johnny crossan wrote:Who is Big Steve?
A woman we know ?
johnny crossan wrote:Who is Big Steve?
roddysaint wrote:City are like that star racehorse heavily favored in the bookies, but when you look into its eyes and run a hand over its fur, you know that it's run one course too many. The glint in its eyes is gone. Its bones and joints creak.
Is it called Big Steve?roddysaint wrote:City are like that star racehorse heavily favored in the bookies, but when you look into its eyes and run a hand over its fur, you know that it's run one course too many. The glint in its eyes is gone. Its bones and joints creak.
johnny crossan wrote:Is it called Big Steve?roddysaint wrote:City are like that star racehorse heavily favored in the bookies, but when you look into its eyes and run a hand over its fur, you know that it's run one course too many. The glint in its eyes is gone. Its bones and joints creak.
my solution is to convince myself we came back from 2 down in extra times1ty m wrote:johnny crossan wrote:Is it called Big Steve?roddysaint wrote:City are like that star racehorse heavily favored in the bookies, but when you look into its eyes and run a hand over its fur, you know that it's run one course too many. The glint in its eyes is gone. Its bones and joints creak.
Lol. Fucking lol. I'm on wine to anaesthetise myself. This made me laugh, many thanks.
blues2win wrote:Grealish plays a lot better with someone outside him. He’ll never be an out and out winger.
s1ty m wrote:roddysaint wrote:City are like that star racehorse heavily favored in the bookies, but when you look into its eyes and run a hand over its fur, you know that it's run one course too many. The glint in its eyes is gone. Its bones and joints creak.
Is there a vote for post of the year? This is it, it just fucking nails it. It's funny too, gallows-style.
PeterParker wrote:Serious question: Anyone expected this year to have another go?
To reach the same level like last season?
stupot wrote:Worst 2 players on the field today were Walker and Alvarez- that Palace left back is good, had Bernardo more or less in his pocket. We just didn't want to go forward from an hour into the game.
blues2win wrote:I’d like to see Stones Doku and Kevin playing together regularly. They would have made a huge difference today,
True - but if Kev was back etc. Sadly he isn't and neither of our new recruits could make the starting XI this afternoon. Difficult to understand why Stones didn't play - being saved for a meaningless game in Jeddah.blues2win wrote:Yes although Erling has played in a lot of our recent disappointing matches.
Harry Dowd scored wrote:PeterParker wrote:Serious question: Anyone expected this year to have another go?
To reach the same level like last season?
I know where you are coming from. However, I asked a similar question after we lost 2-1 at home to Brentford before the World Cup break.
PeterParker wrote:Serious question: Anyone expected this year to have another go? To reach the same level like last season?
blues2win wrote:Palace deployed the familiar deep defensive block. Very little room at all through the middle. It was very difficult for Alvarez Rico and Foden as a result. Rodri had more room coming from deeper but we needed to work play down the flanks. Gvardiol and Grealish combined decently down the left but Walker and Bernardo far less well down the right. This was chiefly because Walker simply hasn’t got the technique to put in quality ball from wide positions. Gvardiol I suspect can but he largely left it to Grealish.
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