Rag_hater wrote:johnpb78 wrote:IanBishopsHaircut wrote:MaineRoadMemories wrote:Pretty much every single report I've read at lunch and the radio from the drive home last night said we were awful for 65 minutes and Tevez saved the game single handedly. Most of the South Stand were getting pretty pissed off with our midfield and booing was starting about 50mins in. Surely the entire world and where I stand can't be wrong and we actually did play good football last night?
Noones questioning that...what we are having a go at is the twats that have to rub in the fact we were not playing well DESPITE the fact we won 3-0
It's always glass half empty with these cunts
But if it is a fact, why should they not comment on it.
They are hardly making it up are they, so why the abuse? We were fucking awful, and have been in pretty much every game I have been to under Mancini regardless of the result.
Fucking awful seems a tad OTT to me.Maybe we were boring and have been for the majority of games that Roberto has been in charge.However our position in the table and the results we have achieved so far says to me that we have been quite effective.The fact that it boring to watch and in some aspects a bit lacking it is nontheless effective and a style that we are gonna have to get accustomed to if we expect success.Boring,defensive,cagey football is gonna be the price of success with the way this team is made up.
The performances have been dreadful mate. This is all some of the guys on the thread have said, nobody is arguing about the results - although on the occasions we have lost or drawn, it is because we have put in the same poor performance and application that we saw last night, but come up against a more organised team who wanted it more. We didnt get away with it against, Hull, Stoke, Everton twice, Sunderland etc, when our performances were little different to last night's.
Its nothing to do with winning 7-0 and playing samba football, but more to do with the fact that for large parts of the game, the team were totally disorganised, many of the players picked were badly out of form, and that showed when the ball was invariably either passed into touch or a wigan player. Any better side would have taken advantage last night, as we saw with Everton last week
Given that we are now only left to play the better sides in the league, this is the cause for concern.