Match Thread | Bournemouth vs Man City (25/02/23)

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Much more like it in many respects.

We are moving the ball forward quicker and the team is linking better,one or two are still looking for the backwards pass as a first option.....but overall far more progressive and dynamic.
We have to be careful with this back 3/false full back thing though,as while it frees a man in midfield it also leave us susceptible to the counter and a superior team would have taken advantage already.

Great that the big man,Phil and Alvarez have the goals,i couldn't have chosen better.

The presence of Dias cannot be understated,he is a colossus at the back and we are so much better with him in the side.
 
Quite simply we've not been as dominant on the ball because we're actually trying to do something with it. Higher possession football and safer passes work well with a false 9 because there's more men in the middle, it doesn't work with a proper 9. We need to be willing to trade 10% possession to create these kinds of chances.

Bournemouth are also pressing high instead of sitting in which helps.
 
Great goal for Foden but FFS he is struggling, looks a shadow of himself, hopefully that goal will give him a huge boost
 
I know we get a bad rap from commentators but Tony Pulis on 5 Live and the BBC commentator are really giving City and their players compliments and a positive commentary at the moment
 
Alvarez has done little and given the ball away a lot but his energy and pressing makes such a difference
I think he had very little service, specially from Gundogan. And i only remember one loose ball which he ended up recovering himself.
 
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