Can Man City's CRISIS Be Fixed?

[@NotoriousRedmen]

Not being able to win because your 2bn team is missing one player is not an excuse, its embarrassing

[@theblues8840]

Yeah not like a kopite to struggle adding up, 2 billion 🤦‍♂️🤣

[@aaryamanroy1545]

ah yes not like dias ake akanji stones are all out for the last months on and off, lazy knowledge, and the team is worth 1bn, bought for less than that, keep hating pep will find a way

[@dilan4123]

@@aaryamanroy1545funny that City fans called Liverpools title defence one of the worst despite having a bigger injury crisis at the time but suddenly you want to put context on City’s awful defence

[@shawnradke]

needs another fake sponsor to get another 1bn to spend on players like grealish

[@lebinmhd]

Yea, it’s clear you don’t watch city so stfu.

[@BrandonAyong]

Merry christmas everyone ❤

[@ripxdoc]

Merry Christmas mate

[@RGY33]

Merry crimbo bud

[@Tan3l6]

Häid pühi!

[@jonnystaffs]

Merry Christmas, old buddy old pal

[@FeelMyFerret]

Merry Christmas Brandon and everyone who reads this!!

[@enemywithin1295]

Pep has spent his career with every team having some of the best players in the world. He’s a chequebook manager. Doesn’t mean he’s bad, it just means he’s limited in ways that other managers aren’t. He’d never win the UCL with Porto, or the PL with Leicester.

[@theblues8840]

Do you realise the insane amount of luck needed for those achievements to happen? They were one off achievements that even Mourinho and Ranieri wouldn’t do again, they’re equivalent to lottery wins

[@enemywithin1295]

@ But they were still done. Amazing achievements with teams simply not at that level. Even Ferguson winning the UCL with Aberdeen. Pep doesn’t have that ability - he needs a major set up with world class players at his disposal. I’d love to see him at a lower league team with limited funds - maybe he’d prove me wrong.

[@theblues8840]

@@enemywithin1295 but they were flukes, if Pep did that it wouldn’t be counted as a underdog fluke story everyone would say he’s bought the best team etc

[@enemywithin1295]

@ But that’s the point - he’s never managed a struggling team. He’s always had unlimited funds with well known world class players.

[@theblues8840]

⁠@@enemywithin1295 why would he join a struggling team when he’s an elite manager? Also this idea that other coaches win without having the best team isn’t true , if you’ve won a trophy that means you were the best in that competition. Leicester don’t win a title without world class players like Mahrez and Kante.

[@taylo2079]

Some of the older players have checked out, Not just physically but mentally. I remember after the FA Cup final seeing KDB laughing and Joking as he got his runners up medal and thinking “you’re not that bothered anymore, are you?” I think that’s why we’re seeing what we’re seeing, a lot of these players have seen it all and won it all, and there’s no real incentive to go again. So now it’s a case of Pep needing new players to refresh the dressing room. Walker, KDB, Silva, Gundo and Grealish need to be seen the door at the end of the season.

[@JSmirkingRevenge]

Dunno about Grealish

[@mb9727cw]

⁠@@JSmirkingRevengehe’s awful mate, easily the worst player he listed by far.

[@theblues8840]

@@mb9727cw Grealish isn’t awful people just don’t understand his role. People think he’s a goalscoring forward so they see his lack of goals and think he’s not doing his job. The reality is that he’s a midfielder who’s played out wide and Pep only cares about keeping the ball. If Grealish started trying to make things happen he’d be dropped in an instant for daring to lose the ball

[@Deathmare235]

@@theblues8840so he’s basically Antony

[@theblues8840]

@@Deathmare235 No because you can take the ball off Antony and he can’t play centrally either

[@dylanmulroe9978]

I genuinely cannot believe these 3 make a living talking about football, when they’re all equally as clueless, honestly ya have to tip your hat and say fair play lads haha

[@arep1030]

I mean they've got 200k subs so i don't think they're necessarily clueless. Maybe their opinions are different than you but as far as this video goes i think they're not that far off from the majority of football fans tho

[@theblues8840]

@@arep1030 if they’re not far off the majority of fans then that shows the majority don’t have a clue

[@arep1030]

@@theblues8840 sure mr footballing expert 🤓 you do you

[@johannespitkamaki1369]

What you mr expert know better? Secondly i like rory and buveys take as fans and not overly dramatic knowitall super micro analysis. Theyre fans and live in the moment

[@NickPhillips-yf2re]

@@arep1030they are clueless Rory and Buvy get a lot of hate for a reason

[@kurooben1639]

Jurgen Klopp is a better manager than Pep. Too much attention to trophies rather than actual managing

[@prabh1150]

Trophies matter mate

[@NicklasAxelsson-l9j]

Now pep need to work like klopp.Work with lot of injureds players.You can play with kids.

