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The city boys clearly having quite the party while Virgil and Arne are doing their press.

Yep, Arne is also a large part of the reason said players are rusty and not match fit. He hardly plays them even when available. Says he needs players (we do) but doesn't play half the lads he has because they have have hair or something.

Yep, passive. Sat deep, no press, they were moving it side to side looking for an opening. Pathetic.

There's more chance of Quansah making an appearance

Unfortunately, the longer it goes on the more negative it will become. I'm not saying it's right but he should have been sacked a while ago.

Look at them celebrating like they've won the CL or something, Arne and his incompetent crew breaking all the wrong records.

Sitting back, not applying pressure. We were playing so much better this half on the front foot. We let them back into the game.

"Can they do something special?" Neville is such a f***ing c***.

What a hit. The movement on that, wow.

Mo

He's torn his shirt!

It pains me to agree with Neville, but that is one of my biggest annoyances with Wirtz, needs to hit it like Dom (occasionally).

How has Semenyo not got a yellow for that?

He should have scored, but why oh why didn't he play in Wirtