Madness. Absolute madness. Haaland is a gun, and we're asking the team to fix the boiler with it.The biggest passenger. And anyone who thinks Haaland deserves his place is kidding themselves.
Worst performer in a team of poor performances.
Madness. Absolute madness. Haaland is a gun, and we're asking the team to fix the boiler with it.The biggest passenger. And anyone who thinks Haaland deserves his place is kidding themselves.
Worst performer in a team of poor performances.
What's the solution?Been coming for ages, maybe it has to happen for Pep to get his head out of his arse and fix the glaring problems. And if it does have to happen, I'd rather it be in this competition where it doesn't matter at this stage than in the league.
So many people are looking in the wrong direction for the problem here though blaming players. It's nothing to do with the players, it's all on pep and his sunday league suicide shape. This will not be fixed until he changes the shape, doesn't matter who plays.
The worrying thing is pep has had weeks upon weeks of us scraping through gametoagainst week opposition to spot and fix it, he hasn't so I've no faith he'll do what's neccesary by the weekend and as a result i fear Brighton will be an ugly bloodbath.
@Mad Eyed ScreamerLet's face it, it's OVER! In a very similar way to all dominant sides before, ours has aged and wilted. We have failed dramatically in our squad planning, and our best players have long gone sour.
KDB, Bernardo, Gundogan, Walker, and even Stones. Everyone of them is either passed it, or cannot play without getting injured.
Across the rest of those who play, there is simply no leadership, defending is an after thought, and the squad is devoid of pace or energy.
Yes there are some eye catchers like Doku and Savinho, but they flatter to deceive and their final product isn't great. Others like Foden and Gvardiol are clearly good players, but get caught up in the mediocrity that surrounds them.
Rico Lewis is not a David Silva replacement, and as much as I admire the energy shown by Nunes, he is a loose canon.
And then there is Haaland, logic cannot sensibly explain to me how any player can score so many goals, but actually be so shit at finishing chances.
All of the above however, are just the symptoms. The actual problem is the management. They have become stale and have failed to adapt the team in good time to avoid this decline.
Sadly it has now gone passed the tinkering stage, and I am not sure Guardiola has the energy or desire to strip this down and rebuild it, and as such I firmly believe he will depart after the World Club Cup next summer.
We'd lasted suspiciously long without the inevitable mini disaster that always happens before January...
That's what I'm starting to think.Or maybe they know his decision already…