blue44
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oh,i hold my hands up
i have no idea smart arse
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Pep's contract situation | 2 year extension confirmed! (pg1817)
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i have no idea smart arse
LongsightM13
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Replacing Sane with Mahrez was the real problem. We signed a left footer who cant play on the left and scapegoated/forced out a player who has his flaws but who is still the best natural ‘outside’ left winger in the world imo.
Sane on the left and Sterling on the right got us 100 points but Pep’s eternal battle with his inner smartarse decided inverted wingers with full backs who cant overlap or cross was the way to go
Torres will be great for us, love him to bits
Sane on the left and Sterling on the right got us 100 points but Pep’s eternal battle with his inner smartarse decided inverted wingers with full backs who cant overlap or cross was the way to go
Torres will be great for us, love him to bits
BlueMonkey79
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Taken us as far back to the Pearce and Hughes era's. Now that's some doing!!damning stats. Show how far we’ve fallen in the last 12 months. serious work ahead.
- Meanwhile, 12 points from eight games is Manchester City's lowest points total at this stage of a Premier League season since 2008-09, while their 10 goals scored is their lowest after eight games since 2006-07.
When you frame it like that.. well.. it’s positively petrifying.Taken us as far back to the Pearce and Hughes era's. Now that's some doing!!
damning stats. Show how far we’ve fallen in the last 12 months. serious work ahead.
- Meanwhile, 12 points from eight games is Manchester City's lowest points total at this stage of a Premier League season since 2008-09, while their 10 goals scored is their lowest after eight games since 2006-07.
That's shocking.
Compiled by his after match comments that he thought we played well and weren't far off.
01cravend
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Unless something changes drastically we aren’t making top 4.
He'd still keep his job too. And that's on top of when he bottles it vs inferior opponents in the champions league again
come-on-barney
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Replacing Sane with Mahrez was the real problem. We signed a left footer who cant play on the left and scapegoated/forced out a player who has his flaws but who is still the best natural ‘outside’ left winger in the world imo.
Sane on the left and Sterling on the right got us 100 points but Pep’s eternal battle with his inner smartarse decided inverted wingers with full backs who cant overlap or cross was the way to go
Torres will be great for us, love him to bits
Wasn’t trying to be but was just making the point that the team could or should be able to function without him. Probably more importantly when at his best everything didn’t or have to go through him. Watched 2 very average teams tonight, us and the scum. Now I’m not saying we’re as average as them(although I’m avoiding the current league table). However both teams were very poor and have 2 players that everything goes through at the moment and who constantly give the ball away as the rest of the team plays in their shadow.oh,i hold my hands up
i have no idea smart arse
wolfie1988
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He's bigger than the club and that is a huge problem. And a problem that is entirely of our making for the past 12 years.