Match Thread | Man City vs. Tottenham (03/12/23)

[whipper]

Collectively we are just not right. I can see spurs scoring first again.

We are pretty decent in the 2nd half, chill blue we'll be fine ;)

 

[Dr Jacoby]

Hojberg coming on. Hopefully no broken legs.

 

[Brewster's millions]

Been the same all season. The front four need a bit of experience in beside them. Instead, we have to hope that Spurs’ lungs collapse in the final twenty and we take our chances.

Rodri having to dive in and picking up that booking, when we’re so superior to them, summed it up really.

 

[Tricky_Trev]

What a save

 

[wolviedinho]

Anyway, the issues are obvious and I am sure pep can see what’s right and not. He will try and sort it out.

 

[bluemoon32]

Spurs to equalise but ends 4-2 City

 

[CambridgeExileBlue]

He has been playing pretty much every single game. I know he loves the CL, but surely we need to give him a rest sometimes.

Agree. He needs to improve focus too.

 

[Dr Jacoby]

Don’t remember their keeper making any saves

Cough.

 

[Dax777]

He is spoiling every attack. So indecisive.

On the above logic we should sub Haaland cuz he is fluffing all the chances.

You are clearly watching a different game. He created our second goal. Hit the crossbar and often players are not making runs when he has it.


Yes he has fluffed some, but l....


Fick another miss

 

[malg]

If anyone, Doku is responsible for the goal, allowed Son 1vs1. Otherwise, it was just a brilliant CA. Can't blame Ederson for a 1v1. Sure, he could have saved it, but we can't expect him to save every 1v1, and he has been saving a lot of them lately.

Seems to be a thing with good finishers that they hit the ball close to the keeper. I'm sure someone mentioned it somewhere that it's what keeper's don't want as it is difficult to respond to. Anyway, it always makes us armchair fans think the keeper is at fault because it's near them.....what the fuck would I know!