Match Thread | Man City vs Aston Villa (12/02/23)

[super_city_si]

Walker has been back on it today.

 

[Aba452]

Ah ha. Haaland v Nunez.

Efficiency v fun, apparently.

 

[Frede Fup]

Dias go off injured?…

Dias got booked and I don’t think Pep would risk another.

 

[plattlanebenches]

I think he's been fine in a position that isn't his natural spot.

But it’s not just today. He’s no where near the player he was. Also responsible for their goal.

 

[svennis pennis]

Breaking! Player who cost £70m better than player who cost £15m. More at 10.

No shit.

My point is, you can see the standard drop off a mile since Ruben went off and we’ve had Akanji in our defence most games this season. It’s no wonder we’ve looked a bit of a shambles at the back.

Akanji has also been favoured over the majority of our CBs even when they have been fit.

 

[come-on-barney]

akanji hate is unnecessary

give over, not hate, just not good enough- Ask the Dortmund fans.

 

[domalino]

Walker has been back on it today.

Considering he didn’t do the warm up because he had some sort of issue , he’s been excellent.

 

[come-on-barney]

Him and Dias are.key to us winning the league imo

Hallelujah

 

[homerdog]

Tyler - "Villa have won the second half".

Fuck off you old ****, you can't win a half of football!

 

[jimharri]

But it’s not just today. He’s no where near the player he was. Also responsible for their goal.

Fine. You clearly don't agree with me. So be it. As for it not being just today; no, possibly not. But this is the match thread for today. Hence, most comments on here (not just mine) pertain to events this afternoon.