How Man City DISMANTLED Chelsea

[@geribenkougeki]

Oh lord that tactical board is hard to see. It looks like we're right above it, but also somehow at a 45 degree angle

[@mdashrafuzzamansunny2145]

Cry about it

[@AK-lq8ig]

Not directly above it. The camera is looking slightly down so thats why it looks wonky.

[@Orthomain]

@@mdashrafuzzamansunny2145 i was thinking the same thing but then 1:58 hit.... MY GOD i wasnt expecting it to be that wonky😭

[@3PLMAG]

Being a human being is not “woke” and also “woke” is not a bad thing.

[@BloodChampagne]

I'm pretty perturbed by your attitude towards the showing of sportsmanship. To me, using cheap tactics like scaring the shit out of a 20 year old means you don't trust your footballing ability to speak for itself. The last thing football needs is more divisiveness. It's unpleasant, to say the least. I have a lot of respect for Jackson for that small move.

[@BloodChampagne]

Nice to see the comments section getting it right at least!

[@braveswin1]

Didn’t see Jackson “comfort” the kid, but if he did (and who knows what he said?), my opinion of Jackson just climbed up several rungs. I’m a City fan. And if the Chelsea fans truly thought this was improper, well, that helps explain why I have a low opinion of Chelsea fans. But who knows? He may have told the kid “Hey I’m coming to eat your lunch all day!” If so, it’s good that the kid can’t speak English. You’re right. The kid did great to recover from that early blunder. Looking forward to watching his development. I think his natural talents will be fully exploited by Pep and his staff given enough time.

[@maja_spy]

He just gave him a pat, so he definitely understood. A nice gesture from him, he showed empathy! I also felt sorry for the kid. But I get other Chelsea fans that think he should have just taken adventage of this "weakness" and be nice after the match. If we won I think everyone would praise him, but with this score... Well... :/

[@mashi_rsa]

You can be kind and still destroy the defenders. You are making it sound like that act equals to playing bad somehow. This mentality is weird.

[@masterchief1520]

For chelsea fans, that's a gateway to blame. "Cold palmer" couldn't finish the shot and the terrible pass too but jackson is easier to blame for these plastic guys. I respect jackson

[@johnferguson4869]

I think Jackson could certainly have given Khusanov a bit of support professionally and then completely run round him, too. Two things can be true.

[@HGilly11]

If you mean "going for the jugular" as getting his runs in behind him, a little extra pressure when he in particular is on the ball, or taking him on more, I get what you mean and I agree. I am a City fan and I was worried that they would just start targeting Khusanov and his side on all of their attacks. However, see absolutely nothing wrong with being professionally respectful and empathetic. Jackson has had his fair share of mess ups in the league so far as well.

[@issymf]

really interesting to hear that thought about Jackson, and seeing others disagreeing. I'm with them. Jackson has had a tough time in the public eye for his own on-pitch performances, it's natural he would feel empathetic and I admire him for that. I also think Man City's win had, in a roundabout way, something to do with this first blunder. Bernardo Silva steps up to protect Khusanov, making himself available for every pass from him, and so controlling that side of the midfield more than he usually does. Gvardiol has been losing his head in high pressure moments, and it really felt like he had the chance to be a good example and give a mature performance.

[@elingrome5853]

Good evening.. Im Adam Cl... er... Monk

[@cedarstuff]

I watch a lot of video analysis and am a huge fan of FF2 on KZbin, but you confused the f*ck out of me in that Chiles segment. "You invert the right back alongside the midfield 3 into a box" is meaningless to his audience. "An inverted right back is a full-back who moves into the centre of the field when their team has possession of the ball" probably clearer.

[@johnferguson4869]

Difficult on radio, but it suits Adrian Chiles’s producers to have a ‘nerd’ on who Chiles can’t understand. All about the Chiles persona, which isn’t a bad thing for Chiles, everyone needs a ‘schtick’ but maybe not best for the audience.

[@michaelngiam6270]

It's just part of getting better with experience. Know the audience, if they want something simpler, and tailor the message to what they need.

[@et2226]

one of the few rare games in a City shirt where Haaland is given space to roam, the dude is an absolute menace with his pace and strength and acres of yards to thrive in.

[@jonathanlerer]

Jackson did good, thats not woke, just a bit of empathy..

[@samworgan8886]

Woke is empathy. Cringe hearing a young person use it like they're a 60 yr old Reformer

[@broccolihikicks]

@@samworgan8886 Jon is right. Woke is not empathy.

[@lexxihd5843]

@@samworgan8886 Im I the only person who things, that Adam said that woke comment as satire?

[@AlexYoung1995]

​@@samworgan8886 Being woke is a black American term from the civil rights movement. It literally just means be aware of what's actually going on around you and the corruption of the people in power. The fact it's been trivialised is sad

[@ericwWu]

... that comment about Jackson being "woke" is so out of line. 1. Yes, that's a top 6 match.... So? Are we looking for a quality footbal match or a Hunger Games "match"? 2. The fact that he's not being "ruthless" is supposed to make him worse than the likes of Rooney or early Haaland? What is that argument? 3. Being respectful is not being weak. Jesus.

