11 Dec 2017 11:01:22
I remember a time when a loss was a loss and not a manifestation of the crumbling and rusting infrastructure of our football club.
Then came the new age of managers (i'm not talking about the young managers setting the football world alight, but rather how pretty much all of us think we are better managers than those out there) and all of a sudden a loss became something a lot more terrible.
Now, as if, losing a derby game through silly goals and a very lethargic performance and a glorious missed chance wasnt bad enough, We have to, now, think of how our club's done for and will be relegated and we need to change ownership and management and change the whole team and we might as well start playing volleyball and stuff.
I have very limited football knowledge and realize that my opinions are worth jack, but the way i look at it is:
We setup the wrong way without the superstar pogba and played not too well. What frustrates me most, is that for all their possession, city weren't anywhere close to scoring from open play (which is where the defensive setup comes in) .
We lost the game, and i hate it as much as you lot, but let's try and pick ourselves up for the midweek game and see what happens come May.
Peace ya'll.
11 Dec 2017 11:27:27
Great post pal.
11 Dec 2017 11:43:59
spot on, common sense has landed.