Match Thread | Man City vs Bournemouth (24/09/20)

[ninjamonkey]

Making way too much of that, he bounced off a defender that was blocking him and there was no stopping his momentum, he even closed himself up to limit the impact. Yellow can be harsh but understandable the moaning about it is way over the top.

 

[Josh_D]

When you aggressively press you are more likely to commit fouls than a team that stands off you and parks the bus

I know but the cynical off the ball stuff and the snidey shit their striker just did. No card again. That’s gone on all night.

Nonetheless, i do agree with you.

 

[jimharri]

Liam will have to learn as he develops that that sort of physical approach will work against him in the long run. Free kicks, yellow cards and red cards. But he's young, hopefully he'll be taught to channel that aggression the right way.

 

[mccity]

Controversial take but I think Mendy's done well since he came on

 

[01cravend]

Just winded

Looked forearm to chin is all. Went down with arm behind his back like he'd stacked it in family guy

 

[Impeccable One]

Delap’s physical attributes, combined with his no-fear approach to putting himself about actually reminds me of Rooney at a similar age. Then other aspects of his game remind me of Kane/Haaland.

Heard Delap also likes older women ;)

 

[Beanhead]

He’s brutally strong now. Fuck knows what he’ll be like at 20. His physicality could add a real edge to our game and something we are really missing. Exciting.

 

[kun]

Surridge should be off the ****. He’s got one of those faces you would never get bored of punching.

 

[SebastianBlue]

One of them is going to have to take out a machete to *maybe* get a yellow from Moss.

 

[whp.blue]

I like Delap's commitment and Physicality.