[@dwight246]

They have to win trophies. That's why they coach.

[@bluemoon1716]

Klopp never had any consistency. Never defended a title and only won the league once with that amazing team

[@DarthVader-j2i]

Jurgen Klopp is by far a better manager. He won the CL, went to 3 CL finals. Turned it around when Liverpool were never expected to do it. Liverpool didn't have the money to compete with all these clubs before Jurgen Klopp came in. Today, Liverpool have more money than anyone else. Yet we don't spend it. Give us another few years and you shall see what it is like to be the biggest club in the world without Arab money.

[@Nightsu]

9:05 it wasn't just Foden. Pep was shouting at Haaland to press Martinez but he didn't and it gave Lisandro all the time in the world to make the pass.

[@theNetworkCH]

They should never have sold Julian Alvarez

[@theamaranthineman574]

Alvarez didn't want his talent to be ruined further by Pep. Like he did with so many other players.

[@cbez8879]

Should have also not sold Palmer

[@bensudbury3877]

The cheque book manager can fix anything, absolute genius 👌

[@jdodger1091]

The problem with city is the poor transfer business and the back stops at Guardiola. They've invested a lot of money in lots of different players and most of them just aren't good enough to replace the ageing players they have in their squad. They've let some absolute superstars go in the last few years and have brought in players who's ceiling is nothing more than 10th in the league

[@ashwilliams4959]

Poor transfer business or just finally abiding by the rules?

[@mattiemather4040]

Halaand is defiantly not a ‘fox in the box’ go have a look at his dortmund time. He can run at defenders maybe he isn’t the best at it but he can make things happen. Pep doesn’t allow players to play like that. Ex: grealish

[@leighjohnston1988]

Haaland is one dimensional, he is extremely good at that one dimension. But if you cut out passes and crosses Haaland does not score and becomes a ghost in games. He will never win you a game on his own.

[@whichmalachione7800]

He's not on dimensional because he was amazing at Dortmund, but Pep refuses to let him contribute to the build.

[@arep1030]

11:09 i watched the game and was pretty sure youri tiellemans was the best player on the pitch by far and saw a lot of people saying it's morgan rogers. I mean he's also up there but for me tiellemans is obviously the better player that match. Glad someone like rory pointed that out

[@kiliantp]

Just read an article that quoted an interesting stat: before signing Haaland City scored 2.6 goals per game, after he joined the team, 2.3!

[@TheFrede2300]

They have absolutely missed a generation shift, majority of their squad is old and washed or getting close to it. Combine that with the fact that they've not made many good signings in the last what 4 years or so while letting go of good players

[@jacktg-n5f]

Rorys bit in the ad segment makes me physically recoil in cringe

[@neilpa]

The title race is between Liverpool and VAR/PGMOL. Nobody else is involved....

[@ashwilliams4959]

It always has been

[@luckyspurs]

City seemed happy to keep it at 2-0. They looked like a team that thought scoring 2 was impossible.

[@JonnyBoy-l8q]

The sound of Rory’s voice is worse then catching Ebola

[@cyrilfoday]

Correct me if I’m wrong but I feel like Haaland at Dortmund could win a game on his own, right?

[@theblues8840]

Yes he could because Dortmund passed him the ball, City pass him the ball 10 times a game max

[@shawnradke]

@@theblues8840 yeah he's one dimensional and relies on others for service glorified gerd muller

[@theblues8840]

@@shawnradke name a striker that can score without being passed the ball? Every striker depends on service mate 😂

[@madeovstarstuff]

In other words a striker stands in one spot waiting for the ball to come to him? Haaland showing how 1 dimensional he is as a footballer ​@@theblues8840

[@mattiemather4040]

Left a similar comment. Pep doesn’t allow players to play there game if it doesn’t fit the mould

[@sjolson68]

I said this 2 years ago - Haaland couldn't score 15 goals for a team in the bottom half. You're seeing it now and everyone singing his ridiculous, hyperbolic praises like he's the best thing ever need to give their heads a wobble, finally.

