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comment by GTWI4T- some people deserve to get trolled (U6008)
posted 1 minute ago
I think you'll win 2 of the 3 trophies, the league and the FA Cup. Does have a feel of 2018-19 about it for sure and I think the only game you may drop points is wolves but once you get on a run, you're very difficult to stop.
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Cant see us beating you 2 games in a row unless we win the FA Cup tie on penalties.
On sundays game, the crowd will have to be patient. Liverpool will go at us and hopefully, we will hold them of then dominate possession, tire them out, and nick it at the end.
I actually think we need the win. A draw is an okay result but I just think we need the win just to give us breathing space. I also think if we beat your lot it gives us momentum for the remainder of April.
Sorry OP I just need to clarify one point you've made in your weird comment about Liverpool.
How on earth are you the underdog here?
I'm genuinely not nervous. There's nothing to be nervous about, even if we end up with nothing more than carabao cup then I'd be a bit disappointed but it's still infinitely more enjoyable than watching Paul Konchesky and Christian Poulsen play for Liverpool!
We've got a fantastic manager and team. So have City. If you can't enjoy this as a fan then what's the point.
It’s a funny situation. A close title race should have a sense of occasion and grandeur but because City and Liverpool are both 2nd tier clubs, it just doesn’t feel big.
Thinking back to those halcyon days of Arsenal-United, Utd-Chelsea and Arsenal-Chelsea in 2015, those title races had a ‘big fight’ feel. Each game was must-see TV. Now the interest level and ratings are so low.
Also those teams were loaded with big stars, whereas City and LFC are more workmanlike.
comment by #LiquidGenius (U20571)
posted 7 seconds ago
It’s a funny situation. A close title race should have a sense of occasion and grandeur but because City and Liverpool are both 2nd tier clubs, it just doesn’t feel big.
Thinking back to those halcyon days of Arsenal-United, Utd-Chelsea and Arsenal-Chelsea in 2015, those title races had a ‘big fight’ feel. Each game was must-see TV. Now the interest level and ratings are so low.
Also those teams were loaded with big stars, whereas City and LFC are more workmanlike.
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Here, have some attention.
comment by Luke Combs (U3979)
posted 1 hour, 36 minutes ago
Sorry OP I just need to clarify one point you've made in your weird comment about Liverpool.
How on earth are you the underdog here?
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You used to be. 2018 CL Ties, and even in the last few league campaigns. Now its even hence the pressure of expectation is starting to show.
The fear of failure if I can put it differently
comment by Luke Combs (U3979)
posted 33 minutes ago
comment by #LiquidGenius (U20571)
posted 7 seconds ago
It’s a funny situation. A close title race should have a sense of occasion and grandeur but because City and Liverpool are both 2nd tier clubs, it just doesn’t feel big.
Thinking back to those halcyon days of Arsenal-United, Utd-Chelsea and Arsenal-Chelsea in 2015, those title races had a ‘big fight’ feel. Each game was must-see TV. Now the interest level and ratings are so low.
Also those teams were loaded with big stars, whereas City and LFC are more workmanlike.
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Here, have some attention.
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Thanks
comment by Sky-blue (U22529)
posted 19 minutes ago
comment by Luke Combs (U3979)
posted 1 hour, 36 minutes ago
Sorry OP I just need to clarify one point you've made in your weird comment about Liverpool.
How on earth are you the underdog here?
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You used to be. 2018 CL Ties, and even in the last few league campaigns. Now its even hence the pressure of expectation is starting to show.
The fear of failure if I can put it differently
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There's no failure here. Our season has been amazing, even if we don't win the competitions we remain in.
To even be toe to toe with a club that can blow us out the water in the transfer market is an achievement in itself. No other club has been able to compete even closely with City domestically.
City are a phenomenal team, with a phenomenal coach and a club that knows what its doing just as well as ours does.
If you beat us on Sunday and the following weekend, I'll raise my hat to you but it's not failure.
On sundays game, the crowd will have to be patient. Liverpool will go at us and hopefully, we will hold them of then dominate possession, tire them out, and nick it at the end.
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Tire Liverpool out? Don't be ridiculous. You'll have to beat us by sheer quality, it won't be down to something like tiredness.
comment by #LiquidGenius (U20571)
posted 50 minutes ago
It’s a funny situation. A close title race should have a sense of occasion and grandeur but because City and Liverpool are both 2nd tier clubs, it just doesn’t feel big.
Thinking back to those halcyon days of Arsenal-United, Utd-Chelsea and Arsenal-Chelsea in 2015, those title races had a ‘big fight’ feel. Each game was must-see TV. Now the interest level and ratings are so low.
Also those teams were loaded with big stars, whereas City and LFC are more workmanlike.
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What the actual f...
comment by #LiquidGenius (U20571)
posted 6 hours, 33 minutes ago
It’s a funny situation. A close title race should have a sense of occasion and grandeur but because City and Liverpool are both 2nd tier clubs, it just doesn’t feel big.
Thinking back to those halcyon days of Arsenal-United, Utd-Chelsea and Arsenal-Chelsea in 2015, those title races had a ‘big fight’ feel. Each game was must-see TV. Now the interest level and ratings are so low.
Also those teams were loaded with big stars, whereas City and LFC are more workmanlike.
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comment by Luke Combs (U3979)
posted 12 hours, 12 minutes ago
Sorry OP I just need to clarify one point you've made in your weird comment about Liverpool.
How on earth are you the underdog here?
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I make Liverpool slight favourites.
There isn't that much to separate you. You're both ultra-winning teams, but I think Liverpool are slightly more resilient in high pressure situations and in better form too.
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comment by GTWI4T- some people deserve to get trolled (U6008)
posted 1 minute ago
I think you'll win 2 of the 3 trophies, the league and the FA Cup. Does have a feel of 2018-19 about it for sure and I think the only game you may drop points is wolves but once you get on a run, you're very difficult to stop.
