by TheMaraudingDog » 23 Dec 2008 15:34
23 Dec 2008 15:34by stealthpapes » 10 Aug 2015 14:48
10 Aug 2015 14:48by Platypuss » 10 Aug 2015 15:01
10 Aug 2015 15:01Better than this one.Streets wrote:LOLz @ Chelsea still huffing and puffing for the greatest achievement they can't buy. (European Cup)
by No Fixed Abode » 10 Aug 2015 15:22
10 Aug 2015 15:22by Ascotexgunner » 10 Aug 2015 20:58
10 Aug 2015 20:58by Zammo » 11 Aug 2015 10:24
11 Aug 2015 10:24Thought Man City were excellent last night. WBA created a few decent chances which Lambert and Berahino couldn't quite finish off, so they certainly wouldn't be top of my list to go down. In fact Pullis said before the game going two up top against the top four isn't his usual way as he likes to pack the midfield but thought he owed it to the fans to play his new signings in the opening game.Ascotexgunner wrote:I can't work out if West Boring Albion are so sh+te they look nailed on to go down or City look so good that the the gap between a few at the top and the majority is now a crevice.
by No Fixed Abode » 11 Aug 2015 10:41
11 Aug 2015 10:41by Sanguine » 11 Aug 2015 11:29
11 Aug 2015 11:29Yeah, Silva was brilliant. City just had that total ease about them last night that they lost in the second half of last season. As Pulis has identified though, WBA didn't really take the usual approach for such a game and I think teams will get closer playing a variant of 4-5-1. I don't think the chasm is that wide at all, Toure and Fernandinho just had the midfield to themselves last night.Zammo wrote:Thought Man City were excellent last night. WBA created a few decent chances which Lambert and Berahino couldn't quite finish off, so they certainly wouldn't be top of my list to go down. In fact Pullis said before the game going two up top against the top four isn't his usual way as he likes to pack the midfield but thought he owed it to the fans to play his new signings in the opening game.Ascotexgunner wrote:I can't work out if West Boring Albion are so sh+te they look nailed on to go down or City look so good that the the gap between a few at the top and the majority is now a crevice.
Silva was unplayable.
by Harpers So Solid Crew » 25 Aug 2015 04:48
25 Aug 2015 04:48Just how well did Portsmouth kick on.papereyes wrote:Praying that Villa, Portsmouth, Everton or Spurs kick on a level to really put a cat amongst the pigeons.
by stealthpapes » 25 Aug 2015 10:33
25 Aug 2015 10:33Since that post in 2008, Spurs played in the Champions League.Harpers So Solid Crew wrote:Just how well did Portsmouth kick on.papereyes wrote:Praying that Villa, Portsmouth, Everton or Spurs kick on a level to really put a cat amongst the pigeons.
by LUX » 26 Sep 2015 14:35
26 Sep 2015 14:35by Maguire » 28 Sep 2015 13:01
28 Sep 2015 13:01by Sutekh » 28 Sep 2015 16:19
28 Sep 2015 16:19Seems to show that they have a crap squad then.Maguire wrote:No Kompany, no Silva, Yaya went off injured and Aguero still isn't quite match fit.
I reckon they'll be back.
by Sanguine » 28 Sep 2015 16:28
28 Sep 2015 16:28by Angry Shed Sex » 28 Sep 2015 16:33
28 Sep 2015 16:33Merely seeing the fans of Man Utd, Liverpool and Chelsea moan about their spending power is more than enough to make up for it though.Sanguine wrote:It is difficult to have much sympathy for a team that can bring in the likes of Otamendi, Navas and Nasri.
by Maguire » 29 Sep 2015 13:21
29 Sep 2015 13:21All teams have key players no matter what level they play at. I forgot Joe Hart BTW, so that's the spine of the side missing.Sutekh wrote:Seems to show that they have a crap squad then.Maguire wrote:No Kompany, no Silva, Yaya went off injured and Aguero still isn't quite match fit.
I reckon they'll be back.
by Ian Royal » 29 Sep 2015 22:06
29 Sep 2015 22:06by Who Moved The Goalposts? » 30 Sep 2015 12:12
30 Sep 2015 12:12This lot have spent getting on for £1bn on players and god knows how much on wages over the last 6 years or so. Yet the squad still has glaring weaknesses so that results dip when a couple of players are absent. Laughable management at a club who once had likeable fans with great integrity.Ian Royal wrote:Haven't City comprehensively proved over the last few years they're bobbins with just Yaya missing, let alone anyone else. Surely it's no surprise they fall apart with that lot unavailable.
by WoodleyRoyal » 30 Sep 2015 12:18
30 Sep 2015 12:18problem is though trying to find players good enough to come in and replace these guys who are also prepared to sit on the bench for 90% of the time. You can have all the money in the world, but you aren't going to attract top players to your club if you can't give them first team football. This is where utd dominated for so long, because their academy where churning out players of sufficient quality, city don't have that luxury.Who Moved The Goalposts? wrote:This lot have spent getting on for £1bn on players and god knows how much on wages over the last 6 years or so. Yet the squad still has glaring weaknesses so that results dip when a couple of players are absent. Laughable management at a club who once had likeable fans with great integrity.Ian Royal wrote:Haven't City comprehensively proved over the last few years they're bobbins with just Yaya missing, let alone anyone else. Surely it's no surprise they fall apart with that lot unavailable.
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