[@vjaska]

People laughed at Roy Keane's comment about Haaland yet he is being proven right when you shut down the supply line - his goal scoring is world class but the rest of his game is League 2 level or worse

[@chippydogwoofwoof]

As a united fan of course im biased bbut Fergie never lost more than 3 in a row in 26 years, 26 Years!

[@bluemoon1716]

Fergie never won 4 in a row

[@Deanobadgeo92]

​@@bluemoon1716pep wouldn't win the Prem with Tom cleverly in his team fergie can

[@tanvejaphan7044]

you never saw this with sir alex

[@bluemoon1716]

Fergie was never in the same position winning 4 in a row

[@zp5991]

Rory it was almost 2 decades ago and it was Shevchenko flick on you melt

[@cyrilfoday]

He got the details wrong but surely you get his point

[@Mhdfalah250]

Liverpool won premier league with Henderson in the midfield. Just shut with one player missing

[@Ssjs998]

4:08 We saw what with Ferguson? Man had his core players for their whole careers

[@dannyduggan4324]

Not a United fan but agree. Ferguson didn't burn out. He had to rebuild teams again and again. Very different to what happened to Jose and what's happening to City

[@ha04Rry]

this is factually untrue. fergie was famous for refreshing the dressing room every few years

[@playboxcasual8319]

Pep got lazy, his current style shows as similar to previous managers of Haaland. Get the ball to him, game over. Turns out having the best striker in the world isn't always enough.

[@XLNC7]

It’s a multitude of things that has went wrong but Pep has conditioned these players to play possession football and not lose the ball and ultimately sacrificed flair. Despite the fact City have some world class players, none of them can take it upon themselves to do something different or something extra and win a game like Diallo done against them out of fear of losing the ball and it is absolutely shite to watch. Actually, thinking back, Savinho for once had a go at 3 Villa players and it lead to Foden’s goal last week. When do you ever see City doing that. You rarely see them taking on players and whipping a ball into the box or lofting a ball up the park for someone to run on to. They have to genuinely forget about what Pep is telling them and just play. They’re individually brilliant players, but this system rubbish is taking its toll. Pep has absolutely sucked the flair out of the team and you can tell the players are getting fed up. The sooner he goes the sooner we can get back to watching decent football in general. And this is coming from a neutral.

[@MCFCTheMadHatter]

Pep letting perfection be the enemy of the good is killing him and is the reason for his terrible downfall in form with the team. He’s not setting up the team to succeed with the players he has available, he’s setting it up as though he has a full and ready squad and that is leading to failure after failure after failure. Only Pep can change it as it’s up to him…

[@AnthonyAzzo]

City have completely cocked up in transfer market in the last couple of years. With both in comings and out going, succession planning has not happened. I find this very surprising for such a well run club.

[@SeanDarrall]

Proving pep ain’t all that

[@CP-sp1zl]

Yeah 4 prems in a row but has a bad run of games but he’s “not all that” yeahhh mhm☺️☺️

[@SeanDarrall]

@ gifted every squad he’s ever had. As soon as there’s trouble he’s like a fish out of water. Barca.. best squad in the world. Bayern.. best squad in the world. Oops. Tell me I’m wrong sweetheart

[@theblues8840]

@@SeanDarrall best squad in the world? They’ve only got 1 striker and 1 holding midfielder in the whole squad mate it’s not even close to being the best squad, even relegation teams have multiple strikers to choose from

[@SeanDarrall]

@ exactly my point. When pep doesn’t have the best squad he struggles

[@komoleeray687]

these guys are just making sh#% up now. 15 mins of waffle around City's decline. I actually have less insight or perspective on why the City slump , then i did before watching this clip. Watching these guys made me dumber, actually. Quite an achievement

[@DarthVader-j2i]

Thing is, Jurgen Klopp was honest and left when he was sure it was best for the club and himself. Guy left us with Liverpool 2.0 and Slot takes it over. It's Liverpool 3.0 now

[@StuTheDon17]

08:34 I turned it off when Rory said Van Ninelstroy picks the ball up at half way and takes a defence on..... Give me a break. He was exactly what Haaland is! A fox in the box. A tap in merchant. No disrespect to the guy because he was extremely good at what he did and he had a lot of success. But Rory. Pull your other one my boy. Ruud wasn't that player.

