It’s not a great surprise that our opponents struggle to cope with our movement. Was scratching my head yesterday when Kev popped up at left centre half, then two minutes later Bernie did the same trick! Second half was a truly fantastic team performance
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First and foremost I loved that not only we beat them yesterday but completely embarrassed them to the point everyone looks like they’ve given up.Just watching the match back now on sky. Three observations:
1. Sancho not celebrating his goal. Respect? Or worried that by equalising he’d just succeeded in poking the bear?
Regarding Sancho I always respect his career path, he got offered one of the biggest contracts we would have ever given anyone his age but he decided to leave for more playing time. That’s fair enough to me. He went to a team that means that decision was really why he left and showed that he is a good player. Now ok he’s gone to United but he could of easily gone to Chelsea or Liverpool if they had met Dortmund’s demands, he had got himself to that point in his career. Do I dislike him for it? No, it’s football. I do genuinely think he didn’t celebrate because he has respect for City.
Grassland Blue
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Our defence seemed to stand off Sancho to let him get his shot away.Great result and all the team played well.
Sancho scored a great goal but did not do much besides. He would have to massively up his work rate if he played for Pep. I guess in his heart he has some regrets about leaving.
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It was his first appearance at our ground in a senior game wasn't it, and he was saying "Look at how good I am, this is what you could have had". It wasn't respect, he's a cocky twat.1. Sancho not celebrating his goal. Respect? Or worried that by equalising he’d just succeeded in poking the bear?
He did celebrate ! Cocky little prick he is.Just watching the match back now on sky. Three observations:
1. Sancho not celebrating his goal. Respect? Or worried that by equalising he’d just succeeded in poking the bear?
2. Lingard and Rashford simply didn’t want to come on. Their body langauage on the touch line was shocking.
3. We love to see it.
Should boo the fuck out of every single one of them.Sancho’s goal was excellent. Don’t agree with the booing, I don’t consider him a former City player. He’s potentially a top player. He’s just gone to the wrong club.
This. Doesn’t matter where they’ve come from, if they’re wearing that shirt I’m booing them.Should boo the fuck out of every single one of them.
BlueMoonRisin’
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I've just rewatched the game again and what i noticed is our standards have slipped against them this season.
It's taken us 2 games to get to a 6-1 scoreline; )
It's taken us 2 games to get to a 6-1 scoreline; )
this....surely can't be real?View attachment 38018
yea, pretty sure United did not have a single shot in the second half.