Krieng_Thai OSC
Well-Known Member
Wise man say not argue with foolish guy.
Seems easy to say now, but we created so many chances that night that even if Falcao would have scored the penalty to make it 3-1 I'm convinced we'd have come back into the game.
We were ridiculously good as an attacking unit. Though Monaco's shape helped us in that regard and vice versa.
Firstly, welcome to the forums, its always nice to get an opposing fans views on things.
That said, please make yourself aware of our code of conduct and remember that you are visiting a City site where views will naturally be biased towards our own club.
By all means put your point of view across but please try to do so without resorting to being contrary because you will just come across as a wum or troll and your welcome will be short lived.
BTW, you have some side there, especially going forwards.
That might be true in general terms, but as regards the Aguero incident it's not even debatable. Even Camelgob said it was a blatant penalty! Monsieur French Guy needs to be shown la porte IMO
I am not sure he cheated or if he bottled it big style because it was so early in the game. What ever he got it very wrong.It was very much a generalisation mate and my second post to him, telling him to drop the penalty discussion tells you everything.
it was the most nailed on penalty and red card you will ever see on a football pitch and the ref cheated, end of.
It was very much a generalisation mate and my second post to him, telling him to drop the penalty discussion tells you everything.
it was the most nailed on penalty and red card you will ever see on a football pitch and the ref cheated, end of.
MY last post about it I promise, but Mr. Derrien, a great european ref, got a twitter account where he discuss about arguably fouls, and he also said that it was not a penalty for Aguero. Lizzarazu (the other consultant for this media) said it was a penalty. Just bring up something to proof i'm not the only one to think that way:
@schfc6 : Yes he tuched it a bit. Lightly, but he tuched it. Since this summer new rules, it wouldn't have been a red anyway, no chance about it. You must do a "deliberate foul". Just like Otamendi did :p
MY last post about it I promise, but Mr. Derrien, a great european ref, got a twitter account where he discuss about arguably fouls, and he also said that it was not a penalty for Aguero. Lizzarazu (the other consultant for this media) said it was a penalty. Just bring up something to proof i'm not the only one to think that way:
@schfc6 : Yes he tuched it a bit. Lightly, but he tuched it. Since this summer new rules, it wouldn't have been a red anyway, no chance about it. You must do a "deliberate foul". Just like Otamendi did :p
Are you on glue.
MY last post about it I promise, but Mr. Derrien, a great european ref, got a twitter account where he discuss about arguably fouls, and he also said that it was not a penalty for Aguero. Lizzarazu (the other consultant for this media) said it was a penalty. Just bring up something to proof i'm not the only one to think that way:
@schfc6 : Yes he tuched it a bit. Lightly, but he tuched it. Since this summer new rules, it wouldn't have been a red anyway, no chance about it. You must do a "deliberate foul". Just like Otamendi did :p
It is worth watching Guardiola's post match press conference for his reaction to allegations that City defended poorly.
We play as a team. If we choose to play offensive football then our defenders have so much ground to defend. We can all defend the penalty area which is what a lot of teams do when they go away from home. is that argument going to sink in with some people? They see City concede goals and they think it;s because the defenders are no good. No it's because of the way we play as a team. The decisions Guardiola makes.
We all know if it was at the other end he'd moaning like Fcuk that the referee didn't give it! Thats football fans.