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Newcastle Vs City Post match Discussion Thread
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AdamManCity
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There has not been enough stress on....
How well we played yesterday. For me, given what was at stake, it was our best performance of the season. We pressed very well and gave them very little time on the ball and didn't really work joe hart thanks to some truly heroic blocks. In attack we linked very well together with the fullbacks getting forward at every opportunity and it was nice to see silva back to his best. All the talk has been about how well yaya played and how amazing the substitution which freed him up was but I think a goal was coming anyway based on the way we were playing. I'm taking nothing away from yaya who was fantastic but there were other outstanding performances from silva, barry, kompany, lescott and clichy aswell who haven't been given enough credit for the performance. And what topped it off were the scenes when we scored with all the players going into a huddle. It was a massive game in one of the hardest fixtures of the season and we well and truly dominated and proved what a great team we are, given the kind of pressure the players must have been under.
How well we played yesterday. For me, given what was at stake, it was our best performance of the season. We pressed very well and gave them very little time on the ball and didn't really work joe hart thanks to some truly heroic blocks. In attack we linked very well together with the fullbacks getting forward at every opportunity and it was nice to see silva back to his best. All the talk has been about how well yaya played and how amazing the substitution which freed him up was but I think a goal was coming anyway based on the way we were playing. I'm taking nothing away from yaya who was fantastic but there were other outstanding performances from silva, barry, kompany, lescott and clichy aswell who haven't been given enough credit for the performance. And what topped it off were the scenes when we scored with all the players going into a huddle. It was a massive game in one of the hardest fixtures of the season and we well and truly dominated and proved what a great team we are, given the kind of pressure the players must have been under.
blue10high
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Re: There has not been enough stress on....
Spot on mate,Great sum up.
AdamManCity said:How well we played yesterday. For me, given what was at stake, it was our best performance of the season. We pressed very well and gave them very little time on the ball and didn't really work joe hart thanks to some truly heroic blocks. In attack we linked very well together with the fullbacks getting forward at every opportunity and it was nice to see silva back to his best. All the talk has been about how well yaya played and how amazing the substitution which freed him up was but I think a goal was coming anyway based on the way we were playing. I'm taking nothing away from yaya who was fantastic but there were other outstanding performances from silva, barry, kompany, lescott and clichy aswell who haven't been given enough credit for the performance. And what topped it off were the scenes when we scored with all the players going into a huddle. It was a massive game in one of the hardest fixtures of the season and we well and truly dominated and proved what a great team we are, given the kind of pressure the players must have been under.
Spot on mate,Great sum up.
Ed2607
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Re: There has not been enough stress on....
The team were outstanding and if they play like that next Sunday then we'll do it but I'm still nervous.
Am I right in saying that the Necastle fans at the away end gave our players a super reception at the end of the game? Haven't heard it mentioned or seen it replayed. Alan Pardew was also decent in the interview saying we deserve to winit as we were the best team :-)
I also think our away fans deserve huge credit over the last few weeks, they were awesome. Take a bow.
The team were outstanding and if they play like that next Sunday then we'll do it but I'm still nervous.
Am I right in saying that the Necastle fans at the away end gave our players a super reception at the end of the game? Haven't heard it mentioned or seen it replayed. Alan Pardew was also decent in the interview saying we deserve to winit as we were the best team :-)
I also think our away fans deserve huge credit over the last few weeks, they were awesome. Take a bow.
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Re: There has not been enough stress on....
yeahh great sum up that mate no sign of nerves from the players or anything
yeahh great sum up that mate no sign of nerves from the players or anything
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Re: There has not been enough stress on....
Great summary although the huddle was obviously complete play acting for the benefit of the cameras cos everyone knows they are a team full of mercenarys
only here for the dough and playing for themselves!! Fucking good actors though!
