i'm back part-time. things have settled down.
daughter is in school, going well, smart kid, proud dad.
Good to have you back, your poem cheered me up.
i'm back part-time. things have settled down.
daughter is in school, going well, smart kid, proud dad.
That's some goal by Osvaldo. Not much City can do about that - got to account for those happening every once in awhile when you have quality players in the attack.
Top 4 as it stands now is
Arsenal
Chelsea
Man City
Liverpool
Could this be achievable as a top 4 come the end of the season? Man Utd have been so poor and Spurs mediocre as well. Everton a real wild card as they're in excellent form.
I think it'll end up
Man City
Arsenal
Chelsea
Man United
to be perfectly honest. Just can't discount United. They simply aren't capable of finishing out of the top 4.
Admittedly I care more for tge champions league than bundesligaI don't know how you guys even care anymore. Bundesliga can't be exciting for you at all.
A little surprised to see some Stirling criticism earlier, though others have noted his quality today. His performance today is basically everything that Utd fans hoped Zaha would be - yes he is sloppy and sometimes screws up good attacks, but that is because he is constantly in a position to do so. He is always willing to run at defenders, to make attacking runs, intelligent runs at that, and to receive the ball in dangerous positions. The composure will come with experience.
Also will say I don't think West Ham have been bad at all, they started to retreat a bit towards the end, but were still quite willing to have a go, to get forward for set pieces and to try and score. Not what I would call parking the bus at all.
That's some goal by Osvaldo. Not much City can do about that - got to account for those happening every once in awhile when you have quality players in the attack.
Top 4 as it stands now is
Arsenal
Chelsea
Man City
Liverpool
Could this be achievable as a top 4 come the end of the season? Man Utd have been so poor and Spurs mediocre as well. Everton a real wild card as they're in excellent form.
I think it'll end up
Man City
Arsenal
Chelsea
Man United
to be perfectly honest. Just can't discount United. They simply aren't capable of finishing out of the top 4.
Still fancy us to win but this is getting really annoying. Not witnessed a comfortable win since Hull on opening day (didn't watch West Ham match).
It's weird.
I would've been happy for Arsenal to finish 3rd with a trophy, but now not winning the league will feel like a disappointment.
Yep sure randomly a team that dominates last season and has won most other seasons magically turns to shit over night. This is as bad as people's reactions to the season United lost to City only on goal difference when they had THE WORST injury crisis out of the entire league and probably the entire history of the premier league. Yet despite that City were 'deserved' winners that season who are just obviously better than shitty United trololololololol.Or the much more obvious answer of us being shit.
You need to ground your trolls a bit more in reality.
We could very easily be up two or three goals at this point. The chances have been there. Ivan and Rambo have put a few into the stands, and Hazard and Torres must have money who will assist a goal first. Neither want to shoot.
I thunk we'll turn it around and win 1-3.
I hear Allen has played well? Great news if true, having legitimate options as CM will go a long way to helping us this season.
Still need to buy a strong, physical CM in Jan though.
I love how our fans scream "echte wahre liebe, fcb"
I hear Allen has played well? Great news if true, having legitimate options as CM will go a long way to helping us this season.
Still need to buy a strong, physical CM in Jan though.
My word, dat Osvaldo goal!
Liverpool clanking their way to a 1-0 lead.
The bit that got me was "You try and win the next game. We move on. We will try and win the next game, never think much further than that." Where is the drive? Ambition? The plan? If this is the attitude he gives out to the media and fans, god knows what he gives out to the players. The lack of drive/confidence/a bloody plan is clearly showing on the attitudes of the players, most of which were frankly not good enough in the first place. It is like a perfect storm of pure shit, and it is so depressing. I am sure he can turn it around but how long should he be given?If he comes out and blames himself then there'll be headlines in the media saying Moyes doesn't think he's the right man for the job. He's fucked no matter which way he answers.
I'm not pleased with the answers he's giving, but I understand why he's doing it.
I hear Allen has played well? Great news if true, having legitimate options as CM will go a long way to helping us this season.
Still need to buy a strong, physical CM in Jan though.
Arsenal's problem is as usual, Wenger :lol. He is the reason they're still competitive, but also the reason they've suffered.
There's a big chance he feels that their performances so far justify the fact he has faith in them all and doesn't want to add to the group, so won't buy another striker or centre back. It's a real real possibility that could end up fucking you guys over come season's end.
Probably motm so far
I don't know how you guys even care anymore. Bundesliga can't be exciting for you at all.
Mourhino would require 80 million to invest in the squad. Mourhino would be in the same position as Moyes with this squad.
Uh....yes? You're not fucking Sunderland or Fulham. Why would I call the supporters a joke based on a portion of them? If anything United fans deserve better than the current clusterfuck.So 15 league games into the season and sitting at 9th place makes our club look like a "fucking joke"?
If you had pointed out the fact that fans were walking out the stadium when we were just 1-0 down and said our supporters are a fucking joke, I'd be more inclined to agree.
But to base all your comments on our underperformance on the pitch and in a seaon that has not even crossed the halfway mark yet is laughable. We had the greatest manager of all time who was in charge for more than twenty years. Transition was more probably than not going to be painful. To say that we expected such poor performances is not exactly accurate but to call it surprising would be overstating it quite a bit.