closed Man City 1-3 Chelsea

[Special Juan 28,141]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-3998548/Sergio-Aguero-appears-thank-Gary-Cahill-calamitous-goal-Chelsea-s-win-Manchester-City.html

Ha ha in ya face ya daft little cunt.

[Blue-in-me-Veins 4,067]

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Fact remains we are deadly, we are incredibly efficient and our defense got their shit back together after two shaking displays (based on the minutes I watched, sure). We give teams the ball most matches, and a shallow analysis would say they control the game, but in reality we are still very much in control, just because you are allowing yourself to be under attack it doesn't mean you're being controlled if you can still prevent anything major to come from that attack volume. When you have your defense well posted and things working as they should, you may not have the ball, you may suffer pressure, but you are still in control if you prevent them from creating clear chances of goals or scoring. It's a difficult kind to control to grasp because you give opposition the sense of control, but in fact everything was still under control... ours, not City's.

 

Nah I hear exactly what your saying Barbs. And I agree entirely with this part right here. What Conte has drilled very well into this team is how to control space, and everything you highlighted here speaks exactly to that. 

[Fernando 6,585]

20 hours ago, Johnnyeye said:

http://www.fullmatchesandshows.com/

enjoy

This is by far the best page anyone has ever giving about watching matches and shows about futbol.

Long may it continue this page. 

Thanks brother. 

[Kezza 1,965]

On the third day of Christmas,

Man City gave to me:

3 easy goals

2 sendings off

1 six yard miss

and surrendered a one goal lead

[Fernando 6,585]

I still remember a comment that Sounes once made about how at times he would played against Italian team in the past, dominate position and still lose. And he be like, how did they lose that game?

And this is what it feels like, when Willian scored the second I couldn't believe it. I was like how the heck we are doing this? 

It was totally an Italian Job. 

[OneMoSalah 8,886]

On 04/12/2016 at 0:41 AM, The Skipper said:

I see luck everywhere, but... How about City being lucky that Cahill scored one of the dumbest own goals ever?

Man City created probably 4/5 good goal scoring chances whilst we created 3/4. We were clinical. They weren't. Nothing lucky about it imo.

We were lucky. If De Bruyne scored that chance we would of got beaten, no doubts about it, if that same chance is created 10 times he scores it 9 times. Also the shot Courtois saved, he would of probably scored that earlier in the season when he was in terrific form. 

Fair enough their goal was a lucky one but they really had earned that luck due to how they pinned us in, created opportunities to cross and how much possession they had in our half. If we went in at 0-0 we would of been fortunate and deservedly so they went in with the lead. We were clinical no doubt about it, 15 minutes changed the game for us, it was the same against Spurs just a 15-20 minute spell in the game where we had 2 chances and scored both but again we were lucky they didn't get the second goal because then it's a different proposition altogether. I wouldn't say we looked convincing enough defensively in those games, if Luiz didn't play v City we would of struggled because he bailed us out and against Spurs first half whole back 3 and both wing backs were awful in defensive actions.

Its not a bad thing to be lucky in big games but I believe that these things will even out in the season eventually, I'd hate to see us go 2-0 down to a team like Spurs, Arsenal or City because we wouldn't come back from it. Also there will be moments where we won't be as clinical which we have seen plenty of in previous seasons.

The whole lucky point was made regarding people saying/articles saying we had been magnificent, brilliant, etc more than anything, our counter attacks were lethal but still there is a huge amount to improve on based on two first halves of football against two top teams, Spurs and City because we won't get that luck every match in a season. De Bruyne was getting a huge amount of room in a position between Alonso and Hazard on the pitch and Navas and Sane had exposed our wing backs at times. This is a blueprint along with Spurs' pressing that could be copied and give us issues in the future, I still think we'd struggle against Liverpool or perhaps Arsenal with this system for instance, just because we are top of the league it means nothing yet as this team is still a work in progress and on another day it would of finished differently in both the Spurs and City games. I think people are getting too carried away, we've clicked sooner than City (who I still reckon are favourites) but I still think we might come undone with a few injuries and not getting that rub of the green like we've gotten in certain instances in games. 

