Hull (a) Post Match Thread

[super_city_si]

Wank first half. Then whether through accident or design we invited them on and we looked far more dangerous. Yaya has a superb temperament for penalties. Hope everton doesnt come back to haunt us. Pep needs to see the difference in both halves and act accordingly. We need to invite candlepool on, play them at their own game.

No thanks! Liverpools forward line is not the same hulls. We need to win the second balls and get at them.

 

[Dave Ewing's Back 'eader]

When was the last time we strolled though ninety minutes plus and didn't pick up a yellow?

 

[The-Dogs-Pollocks]

Average performance against a very poor side. Bravo still looks shaky and we were so pedestrian eithour passing in the first half. Looked so much better when Ihenacho came on and Hull tired a bit. Thought our centre halves did well and the clean sheet is very welcome. Hopefully we can step it up against Liverpool.

 

[deano ou812]

When was the last time we strolled though ninety minutes plus and didn't pick up a yellow?

Maybe we threatened to release the details of the dossier on refs we have ;-)

 

[prestonibbo_mcfc]

Sky sports post match analysis negative as always about a positive city win...they never fail.

I know. Hull didn't deserve this, Hull didn't deserve that. Surely they're not going to say, Hull deserved a point
or actually win it. Both teams got what they deserved.

 

[super_city_si]

Was there any reason given for sanes omission?

 

[sir baconface]

Important we didn't let Chelsea widen the gap.

KDB and Sagna best for me.

 

[MarsLlama]

I don't usually like to criticise the team too much, but I think we can all agree that the first half at Leicester- just two weeks ago- was a disaster, and one of the worst performances we've seen in a long time.

I'm so impressed with and proud of the way Pep and the team have turned things around. Two professional, clean sheet victories, one of which was away from home. One brilliant comeback win against a title rival. Seven scored, just one conceded, and all without our top goalscorer and our captain, who's also our best defender, and we somehow got by without Delph as well.

Fernando, Touré, Otamendi, Kolarov and Sterling have stepped the fuck up in these three games, as has everyone- even Bravo has shown no sign of the nerves that made him (undeservedly, in my opinion) unpopular. I don't know exactly what Pep has changed, but he's done it well and it's worked.

Congratulations City, and long may it continue.

 

[Armaan]

Great three points today, though we definitely will need to step it up at anfield. Would give away my left bollock for a win there.

 

[Mike N]

Well pleased with that!

 

[Proy]

Well the game opened up in the 2nd half and that suits us much better. We had a good number of counter attacks, in fact all 3 goals were because of them in some capacity.

Credit to Hull for having a go in the 2nd half. It was risky but they needed to win the game. In the first half they were very tentative and to be fair to us, it's not at all easy getting to the by line with 11 players in front of you. The issue with Hull is they didn't counter attack well enough in the first 45 so had to come out like they did after the break.

I thought we worked them into the ground in the first half, far from a poor performance