[@jonnystaffs]

Selling Palmer was a BIG mistake. Selling Alvarez was a BIG mistake. Bringing back Gundo was a BIG mistake. Some of the newer signings are...wavey, at best. Pep and the team is resting very much on its laurels that other teams don't improve as quickly. Pep either needs to change something very quickly, otherwise they'll be just another team - not "the team".

[@zeeamja1]

Nothing brings me joy seeing Buvey smugness being non existent.

[@AlexTickett]

Course it can. A good couple of transfer windows and itll be fine. Just needs a refresh.

[@andy56018]

Its the only way Liverpool can win with city having a dip

[@mav3598]

Do you think that maybe Klopp leaving is another reason things are going wrong and that pep maybe dropped a level because he didn't think the challenge wouldn't be as intense. It's not one issue at city rodri was just the last brick to fall out of a wall that was ready to fall over

[@luckyspurs]

Aren't City going to have a transfer ban soon.

[@oxygensilver4563]

Have they done this first thing in the morning? They look shattered

[@Dapps07]

City fans should be asking if the rebuild shone be done by a new manager that will have time and longevity rather than pep that's probably gonna stay for 1 more season or 2 at the most.

[@bonediggerkarl5883]

This "crisis" is 10 years in the making. Hopefully it takes more than 10 years for them to recover.

[@Neo-pk7zp]

Bluey or Bingo has been humble and is Staying Humble eee 😂😂😂. And where is the brother that dude who looks like a thumb?😂😂😂😂😂

[@pixelpeek9963]

What was Adam painting?

[@R.Mousasi]

City has been selling all their great talents and instead brought in 'here and now' players. Alot of those have completely failed to raise the level of the squad. In the last 4 summers i would say only Gvardiol and Haaland made the first 11 significant better. The core of the squad was and still is excellent. But the players who made the difference have dropped of and/or having way more injury problems. Feel that with some more trust in their young and talented players over the years City woudnt be in this situation right now. But the counter point probably is, would they have been as succesfull with given way more minutes to young players?

[@kn7145]

When fergie lost 16 it wasn't the prem Buvey

[@oliprj8676]

This must be a circus? It's full of clowns

[@iRRichiee]

And this is why Fergie is leaps and bounds above pep. Won it all by beating big teams with what some people considered bench fodder squads. Pep loses one midfielder and his season falls apart

[@DargamaEngineering]

City has a severe injury crisis with Dias,stones,Ake also out .that's the whole defence.its not just rodri

[@iRRichiee]

@ boo hoo

[@tomwilko7841]

I agree he's clear of pep but let's not forget that utd were the richest club in the world for much of his reign and were regularly among the highest spenders and had the biggest wage bill...yes later in his spell abramovich and then city challenged them in a financial sense but whilst he certainly wasn't a chequebook manager like pep Fergie spent more money than 95% of all his peers

[@iRRichiee]

@@tomwilko7841 cmon now, literally everyone of Citys current starting 11 (or probably entire squad bar Foden) was purchased for over 30m

[@SamRobertshaw1618]

It amazes me how much people are overthinking this. City just need a refresh, in the same way Fergie used to. They’ve been winning at a canter for so long that some players have just become complacent and forgot what it is to fight for wins and success. They need a succession plan for some of their core (Ederson, Gundo, De Bruyne, Walker) and strong backups/successors for the rest of their core (Dias, Haaland, Rodri). After that, certain complacent/inconsistent first teamers need replacing in Stones, Bernardo, Grealish as well as squad players like Ake, Kovacic and Nunes who I think they’ve extracted as much as they can but probably aren’t a high enough level on their own. It feels weird to say, being a Man Utd fan, but I see a lot of similarities between this City team and the United team of 2006-09. You have a core group of 6/7 players who are real elite level, som exciting young talent of a good level and then a group of honest and hardworking squad players. Ultimately, if you’re core players are out or unable to play every game, those honest lads won’t always be good enough on their own or will be complacent because they don’t always have the same drive and hunger that elite world class players have.

