Yeah that was crazy. De Bruyne's expression alone tells you it was a red That's one hell of a stroke of luck and poor refereeingWas just going to say them same. He was shit scared a red was coming
He's doing something right. Not sure whether you watched them against PSG but they went toe to toe with them and were unlucky not to come away with a win.Club Brugge coach is brilliant.
^^^ word salad with a topping of irony.Crikey you've got some blinkers on there.
The BT commentators have actually commented on the fact all the decisions have gone PSG's way. That's the first decision to "go" City's way and it very clearly isn't "the most obvious red card you're ever going to see" - KDB got the ball and accidently planted his foot where the other guy slid in, certainly seen them given but your claims are tosh.
It's quite bizarre. He's been on the periphery for most of the game and hasn't looked particularly lively when he has picked up the ball.Why are these bt commentators banging on about messi so much, he's been basically invisible again.
You'd think he'd scored a hattrick with the way they're going on.
You seen the PSG wrestling in the box? I could easily claim they're textbook penalties not given. Literally just holding Dias/Laporte and taking them down at corners.It was a textbook red. And how surprising BT is claiming the english team is hard done by.
No guarantee they'd be as dominant against PSG with a Lukaku or Kane in current form. And replacing Sterling with Jesus doesn't move the needle much. They just need to be more clinical (not missing an open goal would suffice for one)City would be winning if they had a striker. City would also be down to 10 if the game had a referee.
The hardest player to mark is the one staying stillKeown actually praised him for not running at one point
He's Messi. They'll always pick him out because of their expectations. Sadly, it looks like they'll be disappointed tonight.It's quite bizarre. He's been on the periphery for most of the game and hasn't looked particularly lively when he has picked up the ball.
Hoofing the ball would leave them with even less of the ball, and negates having Verratti in your teamPSGs defending is suicidal. Just fecking hoof the ball sometimes wtf. City's finishing is equally baffling.
Messi and Neymar hardly involved in the game. Mbappe has been class whenever he's got the ball. Verratti is such a good player.
Aye, but there’s been three or four moments in that half where you need a striker putting themselves about in the box. Grealish could easily be sacrificed for a striker, he’s not been up to much compared to Sterling, or Mahrez in my view.No guarantee they'd be as dominant against PSG with a Lukaku or Kane in current form. And replacing Sterling with Jesus doesn't move the needle much. They just need to be more clinical (not missing an open goal would suffice for one)
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Thats a shocking tackle tbh.
And he's so little. Amazing player.Say what you want about oil money destroying football(probably fair), but that was an amazing half of football. I dont understand why people call City boring. PSG being disciplined as well. Veratti is the best midfielder in the world.
Utd were winning, sending him off made a game of it.How is KDB’s tackle any different than AWB’s red card ?
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Thats a shocking tackle tbh.
I was talking about it not being the same ref.If you watch them both KDB's is way more dangerous as well, there's a lot more force and it's higher up the leg.
Poch needs to upset one of that front three and get them off, the balance is terrible
What's the point in even arguing, you are on a man united forum, regardless of who's right. He/she is right though, English teams usually get a free ride with pundits/commentators, unless you are Man United of course.You seen the PSG wrestling in the box? I could easily claim they're textbook penalties not given. Literally just holding Dias/Laporte and taking them down at corners.
De Bruyne got lucky, but the ref is certainly not favouring City like the previous poster claimed. Just nonsense.
They are still losing the ball anyways. Losing the ball after hoofing it is better than losing it on your own box.Hoofing the ball would leave them with even less of the ball, and negates having Verratti in your team
He won the title with Genk and the following season moved to Brugge and has won 2 more titles.He's doing something right. Not sure whether you watched them against PSG but they went toe to toe with them and were unlucky not to come away with a win.
Must have replied to the wrong post but yeah, not sure where the ref rumour came from - unless he is in the VAR roomI was talking about it not being the same ref.
Yea, like I stated. If poch makes those three work, it will be a miracle. This isn't Messi in his prime anymore. If it is to work, they need neymar and mbappe to put in more shift, which I doubt they will.I'm convinced you can't carry Messi / Ronaldo in the side without other hard working players across the pitch.
Trying to fit in Neymar + Messi + Mbappe into a side is ridiculous and Poch should not be judged for his achievements with that side.
Seems like a Manager to watch out for. I was impressed towards how he organized brugge against psgHe won the title with Gent and the following season moved to Brugge and has won 2 more titles.
Ive kept up with them and they have a talented team that play good football.
Vanaken is not known but a really good player.
Man City are pressing up past him and are swamping the midfield. It’s the same problems a Messi team has every year in EuropeThe hardest player to mark is the one staying still
Tbf Messi is not having a bad game, he's played some really good passes. Neymar has been horrible though.