Premier League - Gameweek 12

It also reconfirms what a tough draw we've got in the League Cup QF. Spurs now done the double over City in the last month, as well as also winning 3-0 away at us earlier in the season.

You'd hope this time we wouldn't let their centre back sprint in from 70 yards away to deliver a tap in for a guy 3mins in, or that we don't have a harsh first half red card.
You also hope that having a manager with even GSCE level tactics will help.
 
Is the recent run because they lost rodri? Or is it the impending charges and maybe the players know they are going to be relegated in March (via points deduction), so have given up all together? Minds are wondering to new clubs?

Or something else?
 
Almost any other 3-0 I'd agree, but Tottenham are so flimsy that I reckon a quick goal could make it very interesting.
Get 1 and they could get 3.

But will they get 1, they seem destined to have 30 chances and not score today.
No he's just desperate for them to score.
 
If the team falls apart due to the absence of one player, that tells a story.
I know de bruyne has been out as well but you have to expect that at his age and with his recent injury record.
Looking like pep isn’t the messiah after all.
He’ll crush the conference though.

It's when the league decide to administer their 25 point deduction THIS season that we'll all feel short changed! A season they're not winning it anyway.
 
The Rodri thing is overplayed, yeah they miss him but De Bruyne and Silva dropping off with Gundogan nowhere near the player he was in his first run with City are equally important.
 
In fairness they were only able to sign players from themselves this summer. Had they moved early, I guess they could have signed Garcia off Girona before he went to Leverkusen and UEFA tightened the rules.
City sold Garcia to Barcelona in 2021
 
Is the recent run because they lost rodri? Or is it the impending charges and maybe the players know they are going to be relegated in March (via points deduction), so have given up all together? Minds are wondering to new clubs?

Or something else?
Today is just a weird day.

Like then, perfect KDB / Haaland interplay and Haaland denied.

On top of 6 or 7 other great chances
 
KDB not worrying about a man being very obviously in the way of him going to kick with full power.
 
Is the recent run because they lost rodri? Or is it the impending charges and maybe the players know they are going to be relegated in March (via points deduction), so have given up all together? Minds are wondering to new clubs?

Or something else?
All of the above I'd say, plus injuries to KdB and an aging squad, also perhaps a lack of motivation after so much recent success may be starting to creep in.
 
haha what?!
Well Ive seen him play since Monaco and he was always kind of a good character.
But for a year or so now he’s started playing dirty, with fouls such as the one on Maddison a few minutes ago and showing bad temper with refs or opponents
 
A corner and a long shot
City’s equaliser was a corner, I’m pretty sure they still count. As do shots from outside the box.

It’s kinda funny that Arsenal were criticised for trying walk it in (to the point of becoming a meme) and then when we score from range are promptly told that isn’t football.

Arsenal had the better chances and higher xG while we had 11 men. We then shut up shop to try and hold on to a lead away at the Champions and that seems to have got your panties in a twist for some reason.
 
Viewers should be paid to watch City attack. Dreadful style of football.
 
I've always thought Foden and Bernardo Silva are two of the most overrated players I've seen in the PL for years. They're both slow, extremely one-footed and unable to grab the game by the scruff of the neck. Pep's extremely effective system (until this season) of suffocating the opposition by keeping them boxed into the final third made some of their players look better than they were. Same goes for Sterling under Pep.
 
City’s equaliser was a corner, I’m pretty sure they still count. As do shots from outside the box.

It’s kinda funny that Arsenal were criticised for trying walk it in (to the point of becoming a meme) and then when we score from range are promptly told that isn’t football.

Arsenal had the better chances and higher xG while we had 11 men. We then shut up shop to try and hold on to a lead away at the Champions and that seems to have got your panties in a twist for some reason.

You played in a way that Stoke would have been proud of and Wenger would have whined about playing against.

You had two players who failed to make a fecking pass for fecks sake. You're Arsenal.

Spurs have shown more balls and pride in their football. You should be ashamed
 
We were 10 men for most of the game. Missing our main player. When we were 11 men we were the better team (and winning). I'd like to see Spurs 10 men at 2-1. They'd be smashed playing this open

feck off Arteta was a coward against a shot City. Spurs have fecking gone for it.