West Ham - post match thread

So from that starting 11 who comes out if you were to assume Gundogan comes in? I know it's a squad game and there will be many different line ups but if you had to drop one to put him in.

As harsh as it would be, I imagine Nolito will be the one to make way once Gundogan returns. Unless Pep decides that we can play three at the back, in which case it would presumably be Zabaleta.

Bravo
Stones, Otamendi, Kolarov
Gundogan, Fernandinho
Sterling, de Bruyne, Silva, Nolito
Aguero
 
First 45 was as good as it gets.
The aim now is to do that for 90 minutes.
If we play anything like that v the shite we will murder them.
Can't wait!
 
When all we have to moan about is loosing our stranglehold(and it was just that in the first half) on the game in a second half where we spurned 4-5 chances to put the game to bed before Sterling wrapped it up... I think some people must prefer to flap rather than relax and enjoy it, they never really got near our goal after they scored.
 
Full credit to Zabba for getting back to somewhere near his best, but his distinct lack of pace especially against a pacy and direct winger puts us under the cosh i agree a strong young left and right back is needed in future windows
 
Hope that's not the last we see of Nasri. Was just as we hoped....a perfect Pep player.
 
So from that starting 11 who comes out if you were to assume Gundogan comes in? I know it's a squad game and there will be many different line ups but if you had to drop one to put him in.

I can see Dinho dropping in as an inverted RB
 
You asked if the stats were for the second half.

I asked the stats on chances and attempts for the second half.

We hammered them both halves.

Indeed. I cannot understand where the narrative of ' City were under the cosh' comes from. We clearly had another gear or two, as demonstrated by the fact that we could have had 4 or 5 more after they scored while they only got close after it went to 3-1.

Add to that, Aguero would have scored the third if he had not been seemingly incorrectly called offside (just before they scored) and they scored while one of our defenders was clearly not in a position to defend.

We were clearly the better side.
 
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wow just seen Masuakus challenge on Stones. He totally raked him but surprise surprise, Quinn says he tried to pull out so Sky let it drop. Compare and contrast with Aguero. Quinn sprinted back to the studio to assassinate him.

Was there sufficient stardust sprinkling for you in that first half you lanky prick.


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cunts at dailyfail have dedicated first four parahgraphs of match report on aguero incident

Well it stinks. Agenda! However, this is the first time I can say that I believe we can manage without him. KDB's role would change. But I don't think he'll be banned. Too innocuous.
 
wow just seen Masuakus challenge on Stones. He totally raked him but surprise surprise, Quinn says he tried to pull out so Sky let it drop. Compare and contrast with Aguero. Quinn sprinted back to the studio to assassinate him.

Was there sufficient stardust sprinkling for you in that first half you lanky prick.


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Haha I just visualized that.
 
wow just seen Masuakus challenge on Stones. He totally raked him but surprise surprise, Quinn says he tried to pull out so Sky let it drop. Compare and contrast with Aguero. Quinn sprinted back to the studio to assassinate him.

Was there sufficient stardust sprinkling for you in that first half you lanky prick.


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Quinn is a total anti city twat. He has an agenda.
 
A dominant performance early in the game as we pressed to quickly take back possession on the rare occasions we lost it. Scored twice and could easily have scored more.

After a bright start, pressing dropped off a bit and we hoofed the ball up field on defense when not strictly necessary, ceding more possession than we ought to have. I think - as team fitness improves - we'll be able to press on a more consistent basis as the season wears on.

Tremendous performances from Silva - ran the show - Sterling - MoTM - and, when he came on, Nasri.

Nasri's off the ball movement was sublime. He totally gets Pep's system. Always making himself available. Moving out of overcrowded zones. Showing up everywhere on the pitch, making it extremely difficult for defenders to mark him. Looking for a passing triangle? Start with Nasri - it's there every time. And in possession of the ball, he makes cutting passes, quickly finding open players, and often leading to shots on goal. I really hope he stays.

We're continuing to improve under Pep and with injured players returning shortly and with Bravo at the back we're going to be much better still.
 
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I rarely used to buy into this agenda malarkey, and am usually at the games. Watching and listening after work today to the second half.. Someone must have shit in Quinn's boots before he left. Constantly dragging back to any tiny perceived negative about city.
NQIAC
 
There were a few blokes here who stated nasri is a pep sort of player and i disagreed because personally i couldn't imagine him as a pep sort of player but after his little cameo today it was very much evident he can be a useful member of our squad. I do hope now that he stays.

Another great game, another great performance for the most part and another 3 points. What aguero did was stupid and considering how much media already hates us they would not let this incident slide by but whether he gets banned or not we have enough firepower to win at scumtrafford
 
How much contact/intent is there, really? Reid falls down clutching his face, when Sergio's arm hits his shoulder?
 

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