[@coeuznatas]

I also think it's wrong to assume Haaland wouldn't show empathy. He's shown class a number of times, and I don't see him as someone who'd kick another player who's "on the ground".

[@lexxihd5843]

The woke sentence was a joke of course. But the rest of your comment i agree with.

[@shikhorwahed]

Ikr what a crap take

[@MidManPedro]

1:56 WITHOUT FREDDY ADU 🗣‼️🔥🔊

[@parhamista7963]

Maybe a video covering Bournemouth brilliant run ?!?

[@ronaldinhogoat2859]

Marmoush looks scary. Would have been great at Liverpool

[@michaelngiam6270]

Hey Adam, there were good/interesting points in the analysis. Some things to improve on as others highlighted, but take it as constructive feedback and keep going - it's part of getting better with experience. Just ease off on the 'woke' bandwagon usage, especially if it's a habit. It'll improve your presenting in the long run. Good luck!

[@SAVAGEfaced]

Jackson not woke at all… that comment really seems out of touch

[@oslonafo]

It’s called woke baiting. It’s what ya gotta do to placate the algorithm

[@shantiescovedo4361]

Woke is certainly the wrong term.

[@ryannthegeek_1]

Maybe you forgot to make the tactical table appear upright to us Apart from that, nice Job 👌 ❤

[@ryanbaptiste249]

Re Khusanov's blunder, just take a look at Akanji's action/reaction. He should have taken control. Failing that, at least he could have sprinted towards the goal to prevent Madueke from tapping into an empty net… instead, he just froze and watched the disaster unfold around him, as he has done on many occasions during his time at City!

[@ezekielduran4386]

never display a tactical board like that again. I literally got sick trying to look at it... its upside down where the near side is top... that's so wrong... I couldn't watch but a few seconds of where you got into the game... I had to leave. Too bad i'll never know how Man city did it... Terrible editing

[@hsjshdhsjshsh958]

It's not that bad, you can still see everything you need to

[@stnbch3025]

Weakling

[@montgomeryharr30]

I have this issue too and it often hurts my ability to watch trading card game content

[@mdashrafuzzamansunny2145]

Cry about it

[@aramdg]

It’s disappointing because this channel has really good information, but the quality needs to improve for a channel of 650k subs. It’s the one thing that keeps me from coming back more often.

[@tomfurstyfield]

Stella job Adam! Nice to see your personality come out more and more. Hope other Adam is doing okay all things considered.

[@1yogi2many]

Hi there Monkster, from a tactical point of view I'd be much more interested in seeing a video about how Bournemouth just dismantled Forest, because let's face it, they did, and no one else has done that so far this season 😂

[@masterchief1520]

City won 3-0

[@420_Emissary]

It's telling that our 1 win in 7 coincides with Jackson last scoring. Goals are momentum swings and momentum is everything in Football. Goals change games end of, it's cliché for a reason. Forget tactics, or a mangerial masterclass, if we scored during critical moments during the game this is null and void. Newcastle's run is arguably down to Isak. His goals have been crucial to turning the tide or cementing games, likewise Haaland. I actually now regret not going for Omorodian or even Duran. I've been Jackson's biggest advocate for the longest time but sadly this Chelsea squad isn't conducive for burgeoning talents and we just don't have the time or environment now. Under Poch, arguably everyone improved. For all of Poch's faults and failings for "too much running", our teams were extremely fit and sustained the fight throughout the 90mins. We were scoring late goals and running teams ragged. Now we barely have a good second half in games. One thing that we could've hung our hats on with Poch is he's a squad builder, a talent nurturer. A somewhat father-figure to the players. He turned good talents into world class, took a mediocre Spurs and turned them into title challengers. Most of all he knew how to remain competitive in a 5-year period. Sure, his methods were somewhat outdated but I'd gladly take Poch's chaotic and high-energy football than this tactical ineptitude. Name a player under Maresca who's done even marginally better than in Poch's last few months. Poch was a known quantity, with Maresca can we even turn it around? Is his stern tactics a hinderance for a players low on confidence? We don't know.

[@sanjpapanj]

chelsea need to lock in

[@Niner-cv3ci]

Get adam clery back ur so annoying to listen to, and dont even mention that shit tactical board

[@lqkpa.s]

I was at the game and it was my first ever premier league game, but did anyone else notice in the first half it seemed like there was a huge gap between man citys CBS in the middle? Silva or Kovacic would occupy the space sometimes but it felt like there was so much space for Chelsea to utilize in the first half but when Stones came on he was the one in that space and the defense felt a lot more solidified idk just my pov

[@BhargavAkkinepally]

"Inverted" tactical board 😂

[@miamitten1123]

442 has a KZbin channel!? Never knew.

[@Dera07]

Good analysis as usual, liked the Jackson joke 😂

[@WONMARK]

If N. Jackson wanted to do comforting... there is an opportunity after the game. During the game, business is business...

[@itsScrappyJoe]

Reece seems to be pinned to that right corner..but was missing when mancity attacked from that wing

[@mikeblake9761]

Great vid Monky

[@GreyZETT]

We don't know what Jackson said to him under the pretence, maybe, of being the nice guy.

