danebanksheik said:had door to door sales teams in our area yesterday flogging the MEN - all wearing jackets with Daily Mirror badges - nuff said.
Chris in London said:Okay, you can regard it as a reality check if you like.
Or, against a background of us having put to the sword every top team who has visited the Etihad, averaging 4 1/2 goals per game, you can look at it as an anomalously narrow margin of victory coming 48 hours after our toughest victory of the season, achieved with a much changed team.
The palace game was the exception that proves the rule.
Chris in London said:Okay, you can regard it as a reality check if you like.
Or, against a background of us having put to the sword every top team who has visited the Etihad, averaging 4 1/2 goals per game, you can look at it as an anomalously narrow margin of victory coming 48 hours after our toughest victory of the season, achieved with a much changed team.
The palace game was the exception that proves the rule.
mcfc_paul said:Neville Kneville said:mcfc_paul said:Completely valid article. Garcia is terrible in almost all depts apart from heading. Dzekos time is up. No one at that level particularly in our team should struggle to control a ball and his lack off effort is embarrassing particularly when you see the effort of negredo and aguero.
Questions also are rightfully asked of pellegrini. At the mid point of the second half it was almost a farce with just Garcia in midfield. Silva nd navas on the right wing with Milner behind Nasri on the left and Dzeko and negredo up front. Leaving Garcia on and taking Milner off was shambolic when we were desperate for a midfielder to get his foot on the ball and look forward.
Some people are far too sensitive when it comes to city related media.
Pellegrini rested some key players, realised he needed to step it up, brought a couple on, overran Palace & won the game, making tactical changes along the way which fucked them up, such as Milner suddenly attacking from fullback.
Milner then got injured, & so Clichy was put at right back, in order to avoid us getting stiffd down that side, you clueless, sad excuse for a 'rational' poster.
In case you morons haven't realised, we have a bunch of players already injured & a fucking horrendous couple of months of big games coming up.
Some of you should get a fucking time machine back to 1992 where the football will be easier to understand.
What a sad life you must lead. Why you would become so angered by my post is beyond me but I'll try and explain my view anyway.
I didn't realise Milner was injured so moving cliche there was the only possible move. Resting players is obviously fine but it doesn't explain the 5 0 5 formation we were playing at a crucial time.
I don't doubt pellegrini but I think it's ridiculous that some of his decisions can't be questioned.
Calm down and go and vent your anger elsewhere.
Danamy said:Chris in London said:Okay, you can regard it as a reality check if you like.
Or, against a background of us having put to the sword every top team who has visited the Etihad, averaging 4 1/2 goals per game, you can look at it as an anomalously narrow margin of victory coming 48 hours after our toughest victory of the season, achieved with a much changed team.
The palace game was the exception that proves the rule.
MOIAC
Correct and nicely put, the only thing you missed out was Ogden is a ****
Chris in London said:Danamy said:Chris in London said:Okay, you can regard it as a reality check if you like.
Or, against a background of us having put to the sword every top team who has visited the Etihad, averaging 4 1/2 goals per game, you can look at it as an anomalously narrow margin of victory coming 48 hours after our toughest victory of the season, achieved with a much changed team.
The palace game was the exception that proves the rule.
MOIAC
Correct and nicely put, the only thing you missed out was Ogden is a ****
Fixed :)
SAMH4000 said:skybluepete said:SAMH4000 said:He's bang on because he comes to this forum for his opinions.
Do you disagree ??
That's irrelevant.