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Call me old fashioned, but I still fancy Watford..Quote:
Originally Posted by Michael Morris
Yep. Not even worth bothering withQuote:
Originally Posted by City123
This isn't what football is about. So one sided. It's impossible to compete against the wealth these 'big' clubs have these days.
I’m happier that they’re the first club to do the domestic treble rather than Man U or Liverpool though. It’s not a bad thing that their noses are being put out of joint.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Bob Banker Spanker
and another
Can they beat Bury’s record? .....No, biggest win at Wembley though. Not most goals in a final though that’s still 7, Blackburn 6 The Wednesday 1 in 1889 & Blackpool 4 Bolton 3 in 1953.
agree, fvin ridiculous, was that a fair contest? not a b1oody chance. at least the championship is more of a competition.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hot Shot Hamish.
Am I in the minority? I must confess to enjoy watching them when they’re on song, hard not to admire good football. When Brazil pumped Italy 4-1 in the 1970 World Cup Final it was a pleasure to watch, to me this is the same. Let’s not forget Spurs outwitted them the other week.
I enjoyed it too. I've also enjoyed watching Watford play this season.Quote:
Originally Posted by splott parker
Watford were outstanding up there for 80 odd minutes, 3 up and cruising, we got one back & a bit of panic set in. At our place, once they got in their stride they pulverised us. Two of our biggest mismatches of the season so do people think Watford should piss off to an elite league away from us?Quote:
Originally Posted by valleys caveman
The best team i have seen this season ,fair play to Watford they are good going forward.
Nope your not , hate them, bloody Rugy ones are bloody circus like .Quote:
Originally Posted by Shute
Bloody hell cracking prediction. Hope you won a wedge .Quote:
Originally Posted by valleys caveman
Game was over as soon as Man City made it three nil. Think Watford will regret that for two out of those three goals they didn't force Man City to show the greater level of skill, composure, football intelligence that their much greater budget has contributed to and instead just weren't strong enough or determined enough - if they had 11 Troy Deeney's they wouldn't have conceded those goals.
What a keeper Ederson is? Man City could have been one nil down but he made a great save, Watford were looking to break but he intervened again which started the move for the first goal. De Bruyne may have made it a record breaking equalling score but Ederson started it all when the game was still at 0-0 so for me he was MotM.
Were Watford lucky today that Aguero was a mere spectator?
breathtaking stuff again from Man City and deserved the treble but my gripe again is only 4 british players featured in the first 11 for both sides . add that to the last arsenal europa semi final when they didn't feature 1 single british player in there starting line up in this globalist industry . everyone happy with this or the masses on here happy for the game to pan out the way it is now ?
It's not gonna change overnight mate but it is changingQuote:
Originally Posted by MOZZER2
Does it matter that it's just that British players (those coming through English developmental systems) are becoming favoured by the globalist industry now? It's not about making sure the game is as close as possible to the fans or a desire to play young talent.Quote:
Originally Posted by thehumblegringo
I don't think that the dominance of the Man Citeh's & the like is good but, the so called elite superstars of these teams as demonstrated by Man City today cannot be faulted, irrespective of the reputations, strikers working their nuggets off getting back when required, midfielders working as units, passing moving, making themselves available for the next ball, defenders bombing on in attack, then getting back for their primary job has to be applauded. Man City are at the level due to the players working for each other on and off the ball, lesser teams may not have the individual skill levels but that does not prevent self discipline and a work ethic of the better quality players, fitness isn't dependent on skill, other teams must work harder to compete and managers must look to play the teams and not just look to shackle them, poor players in the premier league can make a fantastic living for being just being in the squad, for many it seems that this is enough and the desire to get to a better level isn't wanted, I think this was demonstrated in a couple of the Cardiff City games towards the end of the season. The absolute desire to win wasn't evident IMHO.
[QUOTE=MOZZER2;4974569]breathtaking stuff again from Man City and deserved the treble but my gripe again is only 4 british players featured in the first 11 for both sides . add that to the last arsenal europa semi final when they didn't feature 1 single british player in there starting line up in this globalist industry . everyone happy with this or the masses on here happy for the game to pan out the way it is now ?[/QUOTE
Well, seeing as Wales have played the best football i have ever seen in my 46 years and it looks as if there's another crop coming through that will be able to compete then i'm not to concerned about some of the best players on earth playing in the UK. I'd say that it has raised standards massively.
Agree, this shit load of cash thing is a little simplistic. If we gave Neil Warnock 500 million quid do you reckon that he would win the treble and get us to a Champions league semi final? The money is a massive help but a club has to have the infrastructure and the correct people putting everything in place. Man City aren't like Real Madrid, they don't buy Galacticos, they buy very good players and make them better, much better. They also work their bollocks off for eachover, chasing lost causes that may be beneficial two or three passes down the line. It's about more than the money.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nelsonca61
Biggest winning margin in an FA Cup final since 1902/03. Painfully predictable, though.Quote:
Originally Posted by City123
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Watford competed well enough with Man City in the Premier League. They lost 1-2 at Vicarage Road and 1-3 at the Etihad.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hot Shot Hamish.
Terrible cup final.