The one thing that has impressed me though is Conte has seen the way games are going and has managed to change them like the game against Spurs and City. The difference in the first 45 minutes to the second 45 minutes is hugely noticeable but games can be done in the first 45 minutes (Arsenal for instance). 

[BlueLyon 9,359]

6 hours ago, Special Juan said:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-3998548/Sergio-Aguero-appears-thank-Gary-Cahill-calamitous-goal-Chelsea-s-win-Manchester-City.html

Ha ha in ya face ya daft little cunt.

Karma is a bitch isnt it.

[kellzfresh 7,229]

On 12/3/2016 at 6:32 PM, manpe said:

Classless prick. He's going down the same route as Jose filled with hate and bitterness, his glory days are over and he cannot handle it. So can't his players.

Apparently he also went first to the press before Conte, which made Conte leave without doing a proper press conference as he would've missed his train had he waited for Pep to finish. Usually the home manager lets the away manager speak to the press first exactly to avoid stuff like this, but Pep didn't care. (source: http://weaintgotnohistory.sbnation.com/2016/12/3/13829362/manchester-city-chelsea-conte-manager-post-match-reaction)
It's exactly like everything else he does, he tries to make people believe that he is a great person, but that deep down that is all fake.
He is often disrespectful, but manages to keep it down to stuff people won't notice or talk about, like refusing to shake Fabregas' hand or going first to the press.

[Jase 43,479]

12 hours ago, OneMoSalah said:

Fair enough their goal was a lucky one but they really had earned that luck due to how they pinned us in, created opportunities to cross and how much possession they had in our half. If we went in at 0-0 we would of been fortunate and deservedly so they went in with the lead. We were clinical no doubt about it, 15 minutes changed the game for us, it was the same against Spurs just a 15-20 minute spell in the game where we had 2 chances and scored both but again we were lucky they didn't get the second goal because then it's a different proposition altogether. I wouldn't say we looked convincing enough defensively in those games, if Luiz didn't play v City we would of struggled because he bailed us out and against Spurs first half whole back 3 and both wing backs were awful in defensive actions.

Its not a bad thing to be lucky in big games but I believe that these things will even out in the season eventually, I'd hate to see us go 2-0 down to a team like Spurs, Arsenal or City because we wouldn't come back from it. Also there will be moments where we won't be as clinical which we have seen plenty of in previous seasons.

The whole lucky point was made regarding people saying/articles saying we had been magnificent, brilliant, etc more than anything, our counter attacks were lethal but still there is a huge amount to improve on based on two first halves of football against two top teams, Spurs and City because we won't get that luck every match in a season. De Bruyne was getting a huge amount of room in a position between Alonso and Hazard on the pitch and Navas and Sane had exposed our wing backs at times. This is a blueprint along with Spurs' pressing that could be copied and give us issues in the future, I still think we'd struggle against Liverpool or perhaps Arsenal with this system for instance, just because we are top of the league it means nothing yet as this team is still a work in progress and on another day it would of finished differently in both the Spurs and City games. I think people are getting too carried away, we've clicked sooner than City (who I still reckon are favourites) but I still think we might come undone with a few injuries and not getting that rub of the green like we've gotten in certain instances in games. 

Regarding that Spurs game, yes we played badly in the first half and they played well but did they really create any good opportunities to, say, go 2-0 up at HT? While Courtois had to make some saves, a lot of their shots came from distance and I can hardly remember them getting in behind our defence and having clear sight at goal like City did on Saturday.

On the bigger picture, I don't quite get how people describe or think Spurs are an attacking side. They may be fun to watch (can't believe I just said that) because of their workrate, the way they pressed and harried teams out of possession but whenever they win the ball back and get into the final third, they become headless chickens. They lose the composure, calmness and do not have that guile/creativity to really unlock the opposition's defence and have a clear sight at goal. It's always just frantic stuff from them and not the quality to go with their play.

