This is doing my frigging head in. I feel like it’s slipping away & Mo is just watching on. Not just him but he’s been our savior for so long so I expect him to drag us out of this **** spell.
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mo and bobby`s form has gone to **** latelyOh I say his vision there was lovelyComment
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Brooks is out for the Bournemouth matchWas muß, das muß.Comment
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A bad week for us. Only 1 point worse off with 2 less to go.
Frustrating that we had a chance at City to shut the door and again this week but nothing fatal. Hopefully we learn from this wobble before the run in than have it then when it's intensified by 100.Comment
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A win against Bournemouth puts the pressure right back on City to beat Chelsea.
Not to mention the worlds longest of long shots that they might still drop points against Everton.Comment
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Even draws are viewed as catastrophic right now.
A draw for City tonight will therefor be a disaster for them. An evening game so the crowd should be fired up... surely Everton can at least try and get a draw...?Modifying post.Comment
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I genuinely expected nothing from Everton tomorrow. I can foresee me watching the game, Everton being dire and me getting very angry. Cannot see them doing us any favours whatsoever.. Chelsea on the other have players can cause City big problems. We just need to get our **** together and get back to dominating teams.Comment
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I felt the same when they played Newcastle.
Everton are due to put in a performance for their manager. And I seem to recall them getting draws v City recently.
The pressure is back on them, let’s see what happens
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I hope people line up on the streets before the Bournemouth game, that exciting feel good factor might translate through to the players. The last few performances stale and lacking passion.Comment
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Mo is a bit **** with his back to goal... all his danger comes from running with the ball or onto the ball and he has not had much chance to do that in the last 2 games in particular..Originally posted by rodo View Post
Its a symptom of how **** the midfield has been... no urgency/quality in passing or or turning the oppositions players to face their own goal.
Bobby was especially bad last night and seemed to play like the ball was a hot potato and didnt want it.
We are just too slow coming out from the back coupled with a serious lack of runs from a deeper position from the forwards so we are harder to pick up/be marked.
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Feel free to label me however you want just because I dont agree with you. And there are countless examples of a loan player coming in and affecting the team in a positive way. To think this isnt true or somehow RARE is a stupid thing to say.Originally posted by Pablo View PostComment
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I would honestly say it's pretty rare. Maybe even capital letters rare. In terms of Liverpool's incoming loans in the past 10 years or so:Originally posted by vlahka View Post
Steven Caulker
Javier Manquillo
Victor Moses
Aly Cissokho
Nuri Sahin
Not exactly something we've done well out of in the past.
As I say my main point is that if there was a good loan deal to be made, or even a big money signing, I think we would have done it.
I just don't think a panic loan was the answer.Comment
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As stated, I'm talking about the SAME fixtures both teams have played so far, not overall.Originally posted by Fredo View PostComment
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It's not as though Higuain has made an impact at Chelsea...What do you mean it could've been anyone? Name me one person who's got a grudge against penguins
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F*** off!!!Comment
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We should have a thread to guess how quickly everton will concede to city.Originally posted by danperkins View Post
Id say about five minutes
removing all the weak links makes us stronger
too many gutless players, no beef or desire. pussies everywhere... sack them all.Comment
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