Match Thread Manchester City(1) Vs Everton(2) - Capital One Cup - Semi Final 2nd Leg - Weds 27th Jan - 19:45 KO

[bluestevon]

Cheers for the preview @ijjysmith , something to take my mind off yesterday for a few minutes at least, lets hope that we somehow manage to get through is all i can muster to say

 

[mkrudden]

It's an away match, away from all the anger hate filled bells in our 'Support', hopefully the players can relax and put in a good performance again in front of another Clubs supporters

So sad that's it so true.

 

[Boss_Blue]

Good preview Ijjy.

Hopefully not your last of the season mate.

 

[Eggs]

Eurgh. I forgot we were 2-1 up after the 1st leg v Kiev.

...tactically inept and questionable selection in the 2nd leg, let's hope RM has learned that lesson. Up the Toffees.

 

[anton66]

It's an away match, away from all the anger hate filled bells in our 'Support', hopefully the players can relax and put in a good performance again in front of another Clubs supporters

7000 of those at City on Wed would have probably been at Goodison yesterday.

 

[SpurtingLesbian]

7000 of those at City on Wed would have probably been at Goodison yesterday.

I didn't say it was all of our Support did I?
perhaps it's just the other 29,900 who go to the home games that are the problem? (or some of them anyway)

Not saying it's wrong to voice your displeasure, but effectively booing players from when the team lines are announced isn't constructive, helpful in any way or conducive to good performances no matter how much of a 'big man' it makes you feel.

 

[gaino92]

I'm going in to this game with no optimism. Its the hope that kills you and Everton that buries you!!

 

[craigw]

We are ready for this huge game. That is why we were so poor v Swansea. A draw will do us. Can we get that ?. Of course we can. That is my prediction. Then we are going to Wembley. COYB.

 

[mrb85]

I didn't say it was all of our Support did I?
perhaps it's just the other 29,900 who go to the home games that are the problem? (or some of them anyway)

Not saying it's wrong to voice your displeasure, but effectively booing players from when the team lines are announced isn't constructive, helpful in any way or conducive to good performances no matter how much of a 'big man' it makes you feel.

Don't talk nonsense. The discontent arises only gradually and does so because of the overwhelming feeling of deja vu in virtually every home game - the pedestrian start, the endless passing round the back, the lack of urgency, the opposition scoring the opener from their first attack etc etc.

 

[SpurtingLesbian]

Don't talk nonsense. The discontent arises only gradually and does so because of the overwhelming feeling of deja vu in virtually every home game - the pedestrian start, the endless passing round the back, the lack of urgency, the opposition scoring the opener from their first attack etc etc.

*awaits all the cheers that accompany the announcement of Howard in Goal*

 

[gaino92]

Mods, Sticky?

 

[zaitken]

Very, very worried...I honestly reckon the future of this club solely depends on this game. I believe we'll win the cup if we make the final but if we miss out on the final after Wednesday night, then the confidence in the squad will be....don't even wanna go there. Martinez needs to win the cup to save his job and for us to have any shred of hope to keep the likes of Lukaku, Deulofeu and Barkley etc.

 

[Cultured right foot]

Delph is a good player, I think he will have a good career at City.

 

[COYB]

were winning city, with Besic injured?
i doubt it ffs

 

[BlueToff]

Don't talk nonsense. The discontent arises only gradually and does so because of the overwhelming feeling of deja vu in virtually every home game - the pedestrian start, the endless passing round the back, the lack of urgency, the opposition scoring the opener from their first attack etc etc.

three minutes in mate, yesterday.

three minutes