Spurs (H) Post Match Thread

[leeneel]

Yet another dominant and controlled performance.

Everyone played well but for me, Cancelo was outstanding.

Ref was yet again, appalling in his often biased application of the laws of the game.

 

[alexmcity]

Rodri, Gundy and Zinchenko are making mockery of the unhealthy obsession with pace. Dias too. He isn't quick like Kounde or Kouilibaly, but is better than them.

It's part and parcel of Pep's philosophy that intelligence and technique are more important than pace and physicality. Of course, physical attributes matter but intelligence is an understated quality.

 

[give it to gordon]

I watched dele alli he is a snide little shit every 'tackle' he made sure he left abit in. Not enough for the ref to take action but enough to try and wind up a City player. I thought the one on the touch line Torres might react but he didn't.
Horrible little twat.

 

[NorthamptonBlue]

He was a lucky boy yesterday, a thought we should have targeted him a bit more as he was giving it out to Jesus towards the end of the 1st half. Turns out Spurs were that shit it was pretty easy to despatch the 11 players they had on the pitch.

I think a bit more winding up would have done the trick. It would have been easier if the ref hadn’t bottled the yellow for studs up and continuing to argue with Gabby.

 

[asahartford1]

One little thing I would point out , after another great performance. The free kick when Kane hit the bar, I would always have a six footer at the end of the wall, Gundogan even jumping couldn't reach it.

I am glad pep is going to work on penalties, hit it hard is the first criteria, know where you are going to hit it days before the game, and practice that penalty.
Who that man is, well, over to you pep.

 

[BillyShears]

Another clinical performance. City at their best. Pep at his best.

We're living through history and we don't even realise it because it's sneaking up on us.

Hope Gundo's injury is okay.

Biggest thing from the performance was Stones/Laporte clean sheet.

 

[Fellview]

Tremendous

 

[Rammy Blue]

Updated, blue moon: official transfer list.

1. FFS.

Removed:
Stones
Zinc
Rodri
Gundo
Cancelo
Bernardo

You’re not wrong there mate, FFS genuinely is the elephant in the room now. Good that Torres got on before him yesterday, hopefully penny has dropped with Pep too.

 

[Rammy Blue]

Another clinical performance. City at their best. Pep at his best.

We're living through history and we don't even realise it because it's sneaking up on us.

Hope Gundo's injury is okay.

Biggest thing from the performance was Stones/Laporte clean sheet.

Gundo didn’t look too pissed off, was still smiling, I’d guess it was a twinge and he’s playing so well he personally didn’t want to risk it. I’d be surprised if he played on Weds but reckon he will be back on the weekend.

Was interesting to see Stones step up and be the leader at the back, thought Laporte looked a bit shaky, he didn’t want to dwell on the ball and I reckon if you watched it back and counted the number of times he just put his foot through it and hoofed it aimlessly you‘d hit double figures. But hopefully getting the clean sheet and the monkey off his back of dropping errors against Spurs will make him feel better, I do expect him back on the bench against Everton though.

 

[Rammy Blue]

I watched dele alli he is a snide little shit every 'tackle' he made sure he left abit in. Not enough for the ref to take action but enough to try and wind up a City player. I thought the one on the touch line Torres might react but he didn't.
Horrible little twat.

Doesn’t help when the ref is encouraging them to leave one on us.