

Stottie
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Watching Leicester Norwich now with the latter having a good go. Doesn't bode well for next week.
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Top stuff from Caulkin!
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Bony misses sitter. Silva off.
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Five in twenty minutes. Anything Lewandowski can do....
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Could be double figures this
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Shut up shop and get no reds. Game is well and truly gone
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Great finish but ffs
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fecks sake. floodgates open
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Three offside goals in City's game last week remember.
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I honestly don't remember Gouffran doing anything. But great half, well played by the rest. Undone by that two-footed little bastard David Silva. What a player.
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Well worked goal. About the fifth or sixth time they've had an overload down our right hand side though. Something center mids should pick up on
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Fantastic tackle from Janmaat!
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Anita a bit lucky there. Went through the ball but the kind of tackle you see reds for.
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Ageuro misses with Sterling clear outside him. City getting a few overloads going down our right side.
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Mitro looked offside on the replay, unlike the goal that was ruled out, unless it was Janmaat before the replay started
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Another chance! WTF?
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Good chance for Mitro!
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Great header, great ball in, and, a great work from Mbabu.
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Huge vote of no confidence in Tiote if Gouffran plays center mid. The Abeid decision is biting us on the arse here too as everyone is saying.
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Berahino taken off and Lambert and Anichebe left as unused subs for WBA. Well negative.
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He missed some real sitters last year, but new league etc. etc. Strikers especially need confidence. His record will have loads of sub appearances, so the games vs. goals stat will be a tad unfair to him. Luuk de Jong has recovered from his stint in Germany and with us for PSV, so it might click again for Riviere, though maybe not at Prem level. What is for certain is that with 3 points from 7 games and few chances created, we cannot afford a striker who missing clear openings like Riviere did last year. We need players that can produce right now.
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Getting back to yesterday's game but we were set up well. I thought Fabregas looked back to form and Chelsea were much better with Oscar last week against Arsenal, even before the sending off, but we handled them easily for the first 60 odd minutes. Once we tired, McClaren could have been a bit more proactive in trying to keep the ball at the other end, but I'll give him a pass given the shite we've had in the past four or five games. He has to build on this result though. I though Ayoze looked comfortable at #10 against Man U and it was a bad move not to keep him there against Arsenal and West Ham.