[@theblues8840]

Wow a United fan who has eyes, bravo sir well said😂

[@LAndrewNext]

But city CANT refresh, their hands are tied and their neck is under the gulliotine

[@SamRobertshaw1618]

@@theblues8840 I can’t tell if this is sarcasm but I hope not, I did mean it genuinely 😂 People are overthinking the city on field problems and blowing it out of proportion, it happens to most teams who have been dominant for extended periods of time. What worries me, as a football fan, is that I’ve heard absolutely none of the so called “experts” actually say this. But I feel like that only emphasis just why good players rarely make good managers 🤷‍♂️

[@SamRobertshaw1618]

@@LAndrewNext haha I’m assuming you’re referring to the charges 😂 As much as I do hope they get absolutely bummed for it, they likely still have the financial power for a rebuild. They haven’t spent big in a while and have spent significantly less and less often vs someone like United. Not to mention what they’ve made on the sale of academy talents.

[@LAndrewNext]

@@SamRobertshaw1618 but they can't fund themselves like they used to. They are under the same restrictions that Newcastle are struggling under. They can't just throw 200m at rbs amd lbs like they did in the cheating days

[@MegaTimtheman]

Even before this poor run of form you shouldn't have that thought that guardiola is greater than Alex ferguson

[@jonnystaffs]

Rory, where'd you get that jumper? It's lovely!

[@ehandley1045]

This squad is made up of players who are either injured or exhausted from winning 4 titles in a row with a treble in there. You could see it last season and it’s just gotten worse here that they’re just tired. Sure there’s a couple mistakes with signings in there but the core of our team has always been strong but now their just out of gas

[@carlbridgett7456]

Everton has a backbone (defence) which city don't have. Oh we are missing Rodri is just an excuse.

[@N7grShadow]

I’m so sick of the Rodri excuse

[@sk45726]

There transfer business needs to be looked at, they keep getting rid of talented players and signing idiots like Nunes and Phillips

[@Nathan-zd8ew]

An organization that cant win while spending 2bn AND cheating is kinda pathetic.🤣

[@Sir_P]

Just give him another billion

[@g.g.baxter4868]

One area i do put blame on Pep, surrounds Gundogan, and its not that hes too old, or not good enough. It felt like a, get me over the line one more time, signing. So short term, makes you question, if the season had progressed, like the start. Does Pep resign. I feel like hes almost signed, against his overall preference, because he cant leave on this. In which case, maybe it is time to shake his hand, name a stand after him, build a statue and look to the future

[@robertcarlsson9720]

115FC got upgraded to 130FC that's the problem. Nobody believes in the owners anymore

[@hssIceland]

So the supposedly best manager ever can't manage a team? He can assemble a team, with enough money he can play ONE extremely good system, but if anything changes OR he tinkers even a little bit, it all falls apart. He has little to no in game management and uses very few subs, which is why Rodri plays 60 games a season. And then there's the supposedly best striker in the world who similarly can only play in ONE system. A system that sees him being fed passes from some of the best players in the world, given goals on a platter.no doubt he is an amazing finisher, BUT a striker is more than that. If you want to call him the best goalscorer in the world, fair enough. But the best striker in the world? he is not close. Pep has been found out. He let his 2 billion pound team get too old and to reliant on a single system because he has no other system. He let players like Palmer and Rodgers go because he didn't know what to do with them they didn't fit his ONE system, and he ruined a player like Grealish because he tried to force him to play in his ONE system, Grealish was never that player. When Rodgers scored the second goal, the camera was pointed at Pep, and all you could see on his face was PANIC, he doesn't know what to do.

[@thierryhenry674]

Easy. Just drop Haaland.

