Football Banter

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Five defeats in a row for City - what's the hell is going on?

I know there'd be many City supporters who'll say it isn't a cfrisis, but after all this time. I guess teams are now finally beginning to work out how to beat City and are now realising there's no point of actually walking out on to the pitch and letting that team's aura dominate you even before you have kicked off. I listened to the last couple of minutes of the 1st half & whole of the second half & it certainly did seeem like whatever gameplan City had it just fell apart after going two goals down. All in all it was a fantastic win for Spurs.

I'm wondering now if Pep is now beginning to regret signing that contract,
Certainly does seem like all of a sudden. of one of the game's master tacticians is now suddenly starting to run out of tactics and ideas to keep City winning.

To be honest, I just wonder if the one problem is that they've been so damn used to dominating teams, that for the first they are being asked some serious questions like - can you come frome behind and beat us? That certainly was probably one question Spurs asked and City had no answer.

NOW I'm beginning to think - is there is sonmething else new going on behind the scenes we've not known about, (It can't be the charges thing, that's been rumbling around for a few years).

OR that something's been brewing in the dressing room for some time and is only starting to come to the surface. For Pep to lose the dresssing room is certainly something unusual.

^ It's called Rodri being injured. You can't expect to be the same team when your world class midfielder is missing.

FA Cup third-round draw

Southampton v Swansea City

Arsenal v Manchester Utd

Exeter City v Oxford Utd

Leyton Orient v Derby County

Reading v Burnley

Aston Villa v West Ham

Norwich City v Brighton

Manchester City v Salford

Millwall v Dagenham & Redbridge

Liverpool v Accrington Stanley

Bristol City v Wolves

Preston North End v Charlton Athletic

Chelsea v Morecambe

Middlesbrough v Blackburn Rovers

Bournemouth v West Bromwich Albion

Mansfield Town v Wigan Athletic

Tamworth v Tottenham

Hull City v Doncaster Rovers

Sunderland v Stoke City

Leicester City v Queens Park Rangers

Brentford v Plymouth Argyle

Coventry City v Sheffield Wednesday

Newcastle Utd v Bromley

Everton v Peterborough Utd

Wycombe Wanderers v Portsmouth

Birmingham City v Lincoln City

Leeds Utd v Harrogate Town

Nott'm Forest v Luton Town

Sheffield Utd v Cardiff City

Ipswich Town v Bristol Rovers

Fulham v Watford

Crystal Palace v Stockport County

Can't wait for Stanley to get stuck into Liverpool.

Remember the 1980's milk advert: "Ian Rush says if you don't drink lots of milk, you'll only be good enough to play for Accrington Stanley"

Man City v Salford
Chelsea v Morecambe
Leeds v Harrogate

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(02-12-2024 22:17 )Charlemagne Wrote:  Can't wait for Stanley to get stuck into Liverpool.

Remember the 1980's milk advert: "Ian Rush says if you don't drink lots of milk, you'll only be good enough to play for Accrington Stanley"

"Accrington Stanley Who are they?"

Arsenal V Man utd

Amorim: "I want us looking sharp for the 3rd Round of the FA CUP"
Assitant "Boss we've drawn Arsenal away!"
"Fuck!"

West Ham's Michail Antonio is in hospital after a "horror crash" in Epping. West Ham released the following statement:
“West Ham United can confirm that Michail Antonio is in a stable condition following a road traffic accident this afternoon in the Essex area.
“Michail is conscious and communicating and is currently under close supervision at a central London hospital."

I wish Michail Antonio well. We won't have him for our clash with Wolves on Monday, which is a shame as he looks stronger and more of a threat up front than Danny Ings. Maybe Fullkrug can prove an able replacement while he's in recovery.

His Ferrari is a mess, lets hope that it's just his car in that condition.
He's currently being treated for a suspected broken leg.