[oxfordblues 299]

i actually voted Luiz MOM.watch again and youll see why.

[BoyBlue96 990]

Luiz was a fucking boss in this match. He was so smart with stopping Aguero going to goal. Was def not a red card, he made it look like Aguero ran into him.

 

And that tackle on him...Geezer could've snapped his fucking leg. Horrible tackle....Aguero little dirty cunt. 

[Fulham Broadway 17,313]

Oh dear. Joseph Guardiola,  it's not so easy in a league with more than two teams is it ?

 

[Special Juan 28,141]

It's hard to describe just how big a win that was, second half we were sensational.

[Fulham Broadway 17,313]

I haven't bought an end of season DVD since 2010, but there have been some sublime victories this season so far...against Everton was a masterclass

[BoyBlue96 990]

Pep getting exposed and refused to shake the hands of our players. What a baby. Just like Zlatan and many other said about him.

[LeonDavis23 371]

Gee I wonder why most of the post-match is missing...

[Unionjack 7,531]

Tho Ive never liked Shitty Ive always kinda respected them. Theyve never won out for donkeys years (like we were) but they got on with it not grabbing headlines.

I always thought Aguero was OK tho. A good player. But never realized he was a classless dwarf bastard! Yeah OK the signs were there after Luiz Part 1 but put that down to heat of the moment stuff. But theres just no fuckin excuses this time.

And what really pisses me off more and I'll say it again is FUCKIN PEP!!!! To have the audacity to back Aguero up saying he wasn't at fault. Well he needs a fuckin ban too.

I would give him at least a 10 game ban. He will get an auto 4 but this is showing that its not just heat of the moment. Its showing history and he was planning on doing it.

Hes got to have Napolean Complex. A little dwarf with over aggressive tendencies making up for his lack of height. Ive had shits bigger than him

It was great at the game tho. I was against the rails downstars giving their lot earache. We went bonkers. Good turnout. Loved it.

[BoyBlue96 990]

46 minutes ago, Unionjack said:

Tho Ive never liked Shitty Ive always kinda respected them. Theyve never won out for donkeys years (like we were) but they got on with it not grabbing headlines.

I always thought Aguero was OK tho. A good player. But never realized he was a classless dwarf bastard! Yeah OK the signs were there after Luiz Part 1 but put that down to heat of the moment stuff. But theres just no fuckin excuses this time.

And what really pisses me off more and I'll say it again is FUCKIN PEP!!!! To have the audacity to back Aguero up saying he wasn't at fault. Well he needs a fuckin ban too.

I would give him at least a 10 game ban. He will get an auto 4 but this is showing that its not just heat of the moment. Its showing history and he was planning on doing it.

Hes got to have Napolean Complex. A little dwarf with over aggressive tendencies making up for his lack of height. Ive had shits bigger than him

It was great at the game tho. I was against the rails downstars giving their lot earache. We went bonkers. Good turnout. Loved it.

What did you expect from a former UEFAlona player AND manager? The bald cunt is fake. We all know Mourinho is classless because he does and says things but Pep doesn't do this. He is very sneaky like not shaking the hands of our players and going to the pressconference first just to give Conte less time. He's a fucking dirty bitch like many MANY other football players say about him but the fact he is a former UEFAlona player and manager gives him this "Jesus of football managing status" and the whole wankfest around him. He's a bald cunt and I'm fucking glad we and the lads and Conte exposed him...not that teams like Boro and Celtic already exposed him.  

[Special Juan 28,141]

Confirmed...4 game ban for Aguero.

[Unionjack 7,531]

54 minutes ago, Special Juan said:

Confirmed...4 game ban for Aguero.

NOWHERE FUCKIN NEAR ENOUGH!!!

Loada Bollox!!!

Cause those cunts at SKY are saying Luiz deserved the red and its retaliation!