No, I'm just arguing that he usually plays very well for us which is something I have said multiple times in this thread earlier in his City career. It's just a shame that he will always get judged on goals when, like many other good players before him, it is just simply not his game. De Bruyne, Bernardo, Gundogan and Foden were all good but in my opinion Grealish dribbling were the main reason we got your defence out of shape so often in the first half.
Can't comment on Dalot's usual level, but worth mentioning that the reason he was on a yellow was a smart touch from Grealish
Who have I disrespected? It is football, It's meant to be discussed. If he were terrible today, and you had won this thread would no doubt been bumped with remarks towards his price-tag, would it then been acceptable for me to state my opinion or would I have had to pretend to agree that he has been a fraud all along for my post to be acceptable?As I say you’re trolling. You’ve logged on to the Caf after winning the derby to tell us all how great Grealish is like we give a feck.
Then when pulled on it start calling Casemiro fat.
If you like posting here try having a bit more respect or get used to Bluemoon as your only source of football discussion.
Poster is just defending the claim that Grealish had a good game. Which he did, regardless of transfer fee. At the same time, I wish they didn’t have so many good players and can buy more whenever they feel like it.What do you want? A medal? He cost £100m quid FFS
Who have I disrespected? It is football, It's meant to be discussed. If he were terrible today, and you had won this thread would no doubt been bumped with remarks towards his price-tag, would it then been acceptable for me to state my opinion or would I have had to pretend to agree that he has been a fraud all along for my post to be acceptable?
He didn’t have a chance getting booked for a nothing challenge after 80 seconds. Grealish kept receiving the ball and going down whenever there was a player within 5 yards, Antony’s total lack of tracking meant Dalot and McTominay were up against 3 or 4 men at all timesTore Dalot a new one
Yeah he had no chance getting turned inside out with one two's, almost hacking silva for a penalty and generally being grilled.He didn’t have a chance getting booked for a nothing challenge after 80 seconds. Grealish kept receiving the ball and going down whenever there was a player within 5 yards, Antony’s total lack of tracking meant Dalot and McTominay were up against 3 or 4 men at all times
Getting better for sure. Following the trend of other players under Pep that take a while to learn the system before he lets them have a bit more ‘freedom’.He’s been so unlucky not to get the goals to his name as of recent, but if he continues playing like he is at the moment then they will come. He’s been superb the last few weeks.
Learning Peps system is one thing, but will he master Southgates
Why? He's playing his best playersPep doesn't really rate him, right?
Weird bump considering he didn't play and City lost.
Is it though?Weird bump considering he didn't play and City lost.
Is it though?
100m and Pep doesnt think he can come on and help them win the game
Subbed at HT.
https://www.theguardian.com/footbal...ill-spain-and-germany-hit-heights-on-day-fourYesterday we mentioned that England’s Jack Grealish had dedicated his goal celebration to an 11-year-old fan with cerebral palsy who he had met, and promised he would do the wavy-armed dance next time he scored. Finlay Fisher, the boy in question, spoke to the media on Tuesday morning, saying he nearly missed the England match, as he had been in A&E with a leg injury, but he got home 10 minutes before kick-off. Of seeing Grealish do the dance, he said: “It feels like a dream come true, I can’t say how happy I am. I’ve still not got over it yet.” Yesterday we mentioned that England’s Jack Grealish had dedicated his goal celebration to an 11-year-old fan with cerebral palsy who he had met, and promised he would do the wavy-armed dance next time he scored. Finlay Fisher, the boy in question, spoke to the media on Tuesday morning, saying he nearly missed the England match, as he had been in A&E with a leg injury, but he got home 10 minutes before kick-off. Of seeing Grealish do the dance, he said: “It feels like a dream come true, I can’t say how happy I am. I’ve still not got over it yet.”
His hair is shite and he plays for CityI don't really get why people dislike him, to be honest. He comes across as alright.
This guy thinks the game is won by drawing fouls. Had an opportunity to put rashford 1 on 1 in transition and instead turns back and draws a fouls near the halfway line. Southgate should have got Maddison or foden on instead of great value almiron.
This guy thinks the game is won by drawing fouls. Had an opportunity to put rashford 1 on 1 in transition and instead turns back and draws a fouls near the halfway line. Southgate should have got Maddison or foden on instead of great value almiron.
