murpho999 wrote: » Crazy game. We just need Claudio Bravo on the sidelines eating a pie to finish it off.
Turtwig wrote: » That was ridiculous in every sense of the word. 0-0 return leg now probably. :pac:
Unearthly wrote: » Bt just robbed your joke
elefant wrote: » For comedy value, it would've been amazing if Sane's goal had hit off Sterling. Some game.
niallo27 wrote: » Lineker stole your joke.
blueser wrote: » Don't kid yourself; we're out of this.
[Deleted User] wrote: » What is going on with the BT panel they admit he gets a touch on the ball but still a peno
Jayop wrote: » Ahem? What a finish to a game. Fair play city fans!
blueser wrote: » Fair enough. But, when I posted that, could you see us doing what we did? I certainly couldn't. And the job is nowhere near done. A three goal lead would have been nice. 2-0 to Monaco (certainly not an impossibility with our defence) and we're toast.
Andersonisgod wrote: » BT are frustrating. Gerrard criticising City for playing from the back but lauding their attacking is, by definition, a contradiction. One can't happen without the other.
murpho999 wrote: » I think it was actually my tweet they read out.
sReq | uTeK wrote: » HAHHAHAHAHAH Yes no temperature has ever attacked without playing it out from the back
Jayop wrote: » haha, yeah just having a laugh, I thought you were goosed at that stage too and I'm just glad it was you a City fan that posted that and not one of our boys or you'd be rightfully doing some serious gloating now!
Andersonisgod wrote: » Confusing as your post is I think I see what you are getting at. When the team has been set up to be a possession based side literally from day 1 of Guardiola's reign, wouldn't it be rather self defeating to intentionally kick the ball back to the opposition everytime you get it? Gerrard, in one moment, praises City's stunning first goal which is the result of playing from the back, only to later say they shouldn't do this. That goal, and most of City's attacks, can't happen if they don't build up from the back. It's a tenant of possession football, it always has been. To delight in it's succeess but condemn it when errors occur makes no cohesive sense.