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citymancs => citymancs => Topic started by: KunDB on October 29, 2019, 18:51:33

Title: v Southampton (EFL)
Post by: KunDB on October 29, 2019, 18:51:33
Bravo, Walker, Otamendi, Garcia, Angeliño, Doyle, Foden, Mahrez, Bernardo, Jesus, Agüero (C)

SUBS | Carson, Stones, De Bruyne, Silva, Cancelo, Bernabe, Poveda

C'mon City
Title: Re: v Southampton (EFL)
Post by: Gareth on October 29, 2019, 19:36:14
Nice to see the name “Doyle” in the City line-up!
Title: Re: v Southampton (EFL)
Post by: gavin on October 29, 2019, 20:39:56
Hard to see why Southampton bothered to turn up but City going through the motions. No injuries please.
Title: Re: v Southampton (EFL)
Post by: gavin on October 29, 2019, 23:23:11
A worthwhile run out for the younger players.
Title: Re: v Southampton (EFL)
Post by: Stephen Paul on October 30, 2019, 01:48:09
Doyle on the team sheet , brilliant
Title: Re: v Southampton (EFL)
Post by: The Blue Blooded Maniac on October 30, 2019, 10:46:49
Just want to point something out. In the second half Kun made a run across the box, just inside, and a saints player wafted a leg towards the ball. Kun side stepped the leg and carried on his run, but if he had stayed straight it would (well should be, depending what mood the refs in) have been a penalty.

Yes it's very admiral that he dodged the leg, but I feel like that's been part of our downfall in the champions league. We've been very naive and need to adapt to the 'European way'. It migtt be beneficial if playing the likes of Barcelona or whoever, and the same were to happen, it would be best for Kun to carry on for the contact.
Title: Re: v Southampton (EFL)
Post by: Gareth on October 30, 2019, 15:43:32
Nice article on Tommy Doyle's  (https://www.theguardian.com/football/2019/oct/30/tommy-doyle-debut-helped-knit-family-manchester-city-fabric-football)debut.
Title: Re: v Southampton (EFL)
Post by: gavin on October 30, 2019, 20:54:01
Quote from: The Blue Blooded Maniac on October 30, 2019, 10:46:49
Just want to point something out. In the second half Kun made a run across the box, just inside, and a saints player wafted a leg towards the ball. Kun side stepped the leg and carried on his run, but if he had stayed straight it would (well should be, depending what mood the refs in) have been a penalty.

Yes it's very admiral that he dodged the leg, but I feel like that's been part of our downfall in the champions league. We've been very naive and need to adapt to the 'European way'. It migtt be beneficial if playing the likes of Barcelona or whoever, and the same were to happen, it would be best for Kun to carry on for the contact.

I'd rather go out than manufacture fouls. Play for the ball not for fouls.
Title: Re: v Southampton (EFL)
Post by: lee on October 30, 2019, 22:24:43
Quote from: gavin on October 30, 2019, 20:54:01
I'd rather go out than manufacture fouls. Play for the ball not for fouls.

Indeed.We are not Scousers.
Title: Re: v Southampton (EFL)
Post by: The Blue Blooded Maniac on October 30, 2019, 22:48:34
Manufactured Or play to the whistle and the foul? It's very fine margins between the foul that's from a silly challenge fron the defender or seeking the challenge and diving.

Like I said, if Kun HADN'T have moved his leg, he would have gotten a foul and penalty.

For example, that famous foul that Ashley Young did a few years ago when he moved his leg towards the defender and won the penalty, different kettle.