AdamManCity said:How well we played yesterday. For me, given what was at stake, it was our best performance of the season. We pressed very well and gave them very little time on the ball and didn't really work joe hart thanks to some truly heroic blocks. In attack we linked very well together with the fullbacks getting forward at every opportunity and it was nice to see silva back to his best. All the talk has been about how well yaya played and how amazing the substitution which freed him up was but I think a goal was coming anyway based on the way we were playing. I'm taking nothing away from yaya who was fantastic but there were other outstanding performances from silva, barry, kompany, lescott and clichy aswell who haven't been given enough credit for the performance. And what topped it off were the scenes when we scored with all the players going into a huddle. It was a massive game in one of the hardest fixtures of the season and we well and truly dominated and proved what a great team we are, given the kind of pressure the players must have been under.
Great summary although the huddle was obviously complete play acting for the benefit of the cameras cos everyone knows they are a team full of mercenarys
only here for the dough and playing for themselves!! Fucking good actors though!
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Re: There has not been enough stress on....
I wouldnt go so far as the best performance of the season as a certain 6.1 comes to mind! But it was high quality and a truly professional performance when considering the standard of the opposition and the importance of the game for both sides.
Keeping their front 3 as quiet as we did was a superb effort and once we scored and Newcastle were forced to score it could have been 4 or 5.
I wouldnt go so far as the best performance of the season as a certain 6.1 comes to mind! But it was high quality and a truly professional performance when considering the standard of the opposition and the importance of the game for both sides.
Keeping their front 3 as quiet as we did was a superb effort and once we scored and Newcastle were forced to score it could have been 4 or 5.
ELL107T
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When most people were fretting about the match during the week before-hand, I read something (can't remember if it was on here or Twitter, etc) along the lines of "sometimes champions play like champions"... had to admit I didn't expect it, but then I've been programmed for doom over the years like many others.
Yesterday they played like champions.
I don't want that to be tempting fate or anything, but quite simply we put on a professional performance & did what was needed, stepped it up when required and tightened up at the back - I was immensely proud of them all, but it is still only a step closer.
SOON!!
When most people were fretting about the match during the week before-hand, I read something (can't remember if it was on here or Twitter, etc) along the lines of "sometimes champions play like champions"... had to admit I didn't expect it, but then I've been programmed for doom over the years like many others.
Yesterday they played like champions.
I don't want that to be tempting fate or anything, but quite simply we put on a professional performance & did what was needed, stepped it up when required and tightened up at the back - I was immensely proud of them all, but it is still only a step closer.
SOON!!
Re: There has not been enough stress on....
Great Post, a timely reminder of what the boys have in their locker! after Monday when some fans (inc me) around could be losing their heads the players kept their discipline again and got the result.
PS how good and loud were the City fans. Well done to all.
CTID
Great Post, a timely reminder of what the boys have in their locker! after Monday when some fans (inc me) around could be losing their heads the players kept their discipline again and got the result.
PS how good and loud were the City fans. Well done to all.
CTID
Just thought I'd pop on here and send you congrats from tyneside.
Cracking game yesterday but ultimately you just had a bit too much for us in the end.
I've been to both games at the Ethihad and SJP this season and city are the best team we've faced.
I know toure will take the plaudits but I thought Kompany and Clichy were outstanding.
Don't know if you could tell on the telly or up at the top of the leazes end but the city players got applauded from the pitch.
Had to travel up from Leeds for match yesterday and was sat on the train with a few city lads. 1 poor bugger was a nervous wreck,had to settle him down with a couple of Stella's.
Just before I go,spoke to me mates mam last night. She hands hymn books out at the back of St Mary's cathedral in Newcastle and Mancini, Kidd and a couple of city players turned up for mass yesterday morning.
No wonder you won with a bit of Devine intervention and God on your side. Haha
Cracking game yesterday but ultimately you just had a bit too much for us in the end.
I've been to both games at the Ethihad and SJP this season and city are the best team we've faced.
I know toure will take the plaudits but I thought Kompany and Clichy were outstanding.
Don't know if you could tell on the telly or up at the top of the leazes end but the city players got applauded from the pitch.
Had to travel up from Leeds for match yesterday and was sat on the train with a few city lads. 1 poor bugger was a nervous wreck,had to settle him down with a couple of Stella's.
Just before I go,spoke to me mates mam last night. She hands hymn books out at the back of St Mary's cathedral in Newcastle and Mancini, Kidd and a couple of city players turned up for mass yesterday morning.
