Champions League 20/21

[Letters]

all of that's true, but it's also true that the players out on the pitch who have nothing to do with any of that played well

I only saw the last 30 minutes and to be fair they defended really well and contained City which is easier said than done.
So I guess they deserved it tonight, but I'll never forget how they got where they are.

[Marc Overmars]

Chelsea had no problem telling a club legend to do one and again they are rewarded for reactive decisions.

At least we’ve got a process to trust.

[GP]

Lets not go overboard.

They aren't there because they sacked a manager.,

[Shaqiri Is Boss]

Pep Why does he do it? Just play your best team you idiot.

Sterling was shit. Stones was shit. To spend a bazillion and still play Zinchencko is criminal. Their big-game players were anonymous. One of the problems with being so wedded to one system is that whenever it isn't working, or Pep fucks it, there's no spontaneity in City's play. They're a robot hive-mind, no one can take initiative. Maybe they'll find someone who can in the next £500m they spend. What an achievement.

Chelsea got it pretty much spot on. Kante though. Impossible to hate him. He's a freak.

[I am invisible]

Although City

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Also, spending £1/4bn to win a £71m competition - football

Edit: unfortunately, that’s how the game is now - crazy, but if our owners are serious about wanting us to compete at the very top level again, then that’s what it’s going to take. Piss or get off the pot, KSE...

[Mac76]

Also, spending £1/4bn to win a £71m competition - football

What's the £71m- TV income?

In any case they don't do it for momey they do it for kudos

If i was Sheik Mansour I'd sack Pep for this

Their most important game ever and he treats it as a time to experiment

You can absolutely see where Arteta gets it

[Mac76]

Chelsea had no problem telling a club legend to do one and again they are rewarded for reactive decisions.

At least we’ve got a process to trust.