tomorrow]

Great goal from Alvarez, looked like a walk in the park and a routine win, but on a dank November day Cancelo decided to liven things up.
Haaland was super pumped and it rubbed off on the rest of the team.
referees always seem to feel sorry for the underdog and the same again today, BUT at least he had the balls to give the pen when he could have waved it away and VAR would never have given it.
top.

 

[madloaf]

From the bbc: Fulham will feel hard done by​

"Fulham came within seconds of claiming what would have been a draw that few people gave them a chance of getting at kick-off.

Not for the first time this season, however, Marco Silva's side exceeded expectations. Their penalty and Cancelo's red card were a huge help of course, but Silva stuck to the same plan to keep his team compact and hit City on the break even when it was 11 men vs 10."

This narrative is fucking insane. We were 1-0 up on our way to an easy victory and they never fucking threatened us once. It was a thoroughly deserved victory and any suggestion otherwise is a fucking mental point of view designed for other teams fans to feel frustrated.

 

[Gabriel]

Mohammed Al Fayed, Jimmy Hill, Terry McCann, Michael Jackson’s statue

Lest we forget…

 

[tom135]

Just got back and put my tea in the oven. We deserved the three points, even with ten on the pitch we were the only team trying to win that game. The players were shattered at the end, thanks to all of them for the effort they put in. Cancelo daft as a brush. Thought Foden and Haaland should have come on sooner. Crazy scenes at the end,Haaland going mad with Pep and the rest of the bench, great that so many stayed. Atmosphere good second half when we were up against it.

Ok

 

[SWPISHOME]

I dont think he ever said that tbf

Premier League chief executive: I don't want Man City title repeat

Pep Guardiola's Manchester City side won the Premier League by 19 points last season and are looking to defend their title.

www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk

Guardiola aims dig at former Premier League chief executive amid Liverpool dominance

Man City boss Pep Guardiola has aimed a thinly-veiled dig at former Premier League chief executive Richard Scudamore. In August 2018, Scudamore said he hoped City would have more title challengers …

talksport.com

Not exactly what I have said in my comment but along the correct lines I knew it was years back and couldn't quite exactly remember what he said. As the head of the Premier League he shouldn't be saying that.

 

[mancityvstoke]

Ok

fantastic 1st ever post...................funny as fuck

 

[west didsblue]

Alvarez reminds me of Sterling but with a much better idea where the back of the net is.