Naby Keita

[gratziani]

I tend to agree. We are clearly on an upward curve here. If it was not for City having a ridiculous season we'd be up challenging for the title.

We have lost the second least amount of games this season. Scoring the second most amount of goals. We are sitting nicely in third position 3 points off second with about 14 games to play - we'd have killed for this position in every season bar one over the last 10.

We have broken our own transfer record about 3 or 4 times in the last 2 seasons. We have made an insane profit on one of our best players and have a manager with the patience to spend it wisely. His signings have nearly always been inspired.

And on the manager. He has been pretty amazing. Arguably only City and Spurs fans wouldn't swap for him in the entire country. And that is just in this country.

Look at Man U. They have recreated the problem they had when they had Rooney. How are they going to fit Pogba and Sanchez in the same team without ruining the impact of one of them. Arsenal have the same issue. Chelsea are a strange team with fluctuating results. Spurs a re pretty solid and sensible () but Real will want their manager soon. City are financially able to out manouver anyone (though our record signing is at a higher value than theirs).

The glass is very half full from where I am sitting.

Good post mate

But i do feel like we are accepting selling Coutinho as some kind of masterstroke,

I have no problems with him moving and i think we all knew he was going at some time but it is the replacement for him that is the catalyst for many of us.

He was arguably our best player

[Shaggy]

I tend to agree. We are clearly on an upward curve here. If it was not for City having a ridiculous season we'd be up challenging for the title.

We have lost the second least amount of games this season. Scoring the second most amount of goals. We are sitting nicely in third position 3 points off second with about 14 games to play - we'd have killed for this position in every season bar one over the last 10.

We have broken our own transfer record about 3 or 4 times in the last 2 seasons. We have made an insane profit on one of our best players and have a manager with the patience to spend it wisely. His signings have nearly always been inspired.

And on the manager. He has been pretty amazing. Arguably only City and Spurs fans wouldn't swap for him in the entire country. And that is just in this country.

Look at Man U. They have recreated the problem they had when they had Rooney. How are they going to fit Pogba and Sanchez in the same team without ruining the impact of one of them. Arsenal have the same issue. Chelsea are a strange team with fluctuating results. Spurs a re pretty solid and sensible () but Real will want their manager soon. City are financially able to out manouver anyone (though our record signing is at a higher value than theirs).

The glass is very half full from where I am sitting.

We are also the form team in the league.

[BigChief]

Good post Buzzo. I was hoping/expecting that Utd had yet again bought another ageing mercenary to fit into an unsuitable outfit and its proving to be the case. Pogba needs TWO defensive midfielders behind him. So with Sanchez having to start games that means dropping Martial (Rashford already been dropped).

Its all a mess. At least with Klopp there is a plan - even moving Mane to the left despite some people's reservations here about that. If we could cut out the unnecessary sideways passes against minnows then we'll be laughing. Matip's performane in the last game showed we may be changing that tact. VVD also likes to stride forward Rio-style to break the ranks.

[Irishnev]

Good post Buzzo. I was hoping/expecting that Utd had yet again bought another ageing mercenary to fit into an unsuitable outfit and its proving to be the case. Pogba needs TWO defensive midfielders behind him. So with Sanchez having to start games that means dropping Martial (Rashford already been dropped).

Its all a mess. At least with Klopp there is a plan - even moving Mane to the left despite some people's reservations here about that. If we could cut out the unnecessary sideways passes against minnows then we'll be laughing. Matip's performane in the last game showed we may be changing that tact. VVD also likes to stride forward Rio-style to break the ranks.

Hansen or Agger would work better here

[Les Zeffelin]

I tend to agree. We are clearly on an upward curve here. If it was not for City having a ridiculous season we'd be up challenging for the title.

We have lost the second least amount of games this season. Scoring the second most amount of goals. We are sitting nicely in third position 3 points off second with about 14 games to play - we'd have killed for this position in every season bar one over the last 10.

We have broken our own transfer record about 3 or 4 times in the last 2 seasons. We have made an insane profit on one of our best players and have a manager with the patience to spend it wisely. His signings have nearly always been inspired.

And on the manager. He has been pretty amazing. Arguably only City and Spurs fans wouldn't swap for him in the entire country. And that is just in this country.

Look at Man U. They have recreated the problem they had when they had Rooney. How are they going to fit Pogba and Sanchez in the same team without ruining the impact of one of them. Arsenal have the same issue. Chelsea are a strange team with fluctuating results. Spurs a re pretty solid and sensible () but Real will want their manager soon. City are financially able to out manouver anyone (though our record signing is at a higher value than theirs).

The glass is very half full from where I am sitting.

[danperkins]

I tend to agree. We are clearly on an upward curve here. If it was not for City having a ridiculous season we'd be up challenging for the title.

We have lost the second least amount of games this season. Scoring the second most amount of goals. We are sitting nicely in third position 3 points off second with about 14 games to play - we'd have killed for this position in every season bar one over the last 10.

We have broken our own transfer record about 3 or 4 times in the last 2 seasons. We have made an insane profit on one of our best players and have a manager with the patience to spend it wisely. His signings have nearly always been inspired.

And on the manager. He has been pretty amazing. Arguably only City and Spurs fans wouldn't swap for him in the entire country. And that is just in this country.

Look at Man U. They have recreated the problem they had when they had Rooney. How are they going to fit Pogba and Sanchez in the same team without ruining the impact of one of them. Arsenal have the same issue. Chelsea are a strange team with fluctuating results. Spurs a re pretty solid and sensible () but Real will want their manager soon. City are financially able to out manouver anyone (though our record signing is at a higher value than theirs).

The glass is very half full from where I am sitting.

upbeat post

[Norbs]

Narky ****ers this lot aren't they

https://twitter.com/RBLeipzig_EN/sta...88585520304128

That's quite odd considering it can only be aimed at us. Weird ****ers

[BigChief]

That's quite odd considering it can only be aimed at us. Weird ****ers

Small clubs will act small time. We should announce him in July still in his Leipzig shirt.

[baitman]

Small clubs will act small time. We should announce him in July still in his Leipzig shirt.

...and with a hanful of red cards, caption says "i enjoyed my rest time"

[BigChief]

...and with a hanful of red cards, caption says "i enjoyed my rest time"

Perfect.

[EwarWoo]

"Small clubs will act small time. We should do something small time"

[BigChief]

"Small clubs will act small time. We should do something small time"

As a big club its our duty to teach.

[Norbs]

Keita assisted Lookman's winner for RB Leipzig yesterday. Everton fans apoplectic

[BobTheCharmer]

Missed a ****ing sitter too when he decided not to stoop and head the ball.

We will need some beef behind him to get the best out of him. Love the way he always looks forward.

[labourRed]

Keita assisted Lookman's winner for RB Leipzig yesterday. Everton fans apoplectic

They can take solace in the fact RB finishing in the top four will cost us more.