Mase wrote:blues2win wrote:This is a far better team than Mancini’s or Pellegrini’s. We’ve dominated the Premier League this season with brilliant attractive football. A couple of sickening losses doesn’t change that.
Exactly. So why have we only won the same as Pellers?! That’s my point!!
Piccsnumberoneblue wrote:Mase wrote:blues2win wrote:This is a far better team than Mancini’s or Pellegrini’s. We’ve dominated the Premier League this season with brilliant attractive football. A couple of sickening losses doesn’t change that.
Exactly. So why have we only won the same as Pellers?! That’s my point!!
You stated you are making a point. It looks a lot like whinging to me.
Mase wrote:Piccsnumberoneblue wrote:Mase wrote:blues2win wrote:This is a far better team than Mancini’s or Pellegrini’s. We’ve dominated the Premier League this season with brilliant attractive football. A couple of sickening losses doesn’t change that.
Exactly. So why have we only won the same as Pellers?! That’s my point!!
You stated you are making a point. It looks a lot like whinging to me.
You whinging about me whinging. Ironic.
john68 wrote:At the end of Pellers reign, we had 2 trophies and a squad on the wane needing a rebuild. (Not Pellers fault)
Mase wrote:John in all honestly, i don’t usually respond to your threads or posts as I can’t be arsed reading most of what you write as it can be done in one line - then you fill it up with the same shit written differently a million times over in the hope that you can fill Ted’s shoes. Ultimately Ted left because people got bored of his long winded “I know more than you” posts.
It’s brilliant you know loads about our history. It certainly doesn’t mean you’re the only one allowed to have an opinion - hence the question. Thought about becoming a Liverpool fan?
Also, if you think that was ‘having a go’ at Piccs I’d hate for you to step foot in the real world. You wouldn’t last a minute.
sandman wrote:Irrespective of who is in charge or what squad we have any season when we win two trophies will be a massive success, even if one of them is the League cup.
Anybody who thinks differently either has a short memory or cannot remember how it felt to go decades without a pot.
I hate to hear our fans sounding like "them"
sandman wrote:Irrespective of who is in charge or what squad we have any season when we win two trophies will be a massive success, even if one of them is the League cup.
Anybody who thinks differently either has a short memory or cannot remember how it felt to go decades without a pot.
I hate to hear our fans sounding like "them"
BlueinBosnia wrote:Tokyo Blue wrote:Manuel Pellegrini and his achievements are being underrated at best, denigrated at worst, and that is very sad indeed.
I think Pellers' achievements are far greater than Pep's thus far. Pellers knew he wasn't in it for the long haul from day one, took a squad that had revolted against Mancini, and which still contained bits and bobs of deadwood, placated it, and got it back on the winning track. Moreover, the squad was ageing, and he was obviously somewhat hindered in the transfer market due to the stop-gap nature of his appointment. Only 32 appearances (including from the subs' bench) were made by players under 25 that season, 15% of them by a guy who is now warming the bench at a club on the brink of being relegated to League One, and he spent a net total of around £75m improving the team from the season before - considerably less than a Pogba.
On the flip side, had we not lost so humiliatingly and spinelessly to Liverpool, and then fluffed our consolation prize of winning the league at home against the Rags, or alternatively beaten Wigan and made it all the way to an unprecedented domestic Treble, I'd be more than satisfied with the outcome this season.
nottsblue wrote:sandman wrote:Irrespective of who is in charge or what squad we have any season when we win two trophies will be a massive success, even if one of them is the League cup.
Anybody who thinks differently either has a short memory or cannot remember how it felt to go decades without a pot.
I hate to hear our fans sounding like "them"
I’m of the opinion any pot in a season is a decent one. There are three to go round and at least 5/6 decent teams realistically challenging for the said pots. So at least 3 decent teams end the season empty handed
Crossie wrote:The fans of every other club in the country would tell us to slap ourselves for moaning about only winning 2 trophies.
Douglas Higginbottom wrote:Mase doesn't hate Pep does he? Seriously!
To not be happy with 2 trophies and also adding the fantastic football we have played I think is ludicrous.
edge275 wrote:It’s very simple to summarise.
We have had a terrible week with mistakes from Pep and the team, and horrendous/corrupt referee decisions. It’s been a real gut wrencher of a week, losing to our nearest rivals stopping us from claiming the premier league in front of them, and dumped out of the Champions League by the scousers.
However, we’ve played probably the best football the premier league has ever seen, we are winning the Premier League with some of the best statistics ever seen by any team in a top league and we’ve also won the League cup. As someone mentioned above me, there’s 3 ‘good’ teams in the league who could potentially win any of those 3 domestic cups. We’ve won 2 of them.
This team will also go down as one of, or even THE best Premier League team that’s ever been seen. Pellegrini’s team won’t.
So we can either dwell on one week that was marred with corrupt decisions, or we can celebrate a truly magnificent season that has been an absolute pleasure to watch. And guess what? It’s only going to get better.
Mase wrote:edge275 wrote:It’s very simple to summarise.
We have had a terrible week with mistakes from Pep and the team, and horrendous/corrupt referee decisions. It’s been a real gut wrencher of a week, losing to our nearest rivals stopping us from claiming the premier league in front of them, and dumped out of the Champions League by the scousers.
However, we’ve played probably the best football the premier league has ever seen, we are winning the Premier League with some of the best statistics ever seen by any team in a top league and we’ve also won the League cup. As someone mentioned above me, there’s 3 ‘good’ teams in the league who could potentially win any of those 3 domestic cups. We’ve won 2 of them.
This team will also go down as one of, or even THE best Premier League team that’s ever been seen. Pellegrini’s team won’t.
So we can either dwell on one week that was marred with corrupt decisions, or we can celebrate a truly magnificent season that has been an absolute pleasure to watch. And guess what? It’s only going to get better.
So are you happy with the two trophies or what mate?
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