Great Leader Sprucenuce wrote:

I'm not sure how to react to that tbh.

Imagine giving credit to GK for team playing good football.

Firenze wrote:Credit to Napoli, they've turned it around a bit. Game much more even now. They were just robbed of a goal from a Stones handball too. In fact I'd say Napoli are dominating now.

It hit him on the chest Stevie Wonder.

If your guide dog barks twice it's not a penalty. FFS we've told you this before!!

Pretty sure Urban is already an upper mid carder

His career stagnated a bit. Dropped to midcard but now promoted again after this repackage.

MizRoots

RealGunner wrote:De Bruyne cutting a wwe promo here

#Debruyne pic.twitter.com/oD0OEBCroa

— MCFC (@Mancityfan2003) October 17, 2017

WTF

What a whiny petulant child

This is what happens when you dont beat your kids, lads

Great Leader Sprucenuce wrote:

I'm not sure how to react to that tbh.

He's criticizing after they won against the current Serie A leaders, I wouldn't really take it seriously.

Nah reason i was confused is because i actually agreed with his Bernado Silva comment lmfaooooo

Then the goalkeeper comment threw me off and left me in a state of confusion lol.

Guardiola just described Napoli as "probably the best team" he has ever faced

more sensationalist claims from that mong

we need City to get someone in to handle pre and post match conferences

Lucifer wrote:

Great Leader Sprucenuce wrote:

I'm not sure how to react to that tbh.

Imagine giving credit to GK for team playing good football.

Should I not give credit to the man for saving a penalty? Hmm maybe you are right and I should give the credit to Pep himself. After all he did his studies in Italy and specialised in Italian penalty saving skills which he directly explained to Ederson.

You are also right in that we should give credit to other gems he found in 50m man Sane, 60m man de Bruyne, 50m man Sterling and the unknown gem that was Gabriel Jesus. It's pretty amazing how he found these talents which no one had heard of and made them play good football. That is hard and you know it, I mean I do that in FIFA all the time but in real life I have never seen something like this.

Firenze wrote:more sensationalist claims from that mong

we need City to get someone in to handle pre and post match conferences

What's wrong with it lol? no one actually takes comments like that seriously and what's the difference between that and a manager who overhypes a team before a game?

Besides he's always hyperbolic with teams who actually play football against his team, i remember similar comments about Arsenal and Villarreal in the past.

He's just showing respect, really don't see the issue tbh.

urbaNRoots wrote:

Lucifer wrote:

Great Leader Sprucenuce wrote:

I'm not sure how to react to that tbh.

Imagine giving credit to GK for team playing good football.

Should I not give credit to the man for saving a penalty? Hmm maybe you are right and I should give the credit to Pep himself. After all he did his studies in Italy and specialised in Italian penalty saving skills which he directly explained to Ederson.

You are also right in that we should give credit to other gems he found in 50m man Sane, 60m man de Bruyne, 50m man Sterling and the unknown gem that was Gabriel Jesus. It's pretty amazing how he found these talents which no one had heard of and made them play good football. That is hard and you know it, I mean I do that in FIFA all the time but in real life I have never seen something like this.

Because only City is buying top players lol. Stahp with that dumb and boring "he bought players" bullshit will ya, every top team on the planet is doing that.

Tell me which manager has had the chance to spend 450m in two years, you won't get past PSG and no one will call Emery a genius if PSG do well in the next few years.

Are we still having this debate? Surely you can watch the game and see what he's doing is great like any other great manager.

How they are playing just doesn't magically happen no matter how much they spend.

Honestly this whole thing is tiresome, same arguments over and over again.

urbaNRoots wrote:Tell me which manager has had the chance to spend 450m in two years, you won't get past PSG and no one will call Emery a genius if PSG do well in the next few years.

Once again what's money has to do with any of this? At the end of the day what matters is the quality of squad at hand. We have sunk from Messi carried Pep to Ederson is carrying Pep I guess.

Team anti-Pep looks to be at wits end tbh, UrbaN with a meltdown rn

Team Pep don't talk. Team Pep just lets the results do the talking for them

Tbf three of you got triggered

urbaNRoots wrote:Tbf three of you got triggered

Nah not really you'd know if I was lol.

Like how I responded "you don't watch" stuff lol that was me getting triggered.

urbaNRoots wrote:Tbf three of you got triggered

You are not that good brah.

chemicalboy99 wrote:

Firenze wrote:Credit to Napoli, they've turned it around a bit. Game much more even now. They were just robbed of a goal from a Stones handball too. In fact I'd say Napoli are dominating now.

It hit him on the chest Stevie Wonder.

If your guide dog barks twice it's not a penalty. FFS we've told you this before!!

Yep, it wasn't a penalty.

City is playing very beautiful football this year. Much better than the last one.

Absolutely incredible from Pep tonight, the way he spent on Silva, Jesus, Sane, Otamendi, KdB, Walker, Ederson, Stones, Sterling, Gundogan, Danilo, etc is nothing short of philosophical. I honestly think he can transition to a university professor no problem. I mean the way he fixed that City's defense is an incredible feat in of itself. Chucking out Arsene's dead fullbacks from 10 years ago and injecting 3 new fullbacks was just amazing to see. Imposing that WIFI ban has showed its benefits tonight, just from the simple eye test. I don't think i saw a City player with a phone tonight? (correct me if im wrong). All in all, i was completely wrong about him, wish i'd realized that sooner. His Bayern team was just unlucky, should've been a back to back 3 time CL champion if it weren't for the country of Spain, just unlucky. I'm sure they can clinch it this year, Real has slowed down, Bayern is Bayern, only threat i see is Barca if Messi is in the mood.

City got dominated for 45 minutes and squeaked away with a narrow win at home. tbf I'm not really seeing anyone fellate Pep for this result, and rightly so.

2-2 would have been the fair result. With VAR, the handball would have been called and there would have been another penalty for Napoli. But, I think Napoli supporters would rather have Napoli out of European play altogether as they want to win the Scudetto this year.

breva wrote:2-2 would have been the fair result. With VAR, the handball would have been called and there would have been another penalty for Napoli. But, I think Napoli supporters would rather have Napoli out of European play altogether as they want to win the Scudetto this year.

Fair? It should have been 4 or 5-0 before Napoli even knew what day it was. If De Bruyne's shot which cannoned off the underside of the crossbar goes in it could have gone the way of Stoke.

Firenze wrote:City got dominated for 45 minutes and squeaked away with a narrow win at home. tbf I'm not really seeing anyone fellate Pep for this result, and rightly so.

In the world of the bus parker any team that manages to string more than 5 passes together in the opponents half of the field is domination.