[@cycy648]

Fact is chealse had tosin, he's 6'5 and could've probably matched the physicality of halland. Idk maybe im missing something here but I would have made it tosin and chalobah as our centre halves not only would that have brought a bit more height and defensive cover but tosin can also do cowill's role of making the line breaking passes. It was quite obvious that city were looming create those 1v1s and leaving Cowill to go up against halland is mad. Arsenal put Saliba and Gabriel just to quiet halland, 2 big 6'4/6'5 defenders and we put on Cowill.

[@theyoungdane497]

Jackson comforting an opponent mid-game is odd. Great sportsmanship after the match? Absolutely! He should not become Diego Costa 2.0 during games though-I am not a fan of elbows being thrown around for fun or see opponents potentially hurt by dirty tackles. But there is a balance: exploit struggling opponents without either hugging or hacking them. But more importantly to me, I don't understand how Madueke does not get more criticism. He gets handed a simple tap-in and then disappears for 85+ minutes. No wonder Reece James gets overrun-Noni completely switches off every time Gvardiol surges forward. It’s no coincidence that Gvardiol had so many open chances; he’s primarily Noni’s responsibility, not Reece’s, right? And what does Madueke actually contribute in attack? Slowing the game down, then cutting inside or making a back pass-rinse and repeat. That approach worked in the first game of the season against Wolves, but since then? Defenders have figured him out. Maybe I’m missing something, but to me, he just keeps getting away with it! Then again, when you have players like Sanchez and Jackson consistently malfunctioning in key moments every other game, it’s easy for someone like Noni to slip under the radar for doing next to nothing.

[@israelonuoha]

Oh goodness, I've waited so long for this 😊

[@dethsyn]

Foden dropping deep helped a lot

[@kerb.]

I watch this channel for the solid tactical reviews. It doesn't need the culture war anti-woke nonsense. There's enough of that on other channels.

[@LucySwann]

Adam's "utter woke nonsense" is just satire. He just didn't like Jackson comforting Khusanov. I did though.

[@GILAMONSTER666]

It's Incredible how Gvardiol is a better full back than Reece James already... Considering he's a centre back and only played LB for 2 years. Full credit to Pep

[@Gerrycan24]

The lads been injured. cut him some slack, its his 2nd game back from injury

[@nathankerr5619]

he didnt say he is crap he just said josko is better even with the mistakes he has had

[@n0body550]

Gvardiol has been a LB most of his career, he’s only used as a CB when other CB’s are out

[@SmilingKante]

With amount defensive mistakes josko makes , I’m not even sure he’s as good as Chillwell as LB

[@joesplatnumz]

James en cucurella were facing terrible pressure from Gvardiol en Nunes 😂😂😂😂😂 leaving a space for CFs to run over defense line

[@salimramadhan4531]

442 love your content all you guys are dope. Adam. I just dont agree with you on the jackson part.. that's what sport is all about.. that's top sportmanship. But I do respect your opinion

[@juancarlosgallegos3902]

no idea what bro thinks "woke" means

[@alexngugi4154]

a video on nottingham's loss

[@edasheg6]

Maybe a little reverse psychology by N. Jackson. 🤷‍♂️

[@Serenitysounds-23p]

Good job Adam monk ❤ keep it up G

[@HahahahaKez]

It's a simple explanation. Maresca isn't very good or adaptable, outclassing him is pretty easy

[@n0body550]

Uhh, do you watch football?

[@ChristianBarry-hm5my]

Idk y the comments r so full of hate! Keep up the good work

[@dpz277]

gvardiol a better striker than JAckson

[@user-df5kr3ld4r]

5:55👏👏👏👏👏

[@masterchief1520]

Are you a chelsea fan? Cuz u sound like one. As a city fan respect to jackson. His football ability has nothing to do with him being a human. Chelsea as a team is shit. Start of the seaskn he used to score goals too. He probably could relate to having lack of confidence. Maybe it was involuntary reaction. Good luck to him.

[@RONALDGITHAKA]

Mancity will fight and win the match tomorrow

[@n0body550]

This is why i like Adam Cleary. You are absolutely unbearable Monk. Just dont make videos until Adam is back please.

[@simondewhurst1781]

Bring back good Adam 😢

[@AlbertoRodriguez-kf8du]

💙

[@paulshort1027]

You are not Adam Cleary

[@dark_donnie2176]

Terrible video

[@yuuuuuuuzus]

Adam Cleary is CR7 Adam Monk is Bebe

[@druce_xw]

Precisely

[@twissall]

Don't hate. He's alright. Very insicive.

[@daeganhammondium3010]

First!?

[@Mysticthesixth]

W

[@rotimijamodu9949]

utter "woke" nonsense indeed (i know what you mean). Jackson should have gone for the jugular!

[@preciousmmadi738]

Woke nonsense 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Serenitysounds-23p]

Good job Adam monk ❤ keep it up G

[@Serenitysounds-23p]

Good job Adam monk ❤ keep it up G