No wonder you won with a bit of Devine intervention and God on your side. Haha
Re: Alan Shearer
That was my first away game too! The guys who had that were running around going "We've signed Shearer! we've signed Shearer!"
davymcfc said:My first away game was tranmere away in 98. I remember someone had a life size shearer cut out from a lucozade advert wearing a city kit. I know it's not relevant but I still remember it clearly.
That was my first away game too! The guys who had that were running around going "We've signed Shearer! we've signed Shearer!"
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Re: There has not been enough stress on....
We did the exact same against the rags aswell and hopefully well do the same on sundayELL107T said:When most people were fretting about the match during the week before-hand, I read something (can't remember if it was on here or Twitter, etc) along the lines of "sometimes champions play like champions"... had to admit I didn't expect it, but then I've been programmed for doom over the years like many others.
Yesterday they played like champions.
I don't want that to be tempting fate or anything, but quite simply we put on a professional performance & did what was needed, stepped it up when required and tightened up at the back - I was immensely proud of them all, but it is still only a step closer.
SOON!!
Stuuuuuu
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Is that pic taken at the Angler's Arms on Wrigley Head?
EricBrooksGhost said:
Is that pic taken at the Angler's Arms on Wrigley Head?
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Nice post mate.Howay man said:Just thought I'd pop on here and send you congrats from tyneside.
Cracking game yesterday but ultimately you just had a bit too much for us in the end.
I've been to both games at the Ethihad and SJP this season and city are the best team we've faced.
I know toure will take the plaudits but I thought Kompany and Clichy were outstanding.
Don't know if you could tell on the telly or up at the top of the leazes end but the city players got applauded from the pitch.
Had to travel up from Leeds for match yesterday and was sat on the train with a few city lads. 1 poor bugger was a nervous wreck,had to settle him down with a couple of Stella's.
Just before I go,spoke to me mates mam last night. She hands hymn books out at the back of St Mary's cathedral in Newcastle and Mancini, Kidd and a couple of city players turned up for mass yesterday morning.
No wonder you won with a bit of Devine intervention and God on your side. Haha
Re: Yesterdays Magic Moment
Do you mean our 'Buzzer'?davelyncooper said:Apart from Yaya it just has to be the city fan at the end of the match dabbing his eyes - simply awesome summed it all up for me.
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Yeah, I remember everyone was lifting it up and cheering. Was a good day even though we didn't win. Been to plenty of other grounds since but tranmere will always be my first.seemedownkippaxstreet said:davymcfc said:My first away game was tranmere away in 98. I remember someone had a life size shearer cut out from a lucozade advert wearing a city kit. I know it's not relevant but I still remember it clearly.
That was my first away game too! The guys who had that were running around going "We've signed Shearer! we've signed Shearer!"
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Re: Alan Shearer
Pic taken in Lancashire Fold in Middleton
Pic taken in Lancashire Fold in Middleton
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Howay man said:Just thought I'd pop on here and send you congrats from tyneside.
Cracking game yesterday but ultimately you just had a bit too much for us in the end.
I've been to both games at the Ethihad and SJP this season and city are the best team we've faced.
I know toure will take the plaudits but I thought Kompany and Clichy were outstanding.
Don't know if you could tell on the telly or up at the top of the leazes end but the city players got applauded from the pitch.
Had to travel up from Leeds for match yesterday and was sat on the train with a few city lads. 1 poor bugger was a nervous wreck,had to settle him down with a couple of Stella's.
Just before I go,spoke to me mates mam last night. She hands hymn books out at the back of St Mary's cathedral in Newcastle and Mancini, Kidd and a couple of city players turned up for mass yesterday morning.
No wonder you won with a bit of Devine intervention and God on your side. Haha
Cheers mate....you lads showed your class by applauding
our players even tho it must have been hurting at the time
good luck getting in the top 4 over them cockney cnuts<br /><br />-- Mon May 07, 2012 4:34 pm --<br /><br />
lukyman said:Do you mean our 'Buzzer'?davelyncooper said:Apart from Yaya it just has to be the city fan at the end of the match dabbing his eyes - simply awesome summed it all up for me.
De Niro?