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City Vs Man U Nov 11th 4:30pm. Sky Sports Main event/PL

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  • #92
    Bridge93
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    Scoreline flatters United. Gulf in class is frightening


  • #93
    Fann Linn
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    Making a fool of Utd at the end there.


  • #94
    Dcully
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    WTF is up with Mata, cant take it lol , utterly pathetic from him there.


  • #95
    Mr.Nice Guy
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    Might as well change the shirt and socks to black as well and then the transition to becoming Wimbledon will be complete.

    Jose out.


  • #96
    SlickRic
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    Pep giving out to Sterling at the end there sums up that team and their mindset.

    They're beating 100 points this season.


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  • #97
    mugsymugsy
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    Bridge93 wrote: »
    Scoreline flatters United. Gulf in class is frightening

    Was going to post exactly the same. Pep showing up Jose. Wouldn't have mattered if Pogba or Sanchez was playing.

    Peps style is leap years ahead of Mourinho.


  • #98
    fullstop
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    MrMac84 wrote: »
    Very emotional pre match there

    The main emotion post match looks to be joy.


  • #99
    blueser
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    That's very gratifying. Roll on work tomorrow morning; time to shut up a few lippy individuals!
    :P


  • #100
    PhlegmyMoses
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    mugsymugsy wrote: »
    Was going to post exactly the same. Pep showing up Jose. Wouldn't have mattered if Pogba or Sanchez was playing.

    Peps style is leap years ahead of Mourinho.

    And in less hyperbolic news, he also has much better players. Helps loads apparently.

    And I am leaving this thread now.


  • #101
    Mr.Nice Guy
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    PhlegmyMoses wrote: »
    And in less hyperbolic news, he also has much better players. Helps loads apparently.

    And I am leaving this thread now.

    Also helps loads when you don't sign, and give new contracts to, sh*te players.


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  • #102
    murpho999
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    Fann Linn wrote: »
    Making a fool of Utd at the end there.

    I thought Utd did that themselves.


  • #103
    Harry Palmr
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    After Utd scored they must have got confused and thought they'd won the game so poor was thier application.


  • #104
    hufpc8w3adnk65
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    fullstop wrote: »
    The main emotion post match looks to be joy.

    Of course it is. They won. They played exceptionally other then a small spell where we got on top. As long as Pep is there then the league is there’s!


  • #105
    klose
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    Bar a freak string of injuries it's hard to see city not going close to their points total last season. Being able to bring on sane and gundogan, leave jesus on the bench and kdb sitting in the stands it's just insane the squad depth they have. Pretty much feck all the rest can do.


  • #106
    MonkieSocks
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    Silva

    https://streamable.com/7dafh

    Aguero

    https://streamable.com/n73vk

    Gundogan

    https://streamable.com/oyb23

    =(:-) Me? I know who I am. I'm a dude playing a dude disguised as another dude (-:)=



  • #107
    8-10
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    United conceded as many as Southampton now, and a negative goal difference


  • #108
    TitianGerm
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    klose wrote: »
    Bar a freak string of injuries it's hard to see city not going close to their points total last season. Being able to bring on sane and gundogan, leave jesus on the bench and kdb sitting in the stands it's just insane the squad depth they have. Pretty much feck all the rest can do.

    They'll get more than 100 this year. Playing so well.


  • #109
    Scott Tenorman
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    The gap between these two teams is frightening. And this is without De Bruyne!
    City are still improving that is scary!


  • #110
    rob316
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    Scott Tenorman wrote: »
    The gap between these two teams is frightening. And this is without De Bruyne!
    City are still improving that is scary!

    worryingly for the challengers is Pep has become more pragmatic in games. Did you ever see one of his sides play as reserved as they did at Anfield this season?
    He got beat 3 times by Liverpool last season and instead of never adapting to the opposition, he did.
    Look how calm they were at 2-1 yesterday, just kept possession with patient passing till they scored.

    He has already gained 4 points on 2 games he lost last season. I know that not an exact science but it shows he and his team are maturing further.

    Oh ya and all without KDB :(


  • #111
    fyfe79
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    rob316 wrote: »
    worryingly for the challengers is Pep has become more pragmatic in games. Did you ever see one of his sides play as reserved as they did at Anfield this season?
    He got beat 3 times by Liverpool last season and instead of never adapting to the opposition, he did.
    Look how calm they were at 2-1 yesterday, just kept possession with patient passing till they scored.

    He has already gained 4 points on 2 games he lost last season. I know that not an exact science but it shows he and his team are maturing further.

    Oh ya and all without KDB :(

    Exactly. I had City as favourites for the title anyway, but the Anfield game was the one which made them certainties imo. Instead of Pep's usual cavalier attitude in games against Liverpool he chose not to be so predictable and gave Klopp some headaches which he ultimately couldn't find an answer for.

    An over-reliance on the same tactics (as great as they are) against every team no matter who that team is, is what I considered to be Pep's only real weakness. And he appears to have addressed it, unfortunately.


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