BobbyJ1956 wrote:Three things that seem obvious:
1. Aguero & Tevez together is a must, after how they combined in recent matches. Gary Neville's analysis of this was dead right.
2. Balotelli & AJ as impact subs if needed. Neither should start.
3. Richards at full back.
Want to see YaYa push on up front. They are scared of his surges and he can repeat his Wembley performances if he's allowed to go forwards, but i can't decide if DeJong or MIlner should be the one to anchor things so he can do that. Would like to see Pizarro on the bench as cover for Silva if Silva's still missing some of his earlier spark.
The only place where they are better than City is with Nani or Valencia going down the wing and crossing it. Who's going to cut out that threat?
DoomMerchant wrote:it's not popular, and, tin hat on, most blues won't agree...
but Balotelli...he has a lot to prove and will do something special.
cheers
ashton287 wrote:Balo can fuck off and come on later on, don't give him the opportunity tonfuck us over.
Pretty sure if zabs starts they will get a penalty or he will just get skinned in open play and they will score. It has to be Richards and he has to stay on for the whole 90.
De gea is shit and tevez will fire a few shots at him which will unsettle his shaky hands aswell.
DoomMerchant wrote:it's not popular, and, tin hat on, most blues won't agree...
but Balotelli...he has a lot to prove and will do something special.
cheers
DoomMerchant wrote:it's not popular, and, tin hat on, most blues won't agree...
but Balotelli...he has a lot to prove and will do something special.
cheers
trout man wrote:Thinking about it from the psychological perspective in respect of Tevez and Balo, would you rather be facing a fresh Tevez coming on at 60mins in a tight derby or Balo? I feel Mancini will see this game going to the wire and if a substitution is to be made to win the game then Tevez ( for a whole range of reasons) is the one player that would instill a sense of fear into the scum. It's a gamble I know, but I feel that if Balo is a plausible option for Mancini he will start with him and unleash Tevez on a tired scum team as they will have been chasing the ball for the majority of the previous 60 mins.
Ted Hughes wrote:trout man wrote:Thinking about it from the psychological perspective in respect of Tevez and Balo, would you rather be facing a fresh Tevez coming on at 60mins in a tight derby or Balo? I feel Mancini will see this game going to the wire and if a substitution is to be made to win the game then Tevez ( for a whole range of reasons) is the one player that would instill a sense of fear into the scum. It's a gamble I know, but I feel that if Balo is a plausible option for Mancini he will start with him and unleash Tevez on a tired scum team as they will have been chasing the ball for the majority of the previous 60 mins.
Tevez is currently passing the ball as well as or better than Silva & Nasri, which for a striker is incredible. It is rubbing off on Aguero who is losing the ball a lot less than he was. Every time we've brought on Tevez for a decent spell, we've started passing the ball & looked like scoring. With Balotelli in the team v Arsenal, we passed it like Stoke.
trout man wrote:Thinking about it from the psychological perspective in respect of Tevez and Balo, would you rather be facing a fresh Tevez coming on at 60mins in a tight derby or Balo? I feel Mancini will see this game going to the wire and if a substitution is to be made to win the game then Tevez ( for a whole range of reasons) is the one player that would instill a sense of fear into the scum. It's a gamble I know, but I feel that if Balo is a plausible option for Mancini he will start with him and unleash Tevez on a tired scum team as they will have been chasing the ball for the majority of the previous 60 mins.
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