They’re not playing. Game abandoned.
Would have been better for the goal differential if they had just forfeited and accepted the 3-0.
They’re not playing. Game abandoned.
I hate to say anything positive about those 6 months but … you are right. We didn’t get our arse handed to us inthose 6 months. It was more the fact Hodgeson openly said we were in a relegation fight just 5-6 games into the seasonHodgson was dire, but more in a 0:1 home defeat to Blackburn kind of dire – I don't remember us beaten 4,5-nil and the feeling of disrespect from our own star players.
No but we spent most of hodgson's time either in the bottom 3 or just hovering outside it . Our attacking football was actually worse though than utd's , it's just the face slapping owl had an organised defenceI hate to say anything positive about those 6 months but … you are right. We didn’t get our arse handed to us inthose 6 months. It was more the fact Hodgeson openly said we were in a relegation fight just 5-6 games into the season
Hodgson was dire, but more in a 0:1 home defeat to Blackburn kind of dire – I don't remember us beaten 4,5-nil and the feeling of disrespect from our own star players.
Oh thanks for the reminder !I assume that Goldbridge guy has exploded
This is actually what many of us had predicted. OK so in this game it made no difference, and the season has just started, but hopefully somewhere during the season, it will cost them.
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Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola says it will take time to get the best out of Erling Haaland when he faces packed defences, after seeing the striker have only eight touches as his side thrashed Bournemouth.
The Norway striker had to wait 18 minutes for his first touch, but used it to set up Ilkay Gundogan for City's opener, and Guardiola was not concerned by his lack of involvement overall. "Erling plays the most difficult job in the world, when you are a striker against a team defending like Bournemouth with three central defenders and two players in front of them," said Guardiola. "You are in the middle, how can you survive that?
It's such a strange one, the pace he showed for his goal against West Ham last week was almost unnatural, it was terrifying, however as a whole he just looks unsuited for the majority of City's games as shown yesterday. He'd get a godly amount of goals at Spurs, Madrid, or United (which hadn't melted down) where the style suits him down to the ground, however at City, sure he'll score loads but he wont be as transformative as he could have been at those.Yes, only 8 touches in the whole game for Haaland. Yes, they won 4:0 and one of the touches was an assist (MOTD showed a funny graphic where his only 2 passes the whole game were the assist and the kick-off), but as a player you cannot happy with such minimal involvement, it's not sustainable.
If Foden had bothered to square the ball for him at 0-0, he would have had an open goal.
Anyway, strange with so few involvements.
How many times have we said that about our forwards? Footballers are greedy cunts and only think about their own personal accolades.If Foden had bothered to square the ball for him at 0-0, he would have had an open goal.
Anyway, strange with so few involvements.
How many times have we said that about our forwards? Footballers are greedy cunts and only think about their own personal accolades.
It’ll be decided by a Son dive for a late penCan't wait for Chelsea/Spurs game, probably gonna be most pragmatic game in the PL since games between Rafa and Mourinho. It will all be in the fine margins, the little derails like which player farts first.
I love watching cricket at Trent Bridge, especially in muggy, swinging conditions.Fast start at the City Ground. Forest creating chances.
As a former resident of Nottingham, you’d think I would want them to do well. I don’t. I hate West Ham too. Can they both lose?
I was never into cricket but did laugh at all the fellas taking half day off work to walk up to watch the cricket.I love watching cricket at Trent Bridge, especially in muggy, swinging conditions.
I wasn't aware that swinging, cricket and muggy conditions went hand in hand. But whatever floats your boat.I love watching cricket at Trent Bridge, especially in muggy, swinging conditions.
Man, I had to read that twice.I wasn't aware that swinging, cricket and muggy conditions went hand in hand. But whatever floats your boat.
Keeper had it covered as well!Great save from the Forest defender.
Has the face of a guilty person.Great save from the Forest defender.
What a shit pen.Save from the penalty. Even managed to hold the ball.