Sentences with phrase «man city did»

Man City didn't give up as they tried to change things around, especially in the second half, but as Liverpool started their focus on defending, there's not enough space for Guardiola's men inside the penalty area.

It may well have been better inverting them for this opening period when all Man City did was hoof the ball long for Adebayor; his flick - ons could have been used for Johnson and Wright - Phillips to come inside and shoot, rather than them picking it up from him with no one to cross to.

It seems like losing Ederson to Man City did not weaken the defense, domestically atleast.

Playing away from home at Emirates, Man City didn't change their usual attacking approach as they were gunning for another important three...

Coming into the weekend tie following three straight defeats in all competition, Man City didn't seem to lose their heads as they still put on an aggressive display straight from kick off.

Just as the win over Man City didn't make Arsenal favorites for the league title anywhere other than the bookmaker's parolor, the loss to Southampton doesn't make them any less likely to win the title anywhere except the bookmaker's office.

Man City did everything but score, they are still the strong team of the league because they can still operate when Silva and Auego are out and they have a big enough squad to rotate and not allow tiredness to creep in.

Would you prefer to win the league as much as Chelsea and Man City did in the last 10 years or just make it to the CL through being 4th every year?

Probably why Fernando at Man City didn't really work.

Man City did not win the league with a frontline of Aguero, Dzeko, Bony, and Jovetic.

It's very, very hard to win the PL, but Chelsea did not have the best start in history of the league for instance, at this stage man city did not have the same quantity of points as last season, I believe they had 2 points less, and they crowned themselves champions.

As if Man City didn't already have enough attacking quality, it's reported that Pep Guardiola has set his sights on another forward.

They will find legal ways watch what Man City did.

But did Man City did better when over-paying for Mangala (40M), Liverpool (Balotelli and a bunch of average), Man Utd (16M loan for a striker who never start).

Man City did not see that type of form last week, but nobody would bet against Costa being in the thick of the action on Saturday.

I wouldn't even mind a loss as long as we fight and play our hearts out till the final whistle, kinda like Man City did against Barca.

Interesting that Man City did to Liverpool what Liverpool did to us.

Everton played with such high intensity against us in 2nd half, Man City didn't do that against us.

Yes I know Chelsea and Man City did nt this year but in previous years they have been up there.

Man City do have one more player than Arsenal on the list, with their new keeper Claudio Bravo joining Sergio Aguero, David Silva and Kevin De Bruyne.

Man City do not play either team but they do face us in the penultimate league game.

Man City are also a good example also and Liverpool to a lesser extent (because they don't really have imposing midfielder like Chelsea and Man City do).

We can only hope the styles of football Leicester and Spuds play catches up with them physically, and that Man City don't go on a run off winning the league cup.

Bayern, Barcelona and Man City all do it better than Arsenal.

Man City doing the same for 6 or 7 years and spending the same.

Man City don't have just us to contend with though, they also have to travel to Liverpool on the last day of the year, while the Reds also have the always - dangerous local derby with Everton at Goodison Park.

Well, I guess all we can hope for is that Man City don't get the first goal again and destroy our confidence even further....

If Man City do come in with a bid and we can manage to milk them for all we can get then maybe we should go for it and use the tidy sum to buy a less injury prone player.

With our current budget, we need a 3 years plan to build a competitive team (same level with Chelsea and Man City) while making sure we lose no first team players — mind you that Man City does not win anything the first 2,3 season the oil owner taking over.

I can't see Leicester and Man City doing poorly in those games and if my memory serves me right, Leicester have now beaten Stoke and Liverpool in the last 2 games.

Man City doing OK with one centre forward — ED.

Not sure man utd will qualify... apart from the big guns... some games re always tricky... tony pulis westbrom nd alan pardew crystal palace... and man city don't even need to play against big team to drop points.

Man City don't have height up front or defensive wingers either.

Playing a 4 -4-2 is what Man City do.

The Borussia Dortmund midfielder is believed to be keen on moving clubs in the near future, but we all know that Man City don't generally task their managers with transfer dealings, so the bulk of this story can be ruled out.

we will never do transfer policy like chelsea, manu, man city does.

My personal thought is to go for Pierre - Emerick Aubameyang... we know that Dortmund are open to selling him for the right price (price is # 65million) and Man City do not want to pay that much for him (my guess they already have their # 60 mill + player Aguero and are not looking to take the focus off him upfront).

What if Man City do something similar?

«we need two world class players in every position» thats the quote from Usmanov which i really agree with him same thing spanish big two has been doing for a long run and thats why European Championship has been changing hands because of quality they have in their squad same thing can not be said when you come to Arsenal approach we are way below in England i can Man city doing same thing pep brought with him

Look how Man City don't have to worry about Negredo or Aguero's injury problems because they have Dzeko and Jovetic as cover who score goals.

football back then in 2000 is very damn good where all teams equal, nowadays the rich one owns the club and buying the league like man city does, hope they did nt win the league!!!

If Wenger kept replacing the squad with the same quality like Chelsea and Man City do then how would future players like Sanogo, Santos, Amaury Bischoff, Park, Chamakh get a chance in the 1st team ahead of players from the Henry era.

«Chelsea play Champions League, Man City do as well, then you have the FA Cup and Chelsea play in the League Cup.

«If Man City don't win the league and Tottenham or Leicester do then Arsene Wenger has to go,» «If you're sitting there telling those fans — loyal Arsenal fans — that they don't need any new players at the start of the season and then you don't win the league in front of Leicester or Tottenham then I don't see how you can justify it.....

Man City do.

He does seem to want to leave and Man City do not seem too determined to keep him but I still doubt whether they would be willing to strengthen a rival as Chelsea did and they are certainly not in a financial position where they have no choice.

Man City don't need me.

This is an Arsenal team that used to play like Man City do now and I don't know why Arsene Wenger can't get his teams to play fluid football anymore.

MATCH ODDS: Brighton 9/1 Draw 4/1 Man City 1/3 ANDY SAYS: Easy win here for Man City I don't see how they don't win this — 0 - 3 GRAEME SAYS: I think Brighton might put up a good fight here, and will make it very hard for City, who should still win — 1 - 2 SILKY SAYS: Man City all day long, could be a cricket score — 0 - 4 LADBROKES PICK: Half - Time / Full - Time — Man City @ Evens FOOTBALLIndex — One to follow: Gabriel Jesus is a superstar — he is going to have a great season.

Cant see Man City doing much more than 5th this season, they have all defensive players and not enough creative footballers.