I was following the scores on my phone and ai think I'm glad I missed it.
I still dislike international breaks.
That's all.
My condolences. A loss is never easy. Take care of yourself
Nope, haha... ehhh
Man City's constant whinging is unbearable. Their antics and a lot of other ongoing world events have been really grating at me recently.
Was just reading a BBC article about it. My knowledge is a little narrow, but apparently there are a few rules in the APT which are unlawful. So, sounds like it was more a technicality. City were apparently unsuccessful in regards to the others and their arguments were deemed unfounded.
What that means in its totality, I'm not sure. But, I harbour the same concerns as you do regarding the 100+ charges they face.
I also really liked the energy from Trossard, which is pretty par for the course. His choices in the final third could have been better though
I agree with Saka. He's always class, but I still felt he was a little quiet at first. But, still managed to get 2 assists and a goal to his name. I like that the left seems to have opened up more, but you can still feel the difference in link up play without White and Øde.
Although Nelli doesn't have any goals to show for it, he puts in so much work on the wing, attacking and getting back to defend as well. I think one of the reasons he gets scored lower is due to missed chances and not because he hasn't played particularly well.
Jesus is a difficult one. I can't say I noticed him much except for some moments in the game. It makes you wonder; sometimes everything you touch turns to gold or shit and his may be the latter. I do think Saints put in a shift defensively, which made things difficult for everyone.
MotM was difficult for me. Each had their faults, but I thought Saka, Havertz and Calafiori deserved a look-in.
Saka is an obvious choice, Havertz once again showing why he's our main man with 7 consecutive home goals in 7 games (you could also make an argument that without him kicking off the scoring we still struggle).
Then, the absolute energy and tenacity from Calafiori. Even if he makes a mistake and loses the ball, he just yoinks it straight back off you and makes a dashing run into space to progress the ball up the field.
Saka does so much work every game. Much deserved goal
Man, he's impressed me so much. He's literally just walked straight into the team
Hey, why you gotta do San Marino like that, lol