Gray
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- 30 May 2004
- Messages
- 25,436
- Team supported
- ABU & The Bus Wreckers
Will we concede that is the question?
You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
RB Leipzig (A) - Wed 22nd Feb, 20:00 | Pre-Match Thread
- Thread starter MCFC1993
- Start date
- Status
- Not open for further replies.
Lovebitesandeveryfing
Well-Known Member
Will we concede that is the question?
One shot. One goal. It's the rule.
Tevez City
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- 9 May 2010
- Messages
- 13,793
It should be an easy win
Two, or not two?Will we concede that is the question?
halfcenturyup
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- 12 Oct 2009
- Messages
- 11,943
Two, or not two?
To be offside, or not to be offside, that is the question:
Whether 'tis nobler in the mind to suffer
The slings and arrows of outrageous refereeing,
Or to take arms against a sea of troubles
And by hacking audio files end them.
Wrong thread, sorry.
I always look forward to games, and I hope that the pattern that has seen us concede from the oppositions' first shot on goal is not going to affect us in the way that it has done recently. From The Athletic:
Manchester City have conceded a goal from their opponents’ first shot on target in each of the past four games.
What’s more, it has happened in 10 Premier League games this season — or around 42 per cent of their matches.
That is a strange stat, and incredibly frustrating as a fan, but perhaps not so much in the light of some players nearing the end of their careers with City, but us still playing the high-line, possession game. As opponents find solutions, and the rapid counter is one of them, you become vulnerable if the level of the team is not quite what it was, and it isn't. We are capable of great performances, of course, and of good results, but the ability of some players to do it game in, and game out, is starting to dissipate, and a summer refresh is needed.
Tonight, no KDB, Laporte, or Stones - key players - but I hope that Foden and Alvarez can get proper minutes and show that the transition is on the way. Hopefully, we can put the game to bed early-ish, and Phillips, Perone, and Gomez can get some game time.
Manchester City have conceded a goal from their opponents’ first shot on target in each of the past four games.
What’s more, it has happened in 10 Premier League games this season — or around 42 per cent of their matches.
That is a strange stat, and incredibly frustrating as a fan, but perhaps not so much in the light of some players nearing the end of their careers with City, but us still playing the high-line, possession game. As opponents find solutions, and the rapid counter is one of them, you become vulnerable if the level of the team is not quite what it was, and it isn't. We are capable of great performances, of course, and of good results, but the ability of some players to do it game in, and game out, is starting to dissipate, and a summer refresh is needed.
Tonight, no KDB, Laporte, or Stones - key players - but I hope that Foden and Alvarez can get proper minutes and show that the transition is on the way. Hopefully, we can put the game to bed early-ish, and Phillips, Perone, and Gomez can get some game time.
GaudinoMotors
Well-Known Member
That would be outrageous fortune.Will we concede that is the question?
Tbilisi
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- 5 Jul 2009
- Messages
- 8,318
- Team supported
- City and Darlington FC
No KDB,gets a rest.I always look forward to games, and I hope that the pattern that has seen us concede from the oppositions' first shot on goal is not going to affect us in the way that it has done recently. From The Athletic:
Manchester City have conceded a goal from their opponents’ first shot on target in each of the past four games.
What’s more, it has happened in 10 Premier League games this season — or around 42 per cent of their matches.
That is a strange stat, and incredibly frustrating as a fan, but perhaps not so much in the light of some players nearing the end of their careers with City, but us still playing the high-line, possession game. As opponents find solutions, and the rapid counter is one of them, you become vulnerable if the level of the team is not quite what it was, and it isn't. We are capable of great performances, of course, and of good results, but the ability of some players to do it game in, and game out, is starting to dissipate, and a summer refresh is needed.
Tonight, no KDB, Laporte, or Stones - key players - but I hope that Foden and Alvarez can get proper minutes and show that the transition is on the way. Hopefully, we can put the game to bed early-ish, and Phillips, Perone, and Gomez can get some game time.
Last edited:
Do bears shit in the wood…….Will we concede that is the question?
They are ill, according to Pep's news conference.No KDB or Laporte? Injured?
- Status
- Not open for further replies.