I'm assuming there's some sort of concussion check?
Premier League Gameweek 37
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik and Imran discuss a horrific month of December and a depressing FOUR defeats in a row - the latest coming against Wolves and Newcastle.
They discuss how much blame is on Ruben Amorim and rank our squad against other Premier League teams.
Do we have any chance of avoiding defeat at Anfield?
I've seen a lot lesser challenges being given red cards for. We know by our own experience.
Then that is not great for the product.
Shades of Rojo. Anyway can we talk about Man City players immediately crowding the ref all the time? Nothing gets done about it despite the fact they said it was meant to be stopping.
That’s exactly it. We will become less and less relevant. This will hurt us in the long term.
No way should he stay on the pitch.
Indeed.
https://www.theguardian.com/footbal...ester-city-arsenal-pep-guardiola-mikel-arteta
Either way, at some point – be it on Tuesday or the following Sunday – the strong likelihood is that City will be toasting another title, a sixth title in seven seasons, the sort of dynastic dominance English football fans have always liked to deride in other countries. Perhaps this is the true farmers’ league now: a league that was bought up and cultivated, and is now being harvested at leisure.
The outcome of the Premier League’s 115 charges against City remains some distant paradoxical point on the horizon: never actually getting closer, however much time passes. And in any case, the ultimate innocence or guilt of City is only really of tangential relevance here. The broader picture is that dominance on this scale, whether earned legally or illegally, whether earned through the patronage of a state or a mastery of regulatory fine print, comes with a cost to the spectacle as a whole.
Perhaps then the bewilderment about the title race is the sort that becomes inevitable when a league begins to revolve so thoroughly around one club. This is City’s universe now, and even when you push at the walls it is never entirely clear how much of it is real and how much projection.
Romero is an absolute thundercnut. On the same level of Tyrone Minge. Actively tries to “feck shit up”.
Weak
There's going to be over 10 minutes of injury time here.
Not sure. He had every right to go for that. Can’t say he deliberately meant it
Oh dear.
They were singing "stand up if you hate Arsenal".
Romero is far, far too reckless and over-zealous. His lack of composure will stop him ever reaching the level of the top centre backs in the league, would even place him below Van de Ven.
i laughed at him falling over for the goal kick i'm sorry
What? Good footballer obviously but there is seriously no excuse for him being this consistently reckless and endangering players. Should have been coached out of him years ago
https://www.theguardian.com/footbal...ester-city-arsenal-pep-guardiola-mikel-arteta
Either way, at some point – be it on Tuesday or the following Sunday – the strong likelihood is that City will be toasting another title, a sixth title in seven seasons, the sort of dynastic dominance English football fans have always liked to deride in other countries. Perhaps this is the true farmers’ league now: a league that was bought up and cultivated, and is now being harvested at leisure.
The outcome of the Premier League’s 115 charges against City remains some distant paradoxical point on the horizon: never actually getting closer, however much time passes. And in any case, the ultimate innocence or guilt of City is only really of tangential relevance here. The broader picture is that dominance on this scale, whether earned legally or illegally, whether earned through the patronage of a state or a mastery of regulatory fine print, comes with a cost to the spectacle as a whole.
Perhaps then the bewilderment about the title race is the sort that becomes inevitable when a league begins to revolve so thoroughly around one club. This is City’s universe now, and even when you push at the walls it is never entirely clear how much of it is real and how much projection.
No replays at all.
But looked like a red to me. People can argue Romero had the right to go for the ball but ref also has the right to punish a player being reckless and endangering an opponent
But looked like a red to me. People can argue Romero had the right to go for the ball but ref also has the right to punish a player being reckless and endangering an opponent
Romero to equalise in the 11th minute of added time.
Why did they leave him on if they’re bringing a sub on 
Agreed. Romero is a bit of a cnuty player but he should go for that.
No way should Ederson be on the pitch though if he lost consciousness. That's incredibly reckless.
Sound medical advice eh?
Spurs have shown some pretty good sharp passing going forward tonight
Put the game on, City scored a minute later, and I've seen perhaps 90 seconds of football since.
Boooo he's not even seriously injured or concussed ! Fecking Spurs fans...
Right to take him off.
Well I'm not happy at this result, I'd like for City not to win 4 in a row
Defo a goal for Spurs in this though
was weird that whole time they showed zero replays. Wasnt like it was some earth cringing moment that would make people vomit. Weird to not show a single replay
Edit: they finally did wasnt really super horrible tbh.
Edit: they finally did wasnt really super horrible tbh.
5 mins later and Ederson’s be down in a heap needing another 5 mins reassessment
Doku's going in goal.
Inject this into my veins, please.
Replay doesn’t look that bad. Just a bit unlucky.
Ederson 
Everyone throwing tantrums
Did he just boot the GK coach
Why was Ederson allowed to play on in the first place?
spurs stadium reckd by the subbed playersWhy are city players such babies. Your winning. Still getting paid thousands. Respect the managers choice