[@adam-z9e2j]

yep he needs to try it

[@Markyy____]

@@adam-z9e2j He has said himself the wingers are not playing the right balls to Haaland. He is not the problem it's the midfield and wingers struggling to create

[@SeanDarrall]

Short answer.. no

[@timmy5876]

Normally in this scenario u would just say get a new manager cus the players are big name players who have won it all, surely it can’t be them? however i think it is just the players ageing or suffering from fatigue cus the players aren’t pressing like they used to. On the ball playing out from the back they’re good still but they’re not creating chances like they used to cus players aren’t making runs then they’re not pressing like they used to. One leggy midfielder and a direct winger in january and i think they’ll get 3/4th for sure and push for a title again next seasin

[@theblues8840]

Imagine watching those players play and thinking Pep is the problem 😂😂

[@alette7]

no Buvey, we definitely never seen same with Mourinho, Wenger or Sir Alex.. not even cloooooose 😅 Guardiola is a paycheck managet and without his best players they are just bad 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@nicholasbrunner5019]

Maybe as embarrassing as Rorys jumper.

[@onehundredpercentboyband]

SkyBet, lads? Really?

[@sssskkkk2856]

Cheque book manager, cant develop young players, buts his way out of trouble.

[@timmy5876]

Obviously Haaland isn’t playing well but the team is so designed to feed him that taking him out wouldn’t work in my opinion like that’s not the answer. If u look at their options when it comes to wingers none of them other than maybe foden who’s not naturally a winger can score 10-15+ prem goals, if they still had players like mahrez, sterling, sane etc. i think playing a false 9 would help but if ur playing a false 9 i think u need wingers who can score and with Grealish, doku and savio being their main 3 wingers i dont see it working, but maybe it could work im not a genius lol

[@thierryhenry674]

A false 9 allows the wide players to score goals. They can be “goal scoring wingers” because they had a false 9. Grealish, Doku and Savio would score 15+ goals each if they had a false 9 to play with.

[@timmy5876]

@ i completely disagree, ur right that they’d score more but not 15+ no way, savio and doku’s shooting is very average it’s just they’re elite at dribbling and can pick a half decent pass once they’ve beaten their man, they’d get more shooting opportunities with a false 9 but their shooting not being amazing wouldn’t be enough for the team to end up scoring more than if haaland was in it. As for grealish he has the potential but since he’s gone to city he’s not shown any sign of good shooting. If they get a direct winger in and put foden on the other wing maybe they could score more as a team.

[@thierryhenry674]

@@timmy5876 The 17-20 ManCity could create so many high quality chances, so high that anyone can finish, so high that they are almost impossible to miss. It has nothing to do with shooting. Just walk the ball in.

[@timmy5876]

@ i agree to an extent but still the older more direct wingers i mentioned scored a decent amount of goals from making it themselves or having good finishing, like i said their numbers would go up with a false 9 but not enough to be worth dropping haaland. The real answer is to sign direct wingers who can score more or figure out how to feed haaland better cus he only get a couple half chances a game now thats why he’s not scoring, they used to give him 3/4 good chances a game and he’d score one of two of them

[@thierryhenry674]

@@timmy5876 The season before Haaland joined Man City, they created 88.7 xG, scored 99 goals (scored 11 more goals than their xG). KDB was their top scorer, he scored 15 goals. The season Haaland joined Man City, they created 78.6 xG, scored 94 goals (scored 16 more goals than their xG). Haaland was their top scorer, he scored 36 goals. Haaland’s stats seem to look good, but he massively reduces his team’s xG. And he tries to use his great finishing to make up for it. Man City become more clinical, outperforming their xG by a larger amount, but they actually scored less in total with Haaland. It’s like when you think there is a big discount in the supermarket, but in reality, the price is marked up by a lot before the discount is made, so you are actually paying more. You think a 90% off discount is good, but it’s really not. Before he joins, if you look at their top scorer (15 goals), you might think that they are not clinical. If they had a clinical striker (over 30 goals), they will score a lot more. After he joins, they did become more clinical, but they score less in total.

[@Universe6172]

WHAT IF HE WINS THE CHAMP LEAGUE 😂😂😂😂😂 DELUDED

[@hussainqureshiwaish7364]

Say what you want about buvey he's the most lesst delusional in that group

[@alancope8531]

It looks obvious. Pep knows City are going to be found guilty and so do the players. Whatever the sentence they know they are just waiting to leave! How else do you explain the complete collapse of a great team in just a few weeks? if they had lost 4 or 5 fair enough but losing 9 in 13 can only be explained by them all giving up!!!

