jimmygrimble2 wrote:Am pissed off with the press and certain other fans giving out with the bollox that City won like that 'cos it was "ony Swansea".
Was sort of expecting negative jealous shit - we will have to get used to that - but this particular bollox really gets on my tits.
City were fucking superb (after about 15mins!) :-) and this is exactly what we should be doing to teams like Swansea - no disrespect intended.
I've known times when I would have been shitting meself at the thought of them turning us over in shock defeat but was never in any doubt this time round.
We have sent the message that we are serious about winning the league and we have to continue treating the "smaller" teams like this and banging in a hatful of goals against them. Fuck them - if we have the opportunity to score 5, 6, or even 7 then we should be taking it.
1-0, 2-0 wins against the scum, tottingham, scouse, the arse etc will be realistic and certainly feasible and together with "big" wins against strugglers and weaker teams should hopefully put an end to the "yeah but it was only xxx".
what do you think?
Alioune DVToure wrote:jimmygrimble2 wrote:Am pissed off with the press and certain other fans giving out with the bollox that City won like that 'cos it was "ony Swansea".
Was sort of expecting negative jealous shit - we will have to get used to that - but this particular bollox really gets on my tits.
City were fucking superb (after about 15mins!) :-) and this is exactly what we should be doing to teams like Swansea - no disrespect intended.
I've known times when I would have been shitting meself at the thought of them turning us over in shock defeat but was never in any doubt this time round.
We have sent the message that we are serious about winning the league and we have to continue treating the "smaller" teams like this and banging in a hatful of goals against them. Fuck them - if we have the opportunity to score 5, 6, or even 7 then we should be taking it.
1-0, 2-0 wins against the scum, tottingham, scouse, the arse etc will be realistic and certainly feasible and together with "big" wins against strugglers and weaker teams should hopefully put an end to the "yeah but it was only xxx".
what do you think?
I don't get wound up about the press, but I do appreciate that downplaying our drubbing whilst proclaiming that the Munes are 'nailed on' for the title after a lucky 2-1 win at WBA is ridiculous. But whatever. I honestly couldn't give a flying cunt about the press or envious fans of other sides.
jimmygrimble2 wrote:1-0, 2-0 wins against the scum, tottingham, scouse, the arse etc will be realistic.
dazby wrote:We should be comfortable with our underdog status. Let em heap the pressure on the rags. Build em up and let them fall.
DoomMerchant wrote:dazby wrote:We should be comfortable with our underdog status. Let em heap the pressure on the rags. Build em up and let them fall.
underdog status? it's more like "us vs the world." That's more like almost the opposite of the underdog, no?
dazby wrote:DoomMerchant wrote:dazby wrote:We should be comfortable with our underdog status. Let em heap the pressure on the rags. Build em up and let them fall.
underdog status? it's more like "us vs the world." That's more like almost the opposite of the underdog, no?
not in regards to winning the title. We are defo the doggies in that regard.
john@staustell wrote:The immediate reaction was that "WOW City are going t win the league". But then there was a bit of a reaction along less hysterical lines. To be expected.
11 months ago every wise head told us Chelsea would win the league by a country mile, which turned out not to be the case.
ant london wrote:I think that's a bit overly negative re our tactics/approach at the outset.
I have no issue with us setting out with a plan for the first 15-20 minutes of taking the sting out of the opposition and then starting to impose our game on them and I think that is what we were aiming to do. Had Silva's shot that the keeper saved or the one that hit the bar gone in I think we would have seen the performance of the second half starting earlier but things just didn't run for us.
We were well in control of the game and playing positively well before Kun came on IMO.
Swansea looked great on the ball but in reality (even in that first 20-25 minutes) did they really threaten our goal or look seriously like they could win the game, I say not. We always had the upper hand even when we weren't totally controlling the ball.
I criticised him plenty last season but I've got some faith now that he knows what he's doing and the team can actually implement his t types of game plans rather than turning out turgid one paced crapennacio
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