Felt like we dominated the whole game. Madrid looked dangerous in moments and had a couple of chances/half chances, but we looked so dominant, considering our opponents.
The main negative is the questionable refereeing and maybe injuries?
Any news on Saka?
We'll make a striker of him yet xD
Yep, poor choice of words, considering... lol
Maybe Partey can pull on some old Madrid rivalry and play his pants off
I wasn't able to catch the game properly since I was at work, but the officiating seemed pretty crap to me.
I saw the penalty replays and I think it's a bad call. MLS gets pulled down and Harrison just flops over with no real significant contact. To me it looks more like a dive.
If it was an Everton player and Sterling did that it'd be a goal kick and Sterling would have a yellow card
Thanks :)
Agreed. I feel like part of that is the fringe players have been injured too, like Tomiyasu, as an example.
But, we could have really used some pro-activeness in the Jan transfer market. Very much felt like they would rather wait for the summer window when more targets are available.
I believe that's what screwed us over in the 22/23 season as well
Cursed season, lol... we really lucked out. Why couldn't City have been this inconsistent 1-2 years ago -.-
I'm moving back to Australia next month. I think I've been struggling and homesick for a while.
Hoping being around something more familiar will allow me to reset and figure out what I want to do next.
Thanking you!
Doc said it was alright. It's been cleaned and stitched with the fabrics stitches and covered. Have to keep an eye on it and if the redness spreads or there's green/yellow pus, i need to go back.
Its kinda between my thumb and wrist. Still a bit sore to do certain tasks, but it was a little itchy this morning.
I know! Damn international breaks... Hopefully I've taken one for the team
Aren't you lovely