Everton v Arsenal. 4th Feb. 12:30

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Originally Posted by Mac76

I agree top four is nowhere near a given - it wasn't just an off day today, it exposed us for being paper-thin and out of ideas if Plan A doesn't come off

Zinchenko and Xhaka were both toilet and it's robbing us of Martinelli being able to be effective because he's constantly outnumbered on that left hand side

Neverton could have scored about 5 times

We should have targeted a Xhaka upgrade in the window

Jorginho was well off the pace when he came on

The only players who can hold their heads up are Saka, Ram, Trossard, Gabriel and Saliba

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I wouldn’t include Trossard on that list and Saka lacked composure when it really mattered.

Odegaard had a terrible day, and that was reflective of our overall performance. The atmosphere got to them today - in a big way. I was hoping they could’ve settled nerves at half time, but that never happened.

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Originally Posted by HCZ_Reborn

You’ve also got multiple personality disorder

Either that or an inability to read…wasn’t replying to you

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It’s a bit of both.

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Originally Posted by 21_GOONER_SALUTE

Mate, this is embarrassing.

Please calm the f**k down.

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:gp:

HCZ, give yourself a slap.
I would note that City only drew there.

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Originally Posted by HCZ_Reborn

Are you high?

The fuck are you telling to calm down after your antics a few weeks ago

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You can see I edited my post to show you exactly where I think you were talking pure garbage.

But the post below mine does a better job of saying what I feel you want to say.

Whatever reply you prefer, the sentiments expressed were embarrassing which you seemed to have acknowledged anyway.

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Originally Posted by Xhaka Can’t

I wouldn’t include Trossard on that list and Saka lacked composure when it really mattered.

Odegaard had a terrible day, and that was reflective of our overall performance. The atmosphere got to them today - in a big way. I was hoping they could’ve settled nerves at half time, but that never happened.

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Odegaard, Xhaka, Zinchenko were all utterly gash. A triumvirate of shite. Odegaard is responsible for the goal.

I don’t give a fuck about new manager bounce, this is a side that lost 4-1 at home to Brighton a few weeks ago. Defeat is totally unacceptable.

Oh well it’s just an off day isn’t language we should have in our lexicon. Losing four times at Goodison Park in five seasons should make us feel ashamed.

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Originally Posted by 21_GOONER_SALUTE

You can see I edited my post to show you exactly where I think you were talking pure garbage.

But the post below mine does a better job of saying what I feel you want to say.

Whatever reply you prefer, the sentiments expressed were embarrassing which you seemed to have acknowledged anyway.

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No you highlighted the top four argument which I completely stand by.

You simply cannot play like we did today and expect top four is a given. It’s utterly nonsensical

What a joke!

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Originally Posted by Xhaka Can’t

I wouldn’t include Trossard on that list and Saka lacked composure when it really mattered.

Odegaard had a terrible day, and that was reflective of our overall performance. The atmosphere got to them today - in a big way. I was hoping they could’ve settled nerves at half time, but that never happened.

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Trossard looked a threat and had a decent shot on target, also Saka yes did mess up later on but earlier he probably had our best shot of the game which was cleared off the line - on a day when we were otherwise toothless, you have to give them some recognition for that

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Originally Posted by HCZ_Reborn

I don’t give a fuck about new manager bounce, this is a side that lost 4-1 at home to Brighton a few weeks ago.

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Oh cool, now we are cherry picking.
I can do that too - City only drew there after Everton has lost the previous 4 games in a row

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Defeat is totally unacceptable.

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It’s football, dude, it’s not a top class restaurant who just burned your steak.

Man City drew at home to Everton, in fact.