cyprustavern said:MSP said:Dave Ewing's Back 'eader said:And the pen?
What pen? The handball? If that it was easily ot of the box
I would sign right now to have reffing like this in all our, United and Chelsea matches til the end of the season.
he is a prick amongst pricks (not you msp ..clattentwat)
There's not an agenda. It's just that there's a lot of United fans (and others who don't like us) working in the media. What do you expect they'll be like?blink922 said:Blue Haze said:Gotta love the Guardian's live account of the game
<a class="postlink" href="http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2012/oct/20/premier-league-clockwatch-live" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2012 ... watch-live</a>4.38pm Manchester City will be seven points behind Chelsea if they lose today. That's a big gap, even in October. I wonder what odds you'd get on Roberto Mancini being gone by the start of next season. It's certainly not beyond the realms.
Two minutes later, Dzeko levels the score.
4.49pm "Mancini should be gone anyway," says Tom Barneby. "He'll never do it in Europe – see his meltdowns for Inter after the Liverpool game (when Moratti has to stop you quitting in the changing room at full time something is amiss), for City with the Tevez affair (when he was in a red hot funk after Dzeko didn't look happy when subbed off for Barry) and castigating Hart for saying the right thing after the Madrid defeat. Fergie would have had the title wrapped up by Easter with that squad and Mancini needed an extra time winner at home against QPR. They'll get rid and get Pep/Jose in." Yes, if you swapped managers like year City would have been won by at least 10 points, probably 20.
Three minutes later, Dzeko scores the winner.
But there's no agenda according to some.
tonea2003 said:impressed today, always looked the better team even with 10 men
we never give in, we never give in, were man city we never give in
Spot on. We have four excellent strikers with different strengths, and Bobby will play them as he thinks best. I wish people would stop being cnutish rags with their hatred of certain players and get behind the lads. Komps have had a poor start of the season but we still love him, right? Hell I even adore Tevez these days. C'mon you blues!Deepest Blue said:Great post.taconinja said:I can't understand people that want to put our forwards in some sort of gladatorial death match.
1. All four of them played extremely well today. All. Four. Of. Them.
2. Our problem was at the back. Kompany... well... we know what happened there. And Lescott played their goalscorer onside. I credit that one to West Brom, though, as well played.
Brendan110_0 said:Irwell said:There's a slowness to our game that seems to invite it more than for other teams. Players quite often stand still waiting for a pass to come to them or take an extra second looking around to see if a different pass is on.citymad said:Despite the brilliant win Im still concerned that we aren't dealing with the oppositions high pressure game. More teams are playing that way against us yet I don't see it being done to other teams or maybe I'm just not noticing it.
We played well, dominated and created lots of chances, it would've been a travesty if we hadn't have won. All players on that pitch today played well (even Kompany).