Post Match interview

i8therags said:
the last 3rd of my seasons have always been better
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lol. Can you just imagine, after the second to last game he says "My team always performs the best in the last game"
 
He'll say “Don't worry City fans, Abu Dhabi are already fucking me off for being shit at my job.'
 
i felt we were a little unlucky

The he will identify some of the problems, which gives you a bit of hope that he knows what hes doing. Only then for none of these problems to be rectified and it be the same next week.
 
Same old shit, different day.

Boss frustrated by defeat to Pompey

A disappointed Mark Hughes says that a lack of battling qualities was key to Saturday's defeat at Fratton Park.

Second half goals from Glen Johnson and Hermann Hreidarsson kept City in ninth place, and the Manager accepted that the overall display was not up to scratch

"Today's performance was not anywhere near the level we needed to be," he said. "You have got to roll your sleeves up when you come to places like this to battle for what you , and on occasions we were lacking in that respect.

"You have got to be strong and stand up to the challenge, but we allowed them to take the initiative. You will concede goals as a result of that, and this is the hardest league in the world. At times we forget that, certainly away from home.

"Other teams will not allow you to play, not allow your technically gifted players to have an influence on the game. You have to find another way, get a performance from within and take something from every performance. Today was a performance where some players did not perform to their capabilities, and that is a frustration for everybody.

"This was a setback, but we have to pick ourselves up and make sure we are in better shape for our upcoming games."

City were forced into a change when Micah Richards dropped out with an injury, this allowing Shaleum Logan to start his first Barclays Premier League game.

Hughes adds, "Micah went over on his ankle on Friday, had it treated and we did not expect it to be a problem. But he woke up with a problem this morning, failed a fitness test and that put us on the back foot. But that said, Shaleum came in and did very well, he was brave and his performance was a bright point of the game."
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Goater666 said:
Same old shit, different day.

Boss frustrated by defeat to Pompey

A disappointed Mark Hughes says that a lack of battling qualities was key to Saturday's defeat at Fratton Park.

Second half goals from Glen Johnson and Hermann Hreidarsson kept City in ninth place, and the Manager accepted that the overall display was not up to scratch

"Today's performance was not anywhere near the level we needed to be," he said. "You have got to roll your sleeves up when you come to places like this to battle for what you , and on occasions we were lacking in that respect.

"You have got to be strong and stand up to the challenge, but we allowed them to take the initiative. You will concede goals as a result of that, and this is the hardest league in the world. At times we forget that, certainly away from home.

"Other teams will not allow you to play, not allow your technically gifted players to have an influence on the game. You have to find another way, get a performance from within and take something from every performance. Today was a performance where some players did not perform to their capabilities, and that is a frustration for everybody.

"This was a setback, but we have to pick ourselves up and make sure we are in better shape for our upcoming games."

City were forced into a change when Micah Richards dropped out with an injury, this allowing Shaleum Logan to start his first Barclays Premier League game.

Hughes adds, "Micah went over on his ankle on Friday, had it treated and we did not expect it to be a problem. But he woke up with a problem this morning, failed a fitness test and that put us on the back foot. But that said, Shaleum came in and did very well, he was brave and his performance was a bright point of the game."
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At least he is making no excuses which makes a nice change for mark hughes
 
Except he's been making this excuse after every loss we have away from home. Same old shit, Hughes, stop making excuses and pull your finger out of your arse and get them performing away from home.
 
vbr said:
Except he's been making this excuse after every loss we have away from home. Same old shit, Hughes, stop making excuses and pull your finger out of your arse and get them performing away from home.
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He's been pretty much saying the same thing after every away defeat....roll our sleeves up, lack dynamism, etc etc
Thing is now - he has created a rod for his own back on 2 points:
1. hait til i get my players in the window etc etc.........
2. My teams are better in 2nd half of season...........

Well, after today it appears these are hollow words......
And when did any manager ever play with 2 defensive midfielders? Only benitez...why wasnt Elano played in the middle and Bellamy pushed out wide with Caeicedo/Evans up front.....
Its these baffling decisions which makes me think Hughes isn't the man for the job. I hate to say that as changing managers again puts us back another 1/2 years....but ive lost patience
 
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