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| |  Posted 24/10/2006 13:00:03 | |
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| | The season hasn't gone as planned so far, and everything since about February has been pretty poor...but never has it been as bad as it was on Saturday. At no point has there been as bad a feeling around the club as there is right now. I can't say anything that hasn't already been said about the Wigan game, but we can two ways from it now. We can either be completly deflated by it and let the season end now and accept a relegation battle as a certainty, or we can use it as the turning point. Remember West Brom beat us 4-0 in the division one title season, we used it as a turning point. I'm not sayin we are gonna win the league now, but the players pride will hopefully be hurting and now they have to turn it round. I know that if someone accused me of not being committed, i'd go out and give more than ever before. If someone said i wasn't passionate i'd go and put the most passionate performance of my life in. I'm not asking them to win every game, i'm not asking Pearce to suddenly become a tactical genius...but something needs to happen. A loss to boro could be the beginning of the end of our time in the Premiership. Of a win could be the start of a very good season and a very good period for Manchester City. I know which one i want to be, sadly i fear it won't happen
From Manchester with love |
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| | | Posted 24/10/2006 13:39:09 | |
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| | The thing with the West Brom match, was that we knew we had a side with good players in it, and it was just a matter of time before we got it right. As much as i like Stuart Pearce, that initial feelgood factor that he brought to the club has gone, along with selling some of our best players, replacing them with inferior ones, i'm not so sure the players still believe in him. |
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