Goaters 103 wrote:Am I the only one thinking we just blew it today? We had so much of the ball, and they were right there for the taking and once again we just didn't do it, didn't take the opportunity, end of.
Silva, though he played well, missed the target from 5 yards, whilst Rooney busted the net with what was barely a half chance, and that is the nub of the game.
In the past year or so against them, we've had to absorb a 96th minute winner, a 94th minute winner and a Cup Semi defeat in the 93rd minute, and then today we lose to that.
Being a City fan is essentially a continuous kick in the bollocks, but the time for "could have beens" and "should have beens" has to end right now. As Blues, I think we are all sick of hard luck stories, and being told how much the club has advanced. Its time we won a game like that, and one of our highly paid staff came up with a goal like that when we need it. Its also time we won something ffs, and we can start with either the FA or Europa Cup this season - its the very least of what our support deserves having had to absorb what we have for the last 30 odd effin years.
And even after that rant, I still dont feel any better.
Sister of fu wrote:Goaters 103 wrote:Am I the only one thinking we just blew it today? We had so much of the ball, and they were right there for the taking and once again we just didn't do it, didn't take the opportunity, end of.
Silva, though he played well, missed the target from 5 yards, whilst Rooney busted the net with what was barely a half chance, and that is the nub of the game.
In the past year or so against them, we've had to absorb a 96th minute winner, a 94th minute winner and a Cup Semi defeat in the 93rd minute, and then today we lose to that.
Being a City fan is essentially a continuous kick in the bollocks, but the time for "could have beens" and "should have beens" has to end right now. As Blues, I think we are all sick of hard luck stories, and being told how much the club has advanced. Its time we won a game like that, and one of our highly paid staff came up with a goal like that when we need it. Its also time we won something ffs, and we can start with either the FA or Europa Cup this season - its the very least of what our support deserves having had to absorb what we have for the last 30 odd effin years.
And even after that rant, I still dont feel any better.
I was talking to Ant after the game and was bemoaning the fact that its just never us is it, never. I compared City to the girl of your dreams, that has everything, good looks, great personality but who continually cheats on you and lets you down. You love her that much that you think i will forgive her and try again for her to treat you like a queen or king for a few weeks but then fuck up again and break your heart. Fuck off City............until Tuesday.
BobbyJ1956 wrote:Ah, I am so fucking sick. When I saw the post from Sister Fu I read it out to the better half (who couldn't care 2 cents about football) in an attempt to show her that women care about City too. She at least managed an "I'm sorry" then asks if it would make me feel better if we saw the movie "Blue Valentine" tonight. No it bloody wouldn't. It might make me feel slightly better if I met some plastic red rag twat walking down the street this afternoon and I ripped off his nose and stuffed his feet down his throat; I might feel a bit better if Wayne fucking Rooney got his ugly head stuck in an elevator door as it zoomed upwards; it might even cheer me up if Fergiescum got arrested for being an agent of AlQaeda. But not enough. The only thing that will really make me feel better is finishing in the top three and winning a Cup this season, as a preliminary to going to that house of pain and winning 7-0 in a performance of stunning beauty and power that sets the standard for years to come.
Goaters 103 wrote:Am I the only one thinking we just blew it today? We had so much of the ball, and they were right there for the taking and once again we just didn't do it, didn't take the opportunity, end of.
Silva, though he played well, missed the target from 5 yards, whilst Rooney busted the net with what was barely a half chance, and that is the nub of the game.
In the past year or so against them, we've had to absorb a 96th minute winner, a 94th minute winner and a Cup Semi defeat in the 93rd minute, and then today we lose to that.
Being a City fan is essentially a continuous kick in the bollocks, but the time for "could have beens" and "should have beens" has to end right now. As Blues, I think we are all sick of hard luck stories, and being told how much the club has advanced. Its time we won a game like that, and one of our highly paid staff came up with a goal like that when we need it. Its also time we won something ffs, and we can start with either the FA or Europa Cup this season - its the very least of what our support deserves having had to absorb what we have for the last 30 odd effin years.
And even after that rant, I still dont feel any better.
failsworthblue wrote:
The best "football" team lost on the day.
The team that knows how to win won on the day.
We need to make that move to the next level now, if the scum get taken over and have plenty of money then we are never going to catch them and the pain is going to continue.
patrickblue wrote:failsworthblue wrote:
The best "football" team lost on the day.
The team that knows how to win won on the day.
We need to make that move to the next level now, if the scum get taken over and have plenty of money then we are never going to catch them and the pain is going to continue.
I was in total agreement with you till the last point. Taken over or not we have caught them and when we start beating them, it won't stop. Before this game I would have agreed with you, but not any more. They rode their luck, got out of jail, and I seriously think it was their swansong.
john68 wrote:Worra load of bollox....says more about you than City. Stop being so rags obsessed and FFS stop being so short sighted.
Losing a game to the team sat at the top of the league, on their own middin ain't the end of the World. No other team has won there.
Our journey to the top is long term. The Arabs understand that. Today is temporary...our development to the top is permanent.
...and yes, I am disappointed...and yes I hate the rags with a passion...but I ain't gonna slash my wrists because we haven't quite got to the point where we can beat the top of the League at the swamp. I will take the positive thoughts that we have come a long way, there is still a ton of work to do...but our showing today proved that we are so near...and marvellously in such a short space of time.
I think thast when we look back at the season's end, CL qualification, maybe a pot (or two) and we'll be chuclin all the way to the airport on our summer hols.
john68 wrote:Worra load of bollox....says more about you than City. Stop being so rags obsessed and FFS stop being so short sighted.
Losing a game to the team sat at the top of the league, on their own middin ain't the end of the World. No other team has won there.
Our journey to the top is long term. The Arabs understand that. Today is temporary...our development to the top is permanent.
...and yes, I am disappointed...and yes I hate the rags with a passion...but I ain't gonna slash my wrists because we haven't quite got to the point where we can beat the top of the League at the swamp. I will take the positive thoughts that we have come a long way, there is still a ton of work to do...but our showing today proved that we are so near...and marvellously in such a short space of time.
I think thast when we look back at the season's end, CL qualification, maybe a pot (or two) and we'll be chuclin all the way to the airport on our summer hols.
john68 wrote:Goaters Mate...You copuld possibly hear a similar speech (I hope not), next season too.
Forget the 1977 or the 1987 or even the 2007, this is a new City. 18 months of Hughes and now just over 12 months of Mancini, building on what he inherited.
We were told 2 things at the start of this project...1) That our ultimate aim was global football domination and 2)...That it would take a number of years...(not months). We should not forget that.
Today we played the current league leaders, on their own middin, where they have not lost all season. ^The league leaders who over many years have had the time to gradually strengthen their team, sort out their squad mentality and evolve into the side they are now.
Be honest with yourself, is it wholly reasonable to consider that we could develop a squad or team with the football quality, the winning mentality, the confidence and the on pitch instinctive play that would take us to the point where we would actually be the BEST team in the Prem?
On todays showing Mate...we aren't reallt that far away. Not there yet...but so very near.
Maybe we should be celebrating instead of feeling suicidal.
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