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Cant see us beating you 2 games in a row unless we win the FA Cup tie on penalties.
On sundays game, the crowd will have to be patient. Liverpool will go at us and hopefully, we will hold them of then dominate possession, tire them out, and nick it at the end.
I actually think we need the win. A draw is an okay result but I just think we need the win just to give us breathing space. I also think if we beat your lot it gives us momentum for the remainder of April.
posted on 6/4/22
Sorry OP I just need to clarify one point you've made in your weird comment about Liverpool.
How on earth are you the underdog here?
posted on 6/4/22
I'm genuinely not nervous. There's nothing to be nervous about, even if we end up with nothing more than carabao cup then I'd be a bit disappointed but it's still infinitely more enjoyable than watching Paul Konchesky and Christian Poulsen play for Liverpool!
We've got a fantastic manager and team. So have City. If you can't enjoy this as a fan then what's the point.
posted on 6/4/22
It’s a funny situation. A close title race should have a sense of occasion and grandeur but because City and Liverpool are both 2nd tier clubs, it just doesn’t feel big.
Thinking back to those halcyon days of Arsenal-United, Utd-Chelsea and Arsenal-Chelsea in 2015, those title races had a ‘big fight’ feel. Each game was must-see TV. Now the interest level and ratings are so low.
Also those teams were loaded with big stars, whereas City and LFC are more workmanlike.
posted on 6/4/22
comment by #LiquidGenius (U20571)
posted 7 seconds ago
It’s a funny situation. A close title race should have a sense of occasion and grandeur but because City and Liverpool are both 2nd tier clubs, it just doesn’t feel big.
Thinking back to those halcyon days of Arsenal-United, Utd-Chelsea and Arsenal-Chelsea in 2015, those title races had a ‘big fight’ feel. Each game was must-see TV. Now the interest level and ratings are so low.
Also those teams were loaded with big stars, whereas City and LFC are more workmanlike.
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Here, have some attention.
posted on 6/4/22
comment by Luke Combs (U3979)
posted 1 hour, 36 minutes ago
Sorry OP I just need to clarify one point you've made in your weird comment about Liverpool.
How on earth are you the underdog here?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
You used to be. 2018 CL Ties, and even in the last few league campaigns. Now its even hence the pressure of expectation is starting to show.
The fear of failure if I can put it differently
posted on 6/4/22
comment by Luke Combs (U3979)
posted 33 minutes ago
comment by #LiquidGenius (U20571)
posted 7 seconds ago
It’s a funny situation. A close title race should have a sense of occasion and grandeur but because City and Liverpool are both 2nd tier clubs, it just doesn’t feel big.
Thinking back to those halcyon days of Arsenal-United, Utd-Chelsea and Arsenal-Chelsea in 2015, those title races had a ‘big fight’ feel. Each game was must-see TV. Now the interest level and ratings are so low.
Also those teams were loaded with big stars, whereas City and LFC are more workmanlike.
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Here, have some attention.
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Thanks
posted on 6/4/22
comment by Sky-blue (U22529)
posted 19 minutes ago
comment by Luke Combs (U3979)
posted 1 hour, 36 minutes ago
Sorry OP I just need to clarify one point you've made in your weird comment about Liverpool.
How on earth are you the underdog here?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
You used to be. 2018 CL Ties, and even in the last few league campaigns. Now its even hence the pressure of expectation is starting to show.
The fear of failure if I can put it differently
----------------------------------------------------------------------
There's no failure here. Our season has been amazing, even if we don't win the competitions we remain in.
To even be toe to toe with a club that can blow us out the water in the transfer market is an achievement in itself. No other club has been able to compete even closely with City domestically.
City are a phenomenal team, with a phenomenal coach and a club that knows what its doing just as well as ours does.
If you beat us on Sunday and the following weekend, I'll raise my hat to you but it's not failure.
posted on 6/4/22
On sundays game, the crowd will have to be patient. Liverpool will go at us and hopefully, we will hold them of then dominate possession, tire them out, and nick it at the end.
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Tire Liverpool out? Don't be ridiculous. You'll have to beat us by sheer quality, it won't be down to something like tiredness.
posted on 6/4/22
comment by #LiquidGenius (U20571)
posted 50 minutes ago
It’s a funny situation. A close title race should have a sense of occasion and grandeur but because City and Liverpool are both 2nd tier clubs, it just doesn’t feel big.
Thinking back to those halcyon days of Arsenal-United, Utd-Chelsea and Arsenal-Chelsea in 2015, those title races had a ‘big fight’ feel. Each game was must-see TV. Now the interest level and ratings are so low.
Also those teams were loaded with big stars, whereas City and LFC are more workmanlike.
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What the actual f...
posted on 6/4/22
comment by #LiquidGenius (U20571)
posted 6 hours, 33 minutes ago
It’s a funny situation. A close title race should have a sense of occasion and grandeur but because City and Liverpool are both 2nd tier clubs, it just doesn’t feel big.
Thinking back to those halcyon days of Arsenal-United, Utd-Chelsea and Arsenal-Chelsea in 2015, those title races had a ‘big fight’ feel. Each game was must-see TV. Now the interest level and ratings are so low.
Also those teams were loaded with big stars, whereas City and LFC are more workmanlike.
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posted on 7/4/22
comment by Luke Combs (U3979)
posted 12 hours, 12 minutes ago
Sorry OP I just need to clarify one point you've made in your weird comment about Liverpool.
How on earth are you the underdog here?
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I make Liverpool slight favourites.
There isn't that much to separate you. You're both ultra-winning teams, but I think Liverpool are slightly more resilient in high pressure situations and in better form too.
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