Spurs PL (H) | Man of the Match

[Gone for a Burton]

Eddie
KdB.

 

[Dave Ewing's Back 'eader]

Conceded 4 out of 5 shots?

He was yesterday’s Aunt Sally. I was right behind the shot that would have given Spurs a 0-3 at HT and oh fuck that’s top corner - and then Eddie gives the team a breather! Pity they didn’t make use of it.

 

[blue b4 the moon]

Gone with Eddie,little chance with the goals,made a great finger tip save.

Kev looked good, if he was fit enough bringing him on at HT could have still turned the shitshow round.

 

[Blue Pete]

Bernie, showed a willingness to fight at least

 

[IcriedwhenTueartleft]

Ederson...MOTM...let in 4 goals from 7 shots on target..shows how low standards were yesterday

 

[Eccles Blue]

I voted for someone or other. ;-)

 

[Brunswick Blue]

There definitely should be a none option!! Especially with yesterday's dire performance.

 

[cleavers]

Ederson, thought Bernardo worked hard, but didn't play well rest were awful, Ake was OK too.

 

[Keeper!]

Rodri.

 

[Dial M 4 Mercer]

nobody all a waste time why no subs till to late in the game{if you could call it that}it was like men against boys with us being the boys

And with the boys playing like old men.

 

[kaz7]

Eddie again

 

[Lovebitesandeveryfing]

My man of the match? This:
Walking down the stairs from level 2 of the South Stand, a bloke next to me said, out of the blue(!), “Hey, this is like old times, this! I'm liking this…”
The true City spirit there. He also asked me if I ever saw the incident where Dickov was running so hard that he fell over himself in surprise. We were laughing like a drain. Good gallows humour. Haven't heard that for a long time. We're such spoilt mardarses, gorged with titles, that we sit there looking glum and take if for granted when we leather teams at home. Well, not this time, folks.

 

[Lovebitesandeveryfing]

Bernardo. And that rather sums it up.

Bernardo ran and ran. He can never be faulted on that, and he always looks as though it hurts him to lose. Don't let anyone be saying he doesn't put in a shift, or that he's disinterested.
That said, is that enough? Not by his standards.
In any case, it's silly to pick out players. Who was good, honestly? Ed was pretty good, despite the goals. And I thought Gvardiol looked great until Spurs's first goal, when the whole team appeared to fall apart. Picking out the man of the match is like looking for the crumbs of consolation in the midst of an utter disaster.

 

[knuckles]

Pretty hard one this, for the wrong reasons. I went for Akanji this time, although Eddie for sure kept the score down with some great saves, especially the save from Son. The rest of the team pretty much dog shite, good to see Kev and Jack get some minutes.

 

[KS55]

Does anyone have Nigel De Jongs number ?

All the refs

 

[KS55]

My man of the match? This:
Walking down the stairs from level 2 of the South Stand, a bloke next to me said, out of the blue(!), “Hey, this is like old times, this! I'm liking this…”
The true City spirit there. He also asked me if I ever saw the incident where Dickov was running so hard that he fell over himself in surprise. We were laughing like a drain. Good gallows humour. Haven't heard that for a long time. We're such spoilt mardarses, gorged with titles, that we sit there looking glum and take if for granted when we leather teams at home. Well, not this time, folks.

Yes yes yes. Nice to have the real City back!
I gave it to Eddie simply because ball boy is not an option.

 

[napoleon dynamite]

Mine was actually a woman. I was sat next to an absolute stunner from Austria. And before any of you start, I know the rules but she was a bit aloof so couldn't get a picture of her and couldn't take a sneaky one either cos she was sat with her 6ft something boyfriend who looked a bit handy.
Took my mind of the game though..which was good

 

[murcian blue]

Does anyone have Nigel De Jongs number ?

Or Fernandinho,s