One day, United will stop hiring ex players to manage their club and forcing Harry Maguire to play up front when said ex player-now manager is losing at home and out of ideas.
Couldn't beat 10, you couldn't beat 10. Fuck off back to London, you couldn't beat 10
Patrick Dorgu is a very strange player. Not sure what it is he does, but every time the ball goes out to his side, City have some sort of set piece shortly afterward
I need a replay of that. Looked a penalty at first glance. Wrong footed defender pulls Fernandez(?) to the ground inside the box. Was it even VAR checked? Bias officiating in that half
City getting nothing off Michael Oliver. He must have not believed his luck with that Foden kick out. That red card ensures his name is mentioned this weekend
Lots of signings who are either "average" or have "potential". This is fine when the majority of your squad is top, but City no longer have that luxury. Couple that with inflated fee's and wages. You could argue only 4 signings since the 23/24 season have been hits.
Bracing myself for a stinky CL quarter final defeat where we see Donnarumma & Dias trying to build from the back, Guehi in the 6 beside Enzo Fernandez and a front 3 of Gakpo, Haaland & Semenyo drawing a blank. This is terrifying
Arsenal have been at 100mph all match without breaking a sweat. City's progressing the ball and pressing like OAP's in a park. Enzo Fernandez is not what this City midfield miss.
Earn your money in the dressing room, Enzo. This has been soft, lifeless and fearful. Arsenal the aggressive and dominant side - putting it on City everytime they're in possession. Not a City player worth praising, all been horrible.
This isn't a flex. This demonstrates that 1 club clearly wants the title more than the other. This isn't the first example of Arsenal not strengthening in January and their fans attributing it to a collapse at the business end of the season.