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Alberto Balsam Rodriguez
04-24-2017, 06:49 AM
It just shows that the players do have the character and fight within them. The frustrating thing is where has that been all season?

Pat Vegas
04-24-2017, 07:39 AM
I suspect the wenger situation hasn't helped. Now they seem to know he is staying the players attidues seem to have changed. There's is FA vid in the tunnel on YouTube showing wenger congratulating all the players and they all seem happy. Even Wenger looks better appearance wise

The Insider
04-24-2017, 08:20 AM
Just stick £100m on the table for Mbeppe now. His wages will be fine, so we can still pay Alexis his £300k a week and then Mesut can take what he wants from what's left.
:titles:

redgunamo
04-24-2017, 08:54 AM
It just shows that the players do have the character and fight within them. The frustrating thing is where has that been all season?

Yes, we were terrific. It's just a shame we can't play Manchester City every week; they have the same issues we do and play the way we wish everyone would play.

Ash
04-24-2017, 09:21 AM
Yes, we were terrific. It's just a shame we can't play Manchester City every week; they have the same issues we do and play the way we wish everyone would play.

Yep. They are the only big rival we seem not to mind playing against. Partly because of how they play (like us), but also because we don't have loads of psychological baggage and don't generally dislike them as a club.

redgunamo
04-24-2017, 09:25 AM
Yep. They are the only big rival we seem not to mind playing against. Partly because of how they play (like us), but also because we don't have loads of psychological baggage and don't generally dislike them as a club.

Absolutely. They've only been a #bigrival for about the past twenty minutes.

Ash
04-24-2017, 09:46 AM
Absolutely. They've only been a #bigrival for about the past twenty minutes.

So in other words, "It was only Man City" :-(

redgunamo
04-24-2017, 09:53 AM
So in other words, "It was only Man City" :-(

:nono: It was Pep. Veng would've loved that.

World's End Stella
04-24-2017, 09:54 AM
So in other words, "It was only Man City" :-(

And if you put the euphoria of a cup final place aside, they dominated the first half and but for some fortuitous referee decisions and some second half woodwork we might have lost fairly easily.

None of which denigrates the second half and extra time performances which were mostly excellent.

Just needs some perspective given how bad we've been recently.

Ash
04-24-2017, 10:08 AM
And if you put the euphoria of a cup final place aside, they dominated the first half and but for some fortuitous referee decisions and some second half woodwork we might have lost fairly easily.


One fortuitous linesman decision tbf. Not sure you can count Aguero falling over his own feet as a pen. Though you could say we were lucky the ref didn't buy it.

As for the first half - at first I thought we we were rubbish as we couldn't get and keep the ball but as it went on I found myself thinking that if we could get to half time without conceding we'd have a chance.

Mo Britain less Europe
04-24-2017, 12:08 PM
Still think the ball went over the line. They got away with two penalties too and were getting most of the less important decisions, which do add up.