BurnCK said:Why can't you idiots understand that WE DON'T HATE ROBINHO !!
You might not, what about the people calling him twat, wanker and much worse? Oh don't forget the bloke who said he's going to deck him next time he sees him.
BurnCK said:Why can't you idiots understand that WE DON'T HATE ROBINHO !!
Didsbury Dave said:Listen to you all getting giddy.
It's just interview twaddle. It's totally meaningless.
If you think he's not bothered about being left out of the team you are deluded.
Between the lines, I read in there he's had a bollocking for not training hard enough.
Dave Ewing's Back 'eader said:Didsbury Dave said:Listen to you all getting giddy.
It's just interview twaddle. It's totally meaningless.
If you think he's not bothered about being left out of the team you are deluded.
Between the lines, I read in there he's had a bollocking for not training hard enough.
I think we would like to know whether or not he actually believes what he says. The minute he gets on the pitch his performance should speak for itself, but having watched the game on Saturday his performance was a far cry from the same fixture last season. Last season he won us that match - scored one and made the other for the Emerald Prince. I just can't work out what is going on, and I defy anyone, Mancini and Robinho included, to tell us what's going on.
bluem0ng said:BurnCK said:Why can't you idiots understand that WE DON'T HATE ROBINHO !!
You might not, what about the people calling him twat, wanker and much worse? Oh don't forget the bloke who said he's going to deck him next time he sees him.
"The Carling Cup is our first big chance for a trophy," said Robinho. "For me, it will be very hard not to play in the return leg against United
True!bluem0ng
There's nothing 'going on', he's not the first player to go through a patch of bad form and he certainly won't be the last. He's looked lively in some games recently to me, chipping in with a few assists, just needs a goal to get his confidence up. The whole team were collectively shit against Everton, I thought he was little unlucky to be the one subbed but it was a strange decision to bring him on as well.
Sometimes we are our own worst enemies. We wear our hearts on our sleeves and go off on a ranting binge in our forums. OK after a stella one too many, waking up to a stellar winter cold morning, and reading some post game's review or blogs. Here are one or two of the voice of reasons to sober us up and give us some sense of objectivity.
To Mancini's credit and guts he brought on Robinho (originally planned to sub Bellers) and subbed him out to rectify City's shape . His intent is questioned but in the long run may pay more dividends for City when Robbie is up to speed. Robinhood is not in game shape yet for EPL rigours because of his slow or nonstarts this season. Remember Tevez!
<a class="postlink" href="http://mancityblueplan.blogspot.com/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://mancityblueplan.blogspot.com/</a>Have we ever consider whether we are duped by the jingoistic media with their agenda? Case in point City's defeat by Everton. Its easier to sernsationalize that Bellamy got fellaini or to knock Robinho as a lazy footballer ala Brazil. However not much credence has been given to the addition of Landon Donavon since his debut at Arsenal. IMO he bootstrapped an Everton team that lacked width and midfield cohesion.