Palace FA Cup Post Match

[kevin horlocks wand]

'Finally monsieur, a wafer thin mint.'

Good un

 

[BringBackSwales]

Sterling Jesus Sané is going to be formidable.

The question is, when will the club cash in on Aguero.

NEVER

 

[malg]

Are you saying females only get gigs cos they are generous with their favours, sound a bit sexist to me does that :-)

Favours..??

Mind, I'd rather listen to her than any of the shouty/excitable dickheads on Talkshite, or even worse, that turd Motson.

 

[BringBackSwales]

So good to see Vinnie back today. He reads the game well and is so often in the right place that he makes the job look easier than some of his team mates; plus he has that physicallity that we are often missing.

Comprehensive win in the end; lost our way for a bit in the first half but Raz's goal arrived at a good time. Excellent assist from Jesus, who worked hard and was unfortunate not to notch his first goal. Clearly needs time to adapt to his team mates and English football but is off to a good start.

One guy who is now settling in nicely is Sane, who is starting to look the part. Is that three goals in his last three starts?

Delph was solid if unspectacular and Dave and Yaya ran the show, again.

Thought the positional discipline of the team was really good today; hopefully another sign that Pep's way is gaining traction.

Good post; Dave and Yaya, Carlsberg did that particular transfer window for us

 

[Peggy's a blue]

Favours..??

Mind, I'd rather listen to her than any of the shouty/excitable dickheads on Talkshite, or even worse, that turd Motson.

Good answer, seriously though, this new forward line looks exciting for future :-)

 

[Wretched Vengeance]

What was that thing that Caballero did, when he moved into the path of the ball as it was going into the goal, thus stopping it from doing so? Strange.

 

[Swordfish7]

Who's the schoolgirl who won the competition to do BBC commentary on FA Cup day?

At least she can pronounce Jesus and Sané correctly.

 

[malg]

Good answer, seriously though, this new forward line looks exciting for future :-)

Looks seriously exciting. Said it last week, the future is Sterling, Sane, KdB and Jesus - dangerously good.

 

[malg]

At least she can pronounce Jesus and Sané correctly.

Fair play, she done a cracking job with Jesus. God only knows what that fucking imbecile Motson will do with it.

 

[blue by birth]

Thanks to Josh I managed to watch the game.
Always looked in control and was a fairly easy win at a difficult place to go.
Sterling took his goal very calmly and what a great pass by Jesus.
Sane looks like he's gaining more confidence and Jesus already seems to have settled.
Great to have Vinny back and for him to finish a game with no injuries.
Hopefully a home tie next against Lincoln or Huddersfield but probably be Chelsea or arselona away.

 

[paulchapo]

Looks seriously exciting. Said it last week, the future is Sterling, Sane, KdB and Jesus - dangerously good.

It is what Pep looks for, three fast interchangeable forwards pulling defences out of position. The signs are promising and they are all young too.

 

[Blue Coop]

Sterling, Sane and Jesus is our future.

 

[adeinchessy]

I'm so, so happy for Vinnie. Just watched his post match interview & he's absolutely overjoyed to be back playing for City. I'm really looking forward to seeing him & Gabriel Jesus on the 2 or 3 minutes we'll get on MOTD. Did he play well? Only caught the last 5 minutes from Josh. Is it just coincidence we kept a clean sheet?

 

[Bill]

What was that thing that Caballero did, when he moved into the path of the ball as it was going into the goal, thus stopping it from doing so? Strange.

love this :)

 

[Peggy's a blue]

Full marks to Willy clean sheet again :-)

 

[Nelinho]

Some nice highlights here, sorry if posted:



Jesus' and Silva's passes were sublime, great save from Willy as well in the 1st half.

Anyone know why Kun wasn't in the squad?

No matter how it goes this season, the future looks amazing!

It was my question too. Guardiola said afterwards he had a problem with his leg following the Spurs match. There's a 4 days period till the next fixture, his situation will be evaluated, hopefully he will be OK.

By the way, watching the manager's post match press conference: That asshole of a journalist seeking his reaction regarding Toure's foul (possible 2nd yellow = red). They never give up, do they? After all we've been witnessing throughout the season, week in week out, what's the story now? City were lucky to avoid a red card? Is that the case? Don't these people have any fucking shame at all? And he's supposed to stand there, keeping his composure to this line of questions? Which if he fails to do, he will be the "nervous" Guardiola, "unhappy" at Man City?

The moment I heard that question, I turned the fucking thing off, went for a smoke, it took me like half an hour to calm down. Fair play to him staying cool. I don't know if I would. These people don't deserve any respect. Pricks.

 

[CelesteItis]

Would like the Rags at the swamp we could play the 1st team this time and give them another lesson and all on the BBC , lovely

Indeed, bwahahaha!!!

 

[blueincy]

Well done Josh
& samuel


Zoom Please Hahahaha

 

[CelesteItis]

Sorry to disappoint you but United have got Lincoln at home (or Sutton if they beat leeds)

Indeed, the weary scum.

 

[CelesteItis]

Josh was a lad at the match who used his phone app 'Periscope' to 'stream' the game and it was just like being there!! We had the comments from the fans and the songs etc. Great. The view was excellent.

Is it downloadable, perchance?