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Enrique effect🪄✨

[Fabrizio Romano @FabrizioRomano]

7️⃣ Enzo Maresca, the first manager in the Premier League history to win all his first 7 games in charge.

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@City_Xtra @FPLMaineRoad This was always regarded as a right decision, and the general consensus had no problem with it until PSG started doing it and colonising all of Europe. Then, it became a problem.

Bunch of hypocrites.

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This was always regarded as a right decision, and the general consensus had no problem with it until PSG started doing it and colonising all of Europe. Then, it became a problem.

Bunch of hypocrites.

[City Xtra @City_Xtra]

Enzo Fernandez, Elliot Anderson, Rayan Cherki, Antoine Semenyo, and Josko Gvardiol all do NOT start for #ManCity against Ipswich. [via @FPLMaineRoad]

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@MarcDamon9 It is too early to make such definitive conclusion.

[Djamel 🇵🇸 @Djaameel_]

Minutes cumulées depuis le début de saison par les XI de départ de City-PSG :

City 7 087', PSG 7 073'.

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Unlike Neves or Beraldo, Viti is comfortable playing in a 3-1-6 IP. Also, the trick to beating mid-table teams is always to score first, or to push them deeper by stretching the pitch.

We secured the WIN, a statement win for sure. However, for the sake of consistency, a change needs to be made in how we approach the league matches. @PSGTalk

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Strasbourg 4-4-2 OOP is quite impressive.

Unless a change is made to push them back from a mid-block to a low-block, earning a draw will be like finding a needle in a haystack, and we need a win.

Plus, Enrique 3-2-5 IP, especially in the league, is somewhat worrisome this season. @PSGTalk

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Strasbourg 4-4-2 OOP is quite impressive.

Unless a change is made to push them back from a mid-block to a low-block, earning a draw will be like finding a needle in a haystack, and we need a win.

Plus, Enrique 3-2-5 IP, especially in the league, is somewhat worrisome this season. @PSGTalk

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If the UCL is why PSG wasn’t on the same level as Chelsea until lately, especially with Chelsea winning it in 2012 and 2021 after massive spending and roughly 107 years of existence, and Arsenal hasn’t won any at all, doesn’t that premise discredit your foundational argument, given how your team hasn’t won it or been impressive since 2016?

And if Barca hasn’t been relevant since 2016, wouldn't it be fair to call a spade a spade regarding your ‘past-glory delusional club’? Or is your subscription to the illusion un-cancelable?

[Pepper 🌶️ @PepperPoet]

lol, a team with Neymar and Kylian is definitely regarded a big team. But you’re reaching saying it’s bigger than Barca. Bro 😂💔. Once again, nobody took you serious until two seasons ago - even with Messi. and you wouldn’t chat with Chelsea until then. Be serious man.

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A team that played in the UCL final in 2020 won’t chat to Arsenal. Really????

A team that has been in four semifinals since 2020, and a team with Ney and Kylian from 2017, and at some point with Messi, is somehow not a big team in recent times. What a badly written jokes (You are a Barca fan indeed).

Between 2016 and now, Barca hasn’t been anything significant in the UCL especially in ultimate stage , except for their Mickey Mouse league titles. It is clear to the blind and visible to the deaf that Barca isn’t bigger by any measure than PSG from 2016 to 2026. @PSGTalk

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Playing Beraldo as LCB and Hernandez as his pair while Marqi played as RB while losing only 3-2 makes Enrique a genius and a GOAT in the making.

In this match, Lee played as an #8, a player who actually lacks defensive discipline, yet we still contained Barca with their full squad.

If Flick’s Barca couldn’t solve the problem we brought to his home turf last season with our B and C team, he’d have to live through the Tuesday night at Parc des Prince.
@PSGTalk

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This is either rage bait or a bad memory.

What exactly does the 2020 Bayern team have over a team that is now looking forward to equaling Madrid’s 3-peat (with the Madrid team having a unicorn in their team, which we don’t have)?

The same Bayern of 2020 was battered by PSG the subsequent year. Their single-tie covid format match winning streak is worth nothing but not enough.

[Nel• @5peatNel]

This PSG team aren’t even close to Hansi flick covid Bayern

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@zlaneyniles Except that you can’t dispute the very claim by presenting a superior argument.

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Right now, in terms of offering a complete defensive package for a top-tier team playing a high line/possessive-based system, both Pacho and Upa are ahead of Cubarsi.

[Analyst Canice @11synergy]

It depends on what we are looking at.

The answer really depends on whether you're judging technical quality, defensive reliability, athleticism or suitability for a high defensive line.

On top of that, Pau Cubarsi has a higher ceiling than both of them.

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@almuFCB It is a known fact.

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@mhidesticks Fact

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Historically, Barca has the greater legacy.

However, over the last 10 years, and I am being polite here, no version of Barca has been bigger than PSG/Bayern by any metric, except perhaps for last year’s revenue, which was still close to ours at PSG.

Yes, Curbasi possesses the skillset to become elite, but history is full of players who failed to reach their PEAK ceiling. Like I have astutely put it before : Right now, Pacho/ Upa are just better than Curbasi who even lack recovery pace to cover ground in their so-called high-line set up.

[Analyst Canice @11synergy]

I mean Barcelona is bigger than PSG & Bayern put together. Barcelona uses high-line.

Heck, Cubarsi started every game at the world cup & played at the highest level — winning an individual award there.

What do you people mean by top-tier team/possessive-based system?

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[Analyst Canice @11synergy]

over the last 10 years? 2016 — date?

lol we are done here.

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Albeit, field tilt, xG, or whatever esoteric metric wouldn’t capture the in-game state/ moment

PSG closed the match in the first half and chose to shut up shop instead of switching to second gear.

Game state dictates everything in elite-level football.

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City was not as bad as their match against PSG made them seem. Although, Playing a 3-man midfield where Enzo + Anderson played behind Cherki is exactly the imbalance Maresca got wrong. 🚨

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Premier League PR aside, Guéhi hasn’t done much to replace Marqi. The bias is incredibly amusing, especially if we look at it technically.

Tonight match is very close on paper, and only few moments will decide the razor thin margin. All things being equal, I expect Luis Enrique to have the answers @PSGTalk

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PSG remain the best, and are the #1 UCL contenders, but City setup cost them the game.

Even if Maresca had gotten the selection right, the margin would have likely still been in favour of PSG, since they thrive in chaos and big moments compared to other elite teams in Europe.