I've always been hated and now my team is too, and I love it.danburge82 said:I honestly love it, I do. I want more. I love being hated!coulsonblue said:more:
"For the first 30 minutes City looked like anything but reigning Premier League champions as they allowed Fulham to take control and seize the initiative."
(The Sun)
What?
-- Sun Sep 30, 2012 12:17 am --
Mail on Sunday:
"They are the first champions of the Premier League era to concede goals in each of their first six matches and Roberto Mancini's premature assertion that they will retain their title looks far-fetched."
"far-fetched"?
I completely agree.cordonbleu said:cibaman said:Zmajuga said:This.
It was a better formation. But also Yaya's quietest performance for a long time. It didnt convince me that starting him in the advanced role is necessarily the best use of his talents
I've argued this before. Yaya is more effecitve and dangerous in the central mid position than an advanced attacking position in a playmaking role.
It only goes to emphasise that he fucked up at Anfield to the Rags' usual gain and they didn't want to hang him out to dry.JoeMercer'sWay said:MCFC BOB said:Does it need to be discussed, though? It's not a talking point because we won the game.
yes, because on another day it could cost us.
Have to shout from the rooftops and woman about every bad decision until they learn we aren't to be screwed over.
An abominable decision by Halsey today and shame on the BBC not crucifying him for it.
coulsonblue said:Citizen52 said:Wasn't even a foul mate from the angles I saw.
agree, hence the " ".
Also, both the commentator and some newspapers I've read have claimed Tevez wasn't pulled back. But the same people say it was a foul be Zabaleta.
If one is, so is the other.
danburge82 said:I completely agree.cordonbleu said:cibaman said:It was a better formation. But also Yaya's quietest performance for a long time. It didnt convince me that starting him in the advanced role is necessarily the best use of his talents
I've argued this before. Yaya is more effecitve and dangerous in the central mid position than an advanced attacking position in a playmaking role.
The best two parts of his game are his passing and his surging runs forward. When he plays in the most advanced midfield role he sees far fewer opportunities to pass (as we spend a lot of time in the centre circle passing the ball) and he pretty much never gets the chance to have a surging run forward from the edge of our box to the oppositions'.
He just seems to fill a space up top somewhere.
He's wasted there.
MCFC BOB said:How many years have we criticised United and Liverpool for doing this?JoeMercer'sWay said:Have to shout from the rooftops and woman about every bad decision until they learn we aren't to be screwed over.MCFC BOB said:Does it need to be discussed, though? It's not a talking point because we won the game.