andyhinch
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Fuck me after all these years someone's worked out I'm not a blue, don't know how I got away with it.
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West Brom Post Match Thread
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come-on-barney
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Fuck me after all these years someone's worked out I'm not a blue, don't know how I got away with it.
We are all rags
Keepingthefaithsince1976
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Obsession probably. I can wait a bit longer for the answer if you want. How high do you want City to finish?Fuck me after all these years someone's worked out I'm not a blue, don't know how I got away with it.
andyhinch
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Looks that way, I'd best stop going to the game, not sure how I'm going to explain it to my girlfriend when she logs on mind :-)We are all rags
Let me try to spell it out for you. The roster is not that good. Hart will be the first to lose his spot with Pep. He is unable to restart the play without a long kick in no-man's land. Zabba is not as reliable anymore and Sagna is not the best defender either. Ota and Mangala make at least 2 blunders per game each, like Kompany did last year. Navas cannot see the goal and his crosses are off (though he's been crucial these past few months). Yaya no comment. Silva has momentarily lost his powers, looking to link up when he should shoot and vice-versa. Sterling's shooting and passing needs improvement - he's best in space but ManC don't get much of that. Pressing is difficult if your center forward doesn't help, but if you ask that of Kun, he'll play 6 months. Count all the injuries and how important Nasri may be to the mix, there is still time to reconsider his legacy. Especially because one of his more important traits is to keep the team united without collateral damage. That's why even Bony keeps on playing - belief and faith in all his team and knowledge that it all may start clicking wonderfully at any time.Ran it through google translate. Still didn't make any sense.
Blue Whale
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Must have been that other Mangala you've been watching all this season. The one with great positional play, distribution and a calm head under pressure.Has to be a contender for our shakiest performance of the season? Have changed my mind.....mangala is a liability!!
whp.blue
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Let me try to spell it out for you. The roster is not that good. Hart will be the first to lose his spot with Pep. He is unable to restart the play without a long kick in no-man's land. Zabba is not as reliable anymore and Sagna is not the best defender either. Ota and Mangala make at least 2 blunders per game each, like Kompany did last year. Navas cannot see the goal and his crosses are off (though he's been crucial these past few months). Yaya no comment. Silva has momentarily lost his powers, looking to link up when he should shoot and vice-versa. Sterling's shooting and passing needs improvement - he's best in space but ManC don't get much of that. Pressing is difficult if your center forward doesn't help, but if you ask that of Kun, he'll play 6 months. Count all the injuries and how important Nasri may be to the mix, there is still time to reconsider his legacy. Especially because one of his more important traits is to keep the team united without collateral damage. That's why even Bony keeps on playing - belief and faith in all his team and knowledge that it all may start clicking wonderfully at any time.
we need a translator on here the amount of yank "speak" is doing my head in
we do not have a roster we have a fucking squad FFS
we do not wear jerseys we wear shirts etc etc
Neville Kneville
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I think if we used him 'properly' it would mean Aguero staying on the bench. Yesterday saw Sergio in a peculiar role, at times picking the ball up just inside the Baggie half. Wilf is a lone-wolf. That's the way I think he played at Swansea and it worked for him. His finishing also seemed to be a lot sharper too. The strengths in his game are not conducive to Peller's style of play, nor Guardiola's.
But sometimes we have people like Navas dithering around on the ball Aguero stood outside the penalty area, basically nobody with any idea what they are doing other than knocking the ball sideways, no plan, no movement, no late runs from midfielders, no basic attacking threat, just lay it back have a fullback or midfielder hit a first time diagonal.at Bony with a bit of pace, & Aguero attack the area next to him. Bony will win some of them, guaranteed. He may score or the ball may drop to Aguero. We could do this shit in 1976 & we are inept at it, 40 years later.
Otherwise just fucking drop him for good. He is no use in this current style. Something has to change or it's just stupid.
andyhinch
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The one with nerves of steel? That ones great :-)Must have been that other Mangala you've been watching all this season. The one with great positional play, distribution and a calm head under pressure.
richards30
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Must have been that other Mangala you've been watching all this season. The one with great positional play, distribution and a calm head under pressure.
Haha possibly true mate. Think is with mangala he has attributes that is needed at centre back? Quick, strong as fuck and a good leap? The sad thing is though looks like lescott on the ball and his decision making is shocking!