I'm not putting the blame on one player, I have said previously said that Aguero, Yaya and DeBruyne were all poor, but in Aguero and DeBruyne's case that wasn't for lack of trying, they both just had stinkers, Yaya on the other hand well.....
Btw DeBruyne trotted 11.5 km in that game.
Exactly . get the result today.No-one will dispute that. We are about to start a new chapter. Time to move on.
Don't question the ethics of our owner.Not sure you could properly describe it as 'hard earned', compared to what some people have to endure just to put food on the table.
Distance covered isn't really a useful indicator. I have seen stats that Yaya covers more distance per game than Fernandinho (and most of our other players come to that), yet I wouldn't say he is making more of an effort. Effort is about more than just running.
No one was questioning his ethics, just pointing out that watching the Petro-dollars pile up in your account isn't really what we usually mean by 'hard work'. And good luck to him.Don't question the ethics of our owner.
He has brought pleasure and pride back to our club, he has given us things that we could only dream.
The guy maybe has got lucky, but my word what a legacy he is leaving for his people and for millions around the world.
That's fair but to suggest he just trotted about is nonsense, you don't cover that distance over 90 minutes by just trotting about.
That Yaya stat is surprising, not in the sense that Yaya covers so much ground but that Fernandinho covers so little, you certainly don't get that impression watching him.
Where did I question his ethics, you utter halfwit?Don't question the ethics of our owner.
He has brought pleasure and pride back to our club, he has given us things that we could only dream.
The guy maybe has got lucky, but my word what a legacy he is leaving for his people and for millions around the world.
That's fair but to suggest he just trotted about is nonsense, you don't cover that distance over 90 minutes by just trotting about.
That Yaya stat is surprising, not in the sense that Yaya covers so much ground but that Fernandinho covers so little, you certainly don't get that impression watching him.
Where did I question his ethics, you utter halfwit?
I think that is perhaps because Toure is in continual motion at a jogging rate (when not sat on his arse complaining) whereas Fernandinho plays more in spurts and sprints. Also maybe Toure gets forward more and as a result runs further to get back.