failsworthblue wrote:Nothing Changes
Any Team struggling for a win with a new Striker.
Seen it for the last 30yrs!
Niall Quinns Discopants wrote:The target for the season was to make it to Champion's League. As far as I can see we are still very much on course.
brite blu sky wrote:[highlight]We now wait to see what the reaction to this will be.[/highlight] I think everyone is aware that the attack was out of sorts yesterday, there was no spark. That can happen but i rekon unlikely to happen that often.
A while back I was thinking that City could aim for about 80pts.. and see where that got us. A few weeks ago that translated into only allowing 2 losses and about 4 draws from the games left. Since then we have lost once, yesterday, and drew once v Arsenal.
Villa was a major fail which means that we need to make amends by winning a game we would be less expected to. Staying with the same target of 80pts we now can only drop 7 pts in the 14 games left. 1 loss and 4 draws. It was a massive challenge before the Villa game and it still is, but if this team rekon on being title challengers in spirit then it is round abouts what they have to do.
It is safe to say that from here on in we will learn a lot about the character of this squad. As the general gelling question is now over, there are no real excuses anymore.
bluej wrote:brite blu sky wrote:[highlight]We now wait to see what the reaction to this will be.[/highlight] I think everyone is aware that the attack was out of sorts yesterday, there was no spark. That can happen but i rekon unlikely to happen that often.
A while back I was thinking that City could aim for about 80pts.. and see where that got us. A few weeks ago that translated into only allowing 2 losses and about 4 draws from the games left. Since then we have lost once, yesterday, and drew once v Arsenal.
Villa was a major fail which means that we need to make amends by winning a game we would be less expected to. Staying with the same target of 80pts we now can only drop 7 pts in the 14 games left. 1 loss and 4 draws. It was a massive challenge before the Villa game and it still is, but if this team rekon on being title challengers in spirit then it is round abouts what they have to do.
It is safe to say that from here on in we will learn a lot about the character of this squad. As the general gelling question is now over, there are no real excuses anymore.
When we lost to Everton we won the next three, I'd fancy us to kick on again. I was frustrated by yesterday's performance but didn't think we did that much wrong, it was different to the Birmingham game in that respect.
john68 wrote:A few weeks ago, we found we had a problem with teams coming to CoMS and massing defences. That in itself was a sign of our progress and how other coaches gave us their respect.
Who would have thought that such a short time later that a team like Villa would feel it necessary to mass their defence at home? That is a sure sign of our progress.
It may give us a few problems for a short time but we'll get through it and be a better team because of it. It's somethingwe'll need to experience and overcome. Just another phase in our moving forward.
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