[@theblues8840]

Because most of their squad are either old and washed up, injured or just not good enough. Pep always said it’s the players that win things and by that same logic it’s the players fault they’re losing

[@ReissKnell]

City are shite. Stones, kdb, foden, akanji all played with aki on the bench. No excuses

[@chiefmwase4562]

They've won 4 in a row, superhuman stuff. There tired

[@adamyeejy-sk9fh]

Can a squad full of world class players, worth over a billion pounds funded by one of the richest owners in football, managed by the best manager of a generation turn a corner of poor form? I'll let you decide. & this is coming from a United fan 😂

[@arniearnie3963]

I think Pep & the players know something about the 115 charges that the general public isn't aware of. Theres no way a £2bn team will collapse in such a brutal way because one player is injured.

[@theblues8840]

Because that’s just not true, it’s not a 2 billion pound team and it’s much more than one player being injured

[@captainmorgan123]

👀​@@theblues8840

[@GourjyotiPal]

GGMU❤

[@richlaw3658]

Yo guys drop that Chelsea man, his on purpose bullshit holding this channel down. His lies are not convincing yet very annoying

[@jinzok]

Rumors roaming around clubs say, the players already know they are going to lose points and possibly 1 trophy. They wont be relegated but still going to lose so many points they wont even qualify to euro league. Also Rodri wants to go Madrid.

[@LAndrewNext]

There will be mass protests if they aren't relegated

[@BadgerOff32]

I'm calling it now. Man City will sign 2 or 3 players in the upcoming January transfer window which will somehow miraculously solve all of their problems. Liverpool, Chelsea and Arsenal will fail to capitalize on this opportunity and start slipping up and dropping points, and Man City will go on a 20 game winning steak and propel themselves back into the title race, and everyone will forget about this blip that City have had. Obviously, I don't want this to happen, I fucking hate Citeh......but it's probably what's going to end up happening.

[@07ORO]

But who? Zubimendi has to be nailed on but can’t think of anyone else

[@adamyeejy-sk9fh]

​@07ORO Tbh mate City tend to buy relatively unknown budding stars in Europe and turn them into worldbeaters. Just because you can't see who's out there doesn't mean Pep and his team don't.

[@BadgerOff32]

@@adamyeejy-sk9fh True, and I wouldn't put it past them bringing some youth into the team, I think Pep has kinda _had to_ in recent weeks, but I still think they'll make a couple of signings just to freshen things up. No idea who though lol

[@BadgerOff32]

@@07ORO I've no idea. It'll probably be something random, like an Arsenal or a Chelsea reject who just happens to shore up their midfield in a way no-one expected lol

[@ethanmorris7115]

took the words right out of my mouth with the jan signings. he just needs eager fresh faces to recoup the dressing room.

[@martinwild1929]

I think Pep had a meltdown in the locker room and showed the players a different side of himself. That plus the fact he had 1 foot out of the door, the players are done with him.

[@Mikejames1080]

1 foot out of the door having recently signed a 2 year contract?

[@adam-z9e2j]

absolute brain dead opinion. thinking the players are done with a manager thats won 20 trophies in 8 years lmao

[@martinwild1929]

i am talking about before he did that. The bad form started before he signed that deal

[@Mikejames1080]

@@martinwild1929 did it? Are you sure about that?

[@quarantinefox]

​@@adam-z9e2jAbsolute brain dead thinking that because someone is successful you can't think they're a weapon. It's a 25 man squad. They're not all going to like him as a person.

[@SaneleMkhize332]

if city don’t make top 4 they should sack him 😂😂😂

[@charlesugwu9107]

First 🎉

[@DylanRL710]

First to comment last to pop his cherry

[@ScreenplayMCFC]

Any Christmas Special streams today lads? Last years one was dog shite, you spent 50 min ranking dead animals (your food). Hope this year its better and the stream is about drunken stories

[@Sean-wu8qf]

Christmas Cheer there

[@ScreenplayMCFC]

@@Sean-wu8qf yeah lad, last time all these 3 were on the kickoff Xmas Special , it was great. Drunken stories and shit. Need to see that type of Xmas steam again and need to see Buvey drunk again lol

[@BrandonAyong]

Tbf I can't think of a drunkest story than ranking dead animals

[@ToTheMaxGaming1]

Most positive city fan

[@cianog]

A mid club going back to its norm.