I'm surrounded by rags and dippers where I live. I'm the quietest one when it comes to football despite our success these past years. The other ****s are gobby as fuck when we have an upset and then seem to crawl under their rock when we are beating them. I'm not looking forward to meeting one of them in the next few days and that is despite the fact that we will be champions in a week or two, unless we go through on Tuesday that is.Twat next door was out washing his car earlier wearing his rag top. Seen him wear it once in the last 8 years.
Yes and I have in several posts this morning.Blinkered? Really?
My point is he should have played the strongest team and he didn’t. Can you argue with that statement?
Yes and I have in several posts this morning.
What if he had played the strongest team (whatever that might be) and we still capitulated, Pep would still be getting pelters.
Outside of neymar and Messi (who are no go's) who do you think would be an upgrade on Sergio
Good post.Aguero will be gone in 2 years and we aren't winning the Champions League with our current set of players unless the forwards improve in front of goal in high leverage moments. I do think Sane and Jesus can become what we need but just calling it as it is, we don't have the consistency up top to beat the elite sides and unfortunately that includes Aguero at this present time. Aguero gives me the most faith to step up in big moments but he doesn't always mesh well with the way Pep desires so it's a catch 22. The one player I'd want in front of goal at this present time in a big moment is De Bruyne. And regarding a player to replace Aguero, I haven't seen someone outside of Neymar and Messi like you stated who could mesh well and be replied upon in front of goal. Kane would be reliable in front of goal if given the chance though but not sure if he'd fit in overall. There's a few other potential outsiders but not seen enough in big moments to say for certain. Dybala, Mbappe and Griezmann.
It's not a case of the old days and fans accepting dross. Then the expe stations were low do the pain of defeat wasn't as intense. Now we have arguably the greatest manager in world football, access to elite players, with that comes expectation not out of being a self entitled twat but due to human nature. It's right that our manager is scrutinised as long as it is in a constructive way. Seems some on here are utterly blind and can't put any blame on Pep. He takes credit for the massive positives this season, by default he has to be accountable when predictable mess ups happen and happen more than once. Fans shouldn't e scared to question Pep out of gear of being lambasted on here. Finally, if you think fans didn't moan in the 80s/90s you're dreaming mate....Once in a lifetime opportunity ???? NO ITS NOT! With Pep in charge we more than likely will get another chance against them at Home or at OT in the next few years.
I will never forgive Pep?. Tell you what, go cry in the corner! Stop being a spoilt sounding littleboy. Jesus I'm sick and tired of the likes of you moaning and others on here. If we do go through in the CL you don't deserve to see us win that game. Prefer the old days with fans supporting the team, than a couple of defeats and this arrogant attitude that we should win every game.
Good post.
Can't help but feel we need Jesus to seriously develop into a lethal finisher as a top striker will cost us £150m these days
Fair enough. Wish you wouldn't retweet that fat red cünt Pete Boyle though. Wound up enough as it is.
come off it. thats a complete overreaction. relegation fodder ???? pretty much all season we've had one of the best defenses in the league. statistically its true, but apparently that counts for nothing.
The team he put out should not have lost - nothing to do with not having either Kev or Kun on the field at kick off.Your missing the point. It’s about the balance of probabilities. We did not play our strongest team that is a fact. Had we played our strongest team any still lost, there would be no argument. We would have lost and I would have had no complaints.
I love Pep, but that does not make him immune from criticism from me if he warrants it.
Exactly.
They and their team were dead & buried, their players had bottled it & the crowd was getting right at them.
They came out 2nd half, geed up by Mourinho, ready to have one last go & were met by a half empty, half hearted ground & a City team who also thought it was easy.
Well if you read my post again it does say that is mainly due to teams being scared to attack us. Even Chelsea were terrified to do so in both games. That of course is part of the game, defending from the front I think they call it. On the few occasions we have been put under pressure at the back though we have wobbled alarmingly. The last two games whatever back four we have put out has been shocking. Not tracking runners, marking, tackling, you name it we haven't done it.
All the players yesterday missed the chance to have become the biggest legends in City's history. So I would like to know what the hell did Pep tell those players at half time. That their was such a drop in the performance between the 1st and the 2nd half.
The team he put out should not have lost - nothing to do with not having either Kev or Kun on the field at kick off.
The team he put out should not have lost - nothing to do with not having either Kev or Kun on the field at kick off.
They were as bad a side as we have played in the first half. What they do have though is a set of bollocks. They rarely give in and that’s twice they have come from 2-0 down to win in the last month. They also came from behind to beat Chelsea. They don’t lack fight that’s for sure. It’s why they are where they are in the league. Talent wise they are easily the 5th or 6th best side so they are punching above their weight results wise.
Our players need to find some of their own bollocks this week after these two shambolic performances/results. Anything less than a win Tuesday and Saturday won’t be good enough. They owe the fans the chance to see them win the league at home after that and beating Spurs is the key to that.
I hope they are hurting as much as the fans are today and it spurs them on.