Sterling, Kelechi, Fernandinho. Yaya is still a very good player but everyone can tell, not as part of a midfield two. Delph had a good game again. Anyway, it's not a myopic, short term view, it's become apparent over the course of the season that we wait for oneof our special players to do something special, rather than have a specific tactical plan.
You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
West Ham post game....
- Thread starter Rammy Blue
- Start date
Sterling, Kelechi, Fernandinho. Yaya is still a very good player but everyone can tell, not as part of a midfield two. Delph had a good game again. Anyway, it's not a myopic, short term view, it's become apparent over the course of the season that we wait for oneof our special players to do something special, rather than have a specific tactical plan.
nellyonthewing
Well-Known Member
So kelechi looks a far superior player to Raheem . More wasted millions courtesy of Txiki..
Tricky_Trev
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- 18 Jan 2009
- Messages
- 32,405
Everton will knock us out of the league cup. Kiev will knock us out... Our players will be complacent simply because we haven't drawn Barca and will not play with any desire, just thinking showing up is good enough. League... 3rd or 4th. Wake me up when Pep arrives.
come-on-barney
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- 29 Aug 2007
- Messages
- 10,850
I agree sterling either losses the ball or falls over I would give Liverpool 49 million just to take him back
Fans would be wanting to return Messi under this manager.
Big Yaya Wilko 12
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- 7 Aug 2012
- Messages
- 3,046
Yaya should NEVER be played in a midfield two ever again. For how long have we been saying that?
The definition of insanity is doing the same thing and expecting different results.
Anyone could see before the game that Yaya in a 2 is big trouble.
Why he persists with this stupid idea, I'll never know.
Lovebitesandeveryfing
Well-Known Member
Really coming to hate Pellegrini now. The guy just doesn't have the balls to substitute those who clearly should be substituted. And when they should be substituted. Not waiting until we're another fucking goal behind, but before that, when the trouble is clearly visible, but the disaster hasn't yet happened. We have Touré and Silva having absolute mares, from the get-go, and the likes of Iheanacho and Fernandinho on the bench.
Credit to West Ham, and to Payet. They were the best team on the pitch, by a distance. Luckily we have this guy called Aguero. And this guy called Hart. We got out of jail - no mistake.
Credit to West Ham, and to Payet. They were the best team on the pitch, by a distance. Luckily we have this guy called Aguero. And this guy called Hart. We got out of jail - no mistake.
OnlyOneUweRosler
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- 18 Apr 2011
- Messages
- 1,260
Aguero when fit is the difference for City in so many games. Bony is a clown who should be sold immediately. Iheanacho is a decent young player.
hobbsisablue
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- 26 Dec 2012
- Messages
- 732
Can anyone honestly say that we have improved under Pellegrini?
He has taken us backwards at an alarming level. We look closer to a Mark Huges side than a Mancini one.
We won the league under him solely down to the players. When Liverpool with Bredan Rodgers as manager is the closest title challenger it epitomises how wank that league is.
Last season we were utter shite and this season is exactly the same. Forget the final result, we have been comprehensively outplayed by teams like West Ham and Stoke.
And don't even get me started on our defending. Only Pellegrini could take La Ligas best CB and turn him into Titus Bramle Mk2.
Even in the Champions league we have been piss poor. Every top side we have faced under Pellegrini (in a game where both sides have something to play for) we have been soundly beaten.
Why is it the managers fault that our £30M centre half makes school boy errors. Are you saying that the manager has coached him to dive into every tackle that he has no chance in winning? Are you saying that the manager has coached him to be so far out of position from a throw in?