EDIT: Not sure where to put this but is it me or does Tim Cahill (pundit on MOTD) sound like he's had his balls squeezed in a vice? The squeaky voiced twat!
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EDIT: Not sure where to put this but is it me or does Tim Cahill (pundit on MOTD) sound like he's had his balls squeezed in a vice? The squeaky voiced twat!
This made me laugh
"David James have the potential to be a great player. It’s just need nurtured better"
Nice! Maybe having two keepers is the answer for this shower
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"David James have the potential to be a great player. It’s just need nurtured better"
Nice! Maybe having two keepers is the answer for this shower
😀
Like Boris Johnson said: 'Get the details right!'
Hard to watch, yeah... because I was pissing myself through every second.
It’s really lovely how the 4:0 against Chelsea on the opening day of the season sent expectations sky-rocketing for them only to be gently parachuted back down to earth in the next 3 games.
All throughout the pre-season, the optimists among them were trying to convince themselves and others that with a “proper pre-season” Ole would bring back the vigour of the post-Mourinho bounce. The first game seemed to confirm it and some. Now they will have a whole International break to fume, hand-wring and bicker over the growing realization that the REAL level of this team is somewhere around the 3 wins in 16 since Ole has been appointed permanent manager. They are already tearing into Rashford and Lindelof; it’s doom and gloom galore.
I’m sure seeing us at the top of the league also helps their mood plenty.
All throughout the pre-season, the optimists among them were trying to convince themselves and others that with a “proper pre-season” Ole would bring back the vigour of the post-Mourinho bounce. The first game seemed to confirm it and some. Now they will have a whole International break to fume, hand-wring and bicker over the growing realization that the REAL level of this team is somewhere around the 3 wins in 16 since Ole has been appointed permanent manager. They are already tearing into Rashford and Lindelof; it’s doom and gloom galore.
I’m sure seeing us at the top of the league also helps their mood plenty.
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You need to tell them that the coach incident was just a bit of craic and see how they respond before you can truly judge.
Hard to watch for the neutrals? Haha, talk about taking football far too seriously. Bless this old man who's football team has gone from 1st to 6th. What a heart-breaking tragedy for the nation. Fuck off.
Meanwhile their "youngster" Lingaard is getting a free pass.
Less of a parachute more of a lead weight
That part where he crys about Wan Bissaka reminds me of that Newcastle fan who called in Talksport a few years back and started crying about Micky Quinn - "scored so many goals"
Exactly, haha.
Have to feel for Pep, working on a shoestring budget - "We cannot afford it like other teams can afford it,"
https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/49544903
https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/49544903
Unity stems from the manager and a Board backing the manager. If Man Utd get Allegri or Ancelotti, they could start being a different proposition.
It stems from the state of people's brains at the club. Imagine how fast a mother reacts to her child being in danger. That's the reaction time you need across the team. If you instruct the players how to react in different situations, then they have to process that somewhere inside their brain before they do it, which slows them down. It's not going to be noticeable for a single player, but when you run it forward over all eleven players, their collective movements become a disjointed mess. The scums problem is that they're attributing this mess to tactics and transfers.
The best managers will give a few specific instructions, then trust the players to make the right movements for everything else. If you care about your teammate, and moving to the left hurts them, moving to the right helps them, that emotional feedback will quickly ensure it all falls into place and you move to the right instantly next time around. Because the scum players don't get that feedback, because they have no real feeling towards each other, they get their feedback from a video debriefing session the following day.
Reminds me of a MEN headline in 1989, declaring them champions elect after an opening day 4-1 win against Arsenal at Old Toilet
The signs were there in that Chelsea game also. Chelsea looked much better early on, and built their play from behind while United flooked it upwards when they had the chance. Chelsea came very Close on a couple of occassions and a 2-2 Draw would probably have been the right result that day.
Guardiola is such a fucking cunt
Never heard of if. I went into my brain, imagined the players as nodes, then considered the variables that effect the properties of each node, and the rest revealed itself from there.
I’d never want to be involved with you in business but would pay good money to watch you from afar.
Not as long as they the same mega lo maniac at the top, it really doesn’t matter whom they get. Allegri isn’t suited to building a side like Conte.
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”When will Klopp and Pep quit watch” thread over at Prawn Sandwich Cafe says it all really lol
https://www.redcafe.net/threads/how-long-will-pep-and-klopp-stay-at-city-and-liverpool.450119/
https://www.redcafe.net/threads/how-long-will-pep-and-klopp-stay-at-city-and-liverpool.450119/
Why do the care when Guardiola quits? It won't make that much difference to City, they could win the league with any decent-ish manager
We're the ones who should worry, because Klopp IS the difference
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