Colin the King wrote:We have an excellent squad full of International players, even with injuries we're more than capable of sending out a team good enough to beat anyone. Spending money when things aren't going well just papers over the cracks- the reality is we should be doing better with THESE players and there's absolutely no guarantee that a further £80-100million is going to make everything alright. Time and a good standard of coaching is what makes a good team a brilliant one.
I'm sure most teams would love to have the squad depth we do- most have nowhere near it.
Slim wrote:FFS, Liverpool have nowhere near it, we are one or two players away from having a title challenging squad but without the leadership necessary to mould them into a team.
Colin the King wrote:We have an excellent squad full of International players, even with injuries we're more than capable of sending out a team good enough to beat anyone. Spending money when things aren't going well just papers over the cracks- the reality is we should be doing better with THESE players and there's absolutely no guarantee that a further £80-100million is going to make everything alright. Time and a good standard of coaching is what makes a good team a brilliant one.
I'm sure most teams would love to have the squad depth we do- most have nowhere near it.
Original Dub wrote:I don't give a fuck about Mark Hughes, I just want us to win tomorrow.
Colin the King wrote:We have an excellent squad full of International players, even with injuries we're more than capable of sending out a team good enough to beat anyone. Spending money when things aren't going well just papers over the cracks- the reality is we should be doing better with THESE players and there's absolutely no guarantee that a further £80-100million is going to make everything alright. Time and a good standard of coaching is what makes a good team a brilliant one.
I'm sure most teams would love to have the squad depth we do- most have nowhere near it.
Slim wrote:Original Dub wrote:I don't give a fuck about Mark Hughes, I just want us to win tomorrow.
There was something I wanted to get back to you on but I was banned at the time and I forgot...but I did remember the caption answer I thought was quite good....anyway.
Let's say tomo is D-day for Hughes. Win and he has the season, lose and he is gone.
We win, get knocked out of the semi final to the filth, lose the boro in the fa cup and finish 9th.
or
We lose, get Hiddink(or whoever, he aint my choice but that's not the point either), get to the final of the league cup, final of the fa cup and finish 4th in the league. Now knowing all this, would you want us to lose tomorrow?
I am not going to spring the AHA! thing on you, but when Riggers said this I think this was his point, obviously he has a crystal ball of some type because win or lose tomorrow I couldn't tell you what May would bring, but if he believes the second scenario was more likely under a new manager then I think that was the basis for his thoughts behing 'the greater good'. And welcome back off the foe list.
mcfc1632 wrote:Slim wrote:Original Dub wrote:I don't give a fuck about Mark Hughes, I just want us to win tomorrow.
There was something I wanted to get back to you on but I was banned at the time and I forgot...but I did remember the caption answer I thought was quite good....anyway.
Let's say tomo is D-day for Hughes. Win and he has the season, lose and he is gone.
We win, get knocked out of the semi final to the filth, lose the boro in the fa cup and finish 9th.
or
We lose, get Hiddink(or whoever, he aint my choice but that's not the point either), get to the final of the league cup, final of the fa cup and finish 4th in the league. Now knowing all this, would you want us to lose tomorrow?
I am not going to spring the AHA! thing on you, but when Riggers said this I think this was his point, obviously he has a crystal ball of some type because win or lose tomorrow I couldn't tell you what May would bring, but if he believes the second scenario was more likely under a new manager then I think that was the basis for his thoughts behing 'the greater good'. And welcome back off the foe list.
Do not normally bother to make comment like this - feel I am being a bit of a forum policeman or smartarse - but are you not deviating from the thread here into something that should be in the Hughes thread or the manager thread
Anyway back on topic - I am with OD here - I would certainly bring in a top RB on the 1st day of the window - possibly a LB and CM - but the RB is very important
Slim wrote:mcfc1632 wrote:Slim wrote:Original Dub wrote:I don't give a fuck about Mark Hughes, I just want us to win tomorrow.
There was something I wanted to get back to you on but I was banned at the time and I forgot...but I did remember the caption answer I thought was quite good....anyway.
Let's say tomo is D-day for Hughes. Win and he has the season, lose and he is gone.
We win, get knocked out of the semi final to the filth, lose the boro in the fa cup and finish 9th.
or
We lose, get Hiddink(or whoever, he aint my choice but that's not the point either), get to the final of the league cup, final of the fa cup and finish 4th in the league. Now knowing all this, would you want us to lose tomorrow?
I am not going to spring the AHA! thing on you, but when Riggers said this I think this was his point, obviously he has a crystal ball of some type because win or lose tomorrow I couldn't tell you what May would bring, but if he believes the second scenario was more likely under a new manager then I think that was the basis for his thoughts behing 'the greater good'. And welcome back off the foe list.
