Always find it funny , they show more City attacking in analysing of the match, then they do in the high lights. Also still time to stick the knife into Stirling, last season stats ! No mention of how well Iheanacho did when he came on .Wow! All that with only two attacks in the second half worthy of mention. MOTD wankers.
I think you have a good point. Steau Bucharest wasnt 0-5 before the kick. After the match it was all about how crap the opposition were and that Stoke away will be a different proposition....we stuffed them 4-1 but that apparently flattered us ! 9 goals in 2 matches when does the praise start?We could win 10-1 and they would say the score flattered us and then they would show how sloppy our defending was for the goal we conceded.
It's annoying but makes it all the sweeter when we win something at the end of the season hopefully.
Danny Murphy thinks 4-1 flattered us. Danny should know I'm
Ecstatic with the result and I would have took a 1-0. ;)
It was closer than a 4-1 game but we were the better team without questionDanny Murphy thinks 4-1 flattered us. Danny should know I'm
Ecstatic with the result and I would have took a 1-0. ;)
Not one of the rest of the top six will go there and win by 3 goals. That's points gained on last year alreasy. Weve lost there regularly and big teams will drop points there.
+1Just watched the extended highlights on the OS and noticed that Kun came off the pitch at a fast pace today - last season he would have dawdled off. I think he is reacting really positively to the Pep approach. The other thing is that Pep made a point of recognising each player as they came off.
Absolutely bang on posts these. Aguero does seem to feel more "peppy" this season ;)+1
I can't say how important this is. It's absolutely clear that Kun, in spite of being on a hat trick, had no problem coming off. His head didn't dip when pulled off. He came off willingly. And Pep went out of his way to congratulate Kun, giving him a pat before Kun took the bench.
Not only is Pep a master technician, he's a great motivator. This was Pellegrini's biggest fault by far - Pellers lost the entire side, turning football into a joyless job. Players listlessly wandering the pitch, not giving a shit about whether we won or lost. It's a miracle we finished 4th last year.
Apologies if this has already been mentioned in an earlier post,or different thread, but where was Brian Kidd yesterday? I don't remember seeing him with any of the players.
good spot.Just watched the extended highlights on the OS and noticed that Kun came off the pitch at a fast pace today - last season he would have dawdled off. I think he is reacting really positively to the Pep approach. The other thing is that Pep made a point of recognising each player as they came off.
bang on. i love seeing City in a proper dog fight,winning them games lays down a marker.Tell you what, it was bloody tough at times today but I still never really doubted us. There's a fire in the belly that's been missing for a few years. The way we shut Stoke down before picking them off was ruthless and reminded me of the 2011/12 season - but with infinitely more tricks up our sleeve than the "yaya up top" trick