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Ace Face
Dean Marney
Not sure about that. The set up was wrong in the first half but I do like him playing off Solanke. You can see the talent and skill, the one moment he turned his man on the right touchline so easily. Just needs some consistency around him and to build up his confidence.
Didn’t think he was bad today, just the wrong formation for the first half.
But we do need to do better with our transition attacks.
MartyFunkhouser
Steve Sedgley
All in all I wasn't expecting much and absolutely take that result and performance.
Its going to be a tough month, great to at least knock that one off with something positive
Its going to be a tough month, great to at least knock that one off with something positive
balesleftboot
Erik Edman
Have to say I had mixed feelings about what I wanted from the game at the start but all of that went out of the window in the 2nd half. I was fully wanting us to thump them. Loved the energy. Simons was superb and Solanke is a proper centre forward. What a difference he makes.
fudge Arsenal let's smash them when we play them.
fudge Arsenal let's smash them when we play them.
Baleforce
Terry Naylor
Our legendary Flying Dutchman showing his appreciation for super Solanke’s scorpion kick
It's just a shame that Donnarumma got a hand to it, reduced the aesthetics slightly.
Would have definitely have been the Puskas winner if not for that.
SissokoWasGood (BoL)
Steve Carr
I must say seeing Frank celebrate the equaliser made me think how much I want him to succeed. For someone who clearly puts so much stock in being balanced and measured, seeing him lose it was good to witness!
And you have to credit the result and the performance, especially with so many players unavailable.
Rodri also should have been off, it’s a disgrace that he wasn’t.
All in all, fully deserved point.
And you have to credit the result and the performance, especially with so many players unavailable.
Rodri also should have been off, it’s a disgrace that he wasn’t.
All in all, fully deserved point.
Baleforce
Terry Naylor
what a belligerent prick
no word on the stamp from Guehi
he's the most overrated manager ever, for the money he has spent, City should have won 20 league titles by now
complete fudging fraud
DeanoAustin
Cecil Poynton
Was very critical at half time and feared the worst when Romero didn’t come out second half. Expected a pasting.
Credit Frank and the squad. That was some second half. Thought they all put in a shift but Xavi, Pahlinha, Solanke and Sarr were the standouts. A word for Dragusin too given how long he’s been out for.
My only slight gripe second half was with Vicario right at the end by leaving the ball out for a goal kick and high fiving people celebrating a draw. He should have been trying to release us for one final attack.
A good day though. Far more enjoyable than I anticipated this morning or at half time.
Credit Frank and the squad. That was some second half. Thought they all put in a shift but Xavi, Pahlinha, Solanke and Sarr were the standouts. A word for Dragusin too given how long he’s been out for.
My only slight gripe second half was with Vicario right at the end by leaving the ball out for a goal kick and high fiving people celebrating a draw. He should have been trying to release us for one final attack.
A good day though. Far more enjoyable than I anticipated this morning or at half time.
Spur of the moment
Jimmy Neighbour
Tuchel's presence probably helped.
parj
Hossam Ghaly
This is it. City are a good team but not invincible like some think. Teams are taking points of them regularly. They are likely to be 10-20pts off their best teams tallies and today it showed. We weren't lucky, a draw is a fair result, and second half we looked the better team with a depleted squad that some don't believe is good enough so credit to the players for stepping up
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Spur of the moment
Jimmy Neighbour
I dunno. Maybe forgivable considering the costly goals he's conceded recently in time added on.
parj
Hossam Ghaly
I like he got a hand to it ... The finish was just too good to save. Something beautiful about a keeper desperately hoping they could save it and then fail.
MartyFunkhouser
Steve Sedgley
Frank deserves huge credit for his current ability to eek out momentum with this injury crisis. As with Burnley we could have easily won and been good for it, as it is I take what we have done recently and move forward
DeanoAustin
Cecil Poynton
Na, unless we gave it away in our box, the game would have been blown up if City recovered possession. He had a chance to give us one last go at winning it and settled for (and celebrated) a draw.
That’s the difference between winners and losers in my book.
Chrissivad
Frederic Kanoute
Great result for us.
Udogie is stepping up as well. Aways looks to drive forward down the left.
I think injury, didn't look comfortable when he was tracking back at one point
Wrong formation/players in first half (RKM is not up for it)
Xavi looks the player we hoped
Palhinha has to be made permanent, guy is quietly racking up very good performances
Gallagher's best game so far
Odobert again showing promise
Solanke showing what a decent CF can get us
Pep can't even beat a Frank version of Spurs
Udogie is stepping up as well. Aways looks to drive forward down the left.
I think injury, didn't look comfortable when he was tracking back at one point
I've seen Franks interview, and it was because of illness so shouldn't be out for long would think....
Baleforce
Terry Naylor
Unknown territory for him
Chrissivad
Frederic Kanoute
Frank on Romero being taking off at half-time
"(It was because of) illness. So we are assessing him. Hopefully he is fine. He struggled through the Frankfurt game as well but he pushed through that with a fantastic captain's performance. He struggled a little bit (today) but we hope it's nothing."
"(It was because of) illness. So we are assessing him. Hopefully he is fine. He struggled through the Frankfurt game as well but he pushed through that with a fantastic captain's performance. He struggled a little bit (today) but we hope it's nothing."
Robspur12
Steffen Iversen
The Cherki finish was top class. Then their second goal came as a result of an Individual error, this time a Dragu pass straight back to city from deep. It put us under pressure immediately and we couldn't recover our defensive shape while City played through us. But before that I thought we were ok.