Well done Pellers on your100th win.
Close to becoming a Club legend like Mercer, Mancini and Allison!
Silva and Nasri?Most of our players back to full fitness and he reverts back to type.
I can't wait till we see the back of this shit formation he loves playing.
Under Mancini, we always played a slow-slow-quick-slow tempo, constantly probing and probing, until we dragged a ball-watching opponent out of position, and pounced.
It was regularly dull as ditchwater, but you rarely felt as though we were going to lose.
We’ve only got four Premier League games remaining under Pellegrini, so before he goes, could somebody explain the reasoning behind the way we drift out of games, often slowing games down, when it’s crying out for a bit of fire and aggression, before losing the ball in a dangerous position.
Could somebody also explain why we love to indulge in short corners, but always appear shocked when the opposition do it?
Why bring on bony?
Under Mancini, we always played a slow-slow-quick-slow tempo, constantly probing and probing, until we dragged a ball-watching opponent out of position, and pounced.
It was regularly dull as ditchwater, but you rarely felt as though we were going to lose.
We’ve only got four Premier League games remaining under Pellegrini, so before he goes, could somebody explain the reasoning behind the way we drift out of games, often slowing games down, when it’s crying out for a bit of fire and aggression, before losing the ball in a dangerous position.
Could somebody also explain why we love to indulge in short corners, but always appear shocked when the opposition do it?
he should have played Fernandinho. Dropped Yaya and used him at home to Stoke. Tonight was always going to be frenetic.
firsDull under Mancini? Are you having a laugh?
We played some quality stuff. That league winning season was the best football we've ever played (in living memory).
Dull under Mancini? Are you having a laugh?
We played some quality stuff. That league winning season was the best football we've ever played (in living memory).
firs
No ,you're missing the point mate.
I always preferred Mancini, espeically during the
No, you’re missing the point mate.
I was always a big Mancini fan, especially during the early months of 11-12, but let’s not get too revisionist, because it wasn’t always exciting.
The point I was making was that I understood what he was trying to do. In fact, I’m struggling to think of many (if any) games that we didn’t win, when ahead with less than ten minutes remaining. That was his style, and we loved him for it.
The best example of Pellegrini’s style was the League Cup Final against Sunderland, when despite being out-thought, outfought, and outplayed for an hour, we suddenly produced two of the greatest goals Wembley has ever witnessed.
Unfortunately, when those long shots are saved or hit the woodwork ,we tend to struggle.
Wumming is against the Code of Conduct.
and if we finish outside of the top 4 ?Pellers has been great for our Club!