Do not normally bother to make comment like this - feel I am being a bit of a forum policeman or smartarse - but are you not deviating from the thread here into something that should be in the Hughes thread or the manager thread
Anyway back on topic - I am with OD here - I would certainly bring in a top RB on the 1st day of the window - possibly a LB and CM - but the RB is very important
Smart? No. Second part is right though. Maybe you should quote Dub's comment that I quoted and apply the same "policing" to him, but it's less about the post and more about the poster with you...sad little obsessed child.
mcfc1632 wrote:Therefore it follows that the "...but it's less about the post and more about the poster with you...sad little obsessed child" quote also more applies to you - as it was you that did this and me only (jokingly I thought) pointing this out (BTW - as feedback - it is normally at the point where you are in the wrong that you start to get abusive and personal I have noticed)
Chill a bit mate and stop taking yourself so seriously - this is a day when CITY are going to get back on track - enjoy it
Slim wrote:The poll was created when we were two months without a win, it was hardly foolish and ill-timed considering that before it was changed to a three choice version, it was 65% in favour of replacing him. And if you look at the season as a whole, with the exception of a couple of results, we haven't really lived up to our expectations. However in the first post I did say this wasn't a debate over anything and was just for people to vote, as we have hit 6 pages now I guess you and a few others are more interested in hearing their own trumpet than listening to others.
Slim wrote:mcfc1632 wrote:Therefore it follows that the "...but it's less about the post and more about the poster with you...sad little obsessed child" quote also more applies to you - as it was you that did this and me only (jokingly I thought) pointing this out (BTW - as feedback - it is normally at the point where you are in the wrong that you start to get abusive and personal I have noticed)
Chill a bit mate and stop taking yourself so seriously - this is a day when CITY are going to get back on track - enjoy it
Ohhhhh, none for two...actually three, but Wonderwall deleted a bunch of posts before he gave up trying, and just to stop you thinking that it's all about you, they weren't.Slim wrote:The poll was created when we were two months without a win, it was hardly foolish and ill-timed considering that before it was changed to a three choice version, it was 65% in favour of replacing him. And if you look at the season as a whole, with the exception of a couple of results, we haven't really lived up to our expectations. However in the first post I did say this wasn't a debate over anything and was just for people to vote, as we have hit 6 pages now I guess you and a few others are more interested in hearing their own trumpet than listening to others.
And your 'taking it on the chin' holds very little weight, your comments have since offered enough proof that you have no concept of how to 'take one on the chin'. Maybe something for you to work on?
King Kev wrote:Wow! I didn't understand a word of that!!Redna wrote:It all evolves 'round Robbie. He's not for real in the wet circumstances and was not Sparkys move. When things clear up We might see a true dawn. Not to mention the debacle in Copenhagen which might open up a freight terminal just north-west Altricham.
CTID!!
Dubaimancityfan wrote:King Kev wrote:Wow! I didn't understand a word of that!!Redna wrote:It all evolves 'round Robbie. He's not for real in the wet circumstances and was not Sparkys move. When things clear up We might see a true dawn. Not to mention the debacle in Copenhagen which might open up a freight terminal just north-west Altricham.
CTID!!
Yeah, he lost me too after the first sentence. But on the Robbie matter, I was utterly surprised to see him start at WHL, for if there was any match crying out that it is not the right one for Robbie to start, it was this one. We saw his away performances last season and especially in cold and wet conditions and the whole they were abysmal. So why start him against Spurs. Wishfull thinking on MH's part methinks. And he didn't dissapoint by having one of his worst performances in a City shirt.
Robbie is not a winger no matter what MH thinks and if he still wanted to play him, then it should have been behind Ade with Tevez going right in the absence of SWP. Petrov shud have started on the left and he proved to be much more effective in the brief cameo he had.
mcfc1632 wrote:but she simply has to have the last word and rambles around in discussion saying pointless things even when she knows that she is in the wrong etc
Colin the King wrote:We have an excellent squad full of International players, even with injuries we're more than capable of sending out a team good enough to beat anyone. Spending money when things aren't going well just papers over the cracks- the reality is we should be doing better with THESE players and there's absolutely no guarantee that a further £80-100million is going to make everything alright. Time and a good standard of coaching is what makes a good team a brilliant one.
I'm sure most teams would love to have the squad depth we do- most have nowhere near it.
Slim wrote:Original Dub wrote:I don't give a fuck about Mark Hughes, I just want us to win tomorrow.
There was something I wanted to get back to you on but I was banned at the time and I forgot...but I did remember the caption answer I thought was quite good....anyway.
Let's say tomo is D-day for Hughes. Win and he has the season, lose and he is gone.
We win, get knocked out of the semi final to the filth, lose the boro in the fa cup and finish 9th.
or
We lose, get Hiddink(or whoever, he aint my choice but that's not the point either), get to the final of the league cup, final of the fa cup and finish 4th in the league. Now knowing all this, would you want us to lose tomorrow?
I am not going to spring the AHA! thing on you, but when Riggers said this I think this was his point, obviously he has a crystal ball of some type because win or lose tomorrow I couldn't tell you what May would bring, but if he believes the second scenario was more likely under a new manager then I think that was the basis for his thoughts behing 'the greater good'. And welcome back off the foe list.
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