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Leicester (N) - Community Shield | Post-Match Thread
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Agenda yesterday.
Tierney books Pep for berating the 4th official whilst wearing a similar coloured T-shirt to City's kit (something that ITV just wouldn't let go of) while little Brendan gets just a word for using his Cuban heels to smash a water bottle into the crowd.
Welcome back to a new season City
Tierney books Pep for berating the 4th official whilst wearing a similar coloured T-shirt to City's kit (something that ITV just wouldn't let go of) while little Brendan gets just a word for using his Cuban heels to smash a water bottle into the crowd.
Welcome back to a new season City
What is it with social media porn stars and City
We're massive.
tolmie's hairdoo
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I have seen nothing from Ake to suggest he is anywhere near good enough for us on so many levels.
He can only play left side of the pairing and still can't pass wide of himself.
He's slow, positionally poor, and the game at Newcastle last season gave me concerns.
We will drop a major bollock allowing Laporte to leave instead of Ake, who was only ever bought because the club thought Stones would be leaving and Dias would be the right side of a Laporte pairing.
The third centre back and the continued reliance on Fern's legs could cost us dear.
I know he is young, has time, his advocates, but I also see little in Torres?
He's not quick, he doesn't beat a man with trickery, we initially bought him as a winger, but even down the middle, you forget he is even on the pitch in the large majority of games.
Perhaps diplomatic for me to just say not my cup of tea and think people possibly overly optimistic he can be relied upon to be a back up striker, because he can't cut it out wide?
He can only play left side of the pairing and still can't pass wide of himself.
He's slow, positionally poor, and the game at Newcastle last season gave me concerns.
We will drop a major bollock allowing Laporte to leave instead of Ake, who was only ever bought because the club thought Stones would be leaving and Dias would be the right side of a Laporte pairing.
The third centre back and the continued reliance on Fern's legs could cost us dear.
I know he is young, has time, his advocates, but I also see little in Torres?
He's not quick, he doesn't beat a man with trickery, we initially bought him as a winger, but even down the middle, you forget he is even on the pitch in the large majority of games.
Perhaps diplomatic for me to just say not my cup of tea and think people possibly overly optimistic he can be relied upon to be a back up striker, because he can't cut it out wide?
See how City fans behaved when Iheanacho came on compared to Leicester with Mahrez.Booing players because they’ve left a club is pathetic. Dippers etc do it and we all know what dicks they are, I always thought Leicester fans were better. Obviously not.
Even Casper gets little or no abuse.
wolviedinho
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I don’t care who we buy as long as the player is capable of shooting the ball at goal. The champions league and charity shield both showed our lack of goals. Someone put the ball in the net please.
wolviedinho
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Some very worrying points re Ake & Ferran. I can’t see them being moved on so soon. We have far too many happy squad players but they lack the required skills to win matches.I have seen nothing from Ake to suggest he is anywhere near good enough for us on so many levels.
He can only play left side of the pairing and still can't pass wide of himself.
He's slow, positionally poor, and the game at Newcastle last season gave me concerns.
We will drop a major bollock allowing Laporte to leave instead of Ake, who was only ever bought because the club thought Stones would be leaving and Dias would be the right side of a Laporte pairing.
The third centre back and the continued reliance on Fern's legs could cost us dear.
I know he is young, has time, his advocates, but I also see little in Torres?
He's not quick, he doesn't beat a man with trickery, we initially bought him as a winger, but even down the middle, you forget he is even on the pitch in the large majority of games.
Perhaps diplomatic for me to just say not my cup of tea and think people possibly overly optimistic he can be relied upon to be a back up striker, because he can't cut it out wide?
Booing your greatest ever player (their words) who was the PFA player of the season when you had your greatest ever season.. no class whatsoeverBooing players because they’ve left a club is pathetic. Dippers etc do it and we all know what dicks they are, I always thought Leicester fans were better. Obviously not.
crazyg
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Not for @Fordyboy46 it doesn't!That's life mate. It takes all sorts.
Suffice to say that the world would be a very sad place if we all shared the same opinion on everything.
Always remember, a glass half full contains the same amount as one half empty.
;-)
Ashleymcduff
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I don’t see anything in torres at all not a RW or a striker he looks to timid and scared, looks like a Ed’s player not a international player.I have seen nothing from Ake to suggest he is anywhere near good enough for us on so many levels.
He can only play left side of the pairing and still can't pass wide of himself.
He's slow, positionally poor, and the game at Newcastle last season gave me concerns.
We will drop a major bollock allowing Laporte to leave instead of Ake, who was only ever bought because the club thought Stones would be leaving and Dias would be the right side of a Laporte pairing.
The third centre back and the continued reliance on Fern's legs could cost us dear.
I know he is young, has time, his advocates, but I also see little in Torres?
He's not quick, he doesn't beat a man with trickery, we initially bought him as a winger, but even down the middle, you forget he is even on the pitch in the large majority of games.
Perhaps diplomatic for me to just say not my cup of tea and think people possibly overly optimistic he can be relied upon to be a back up striker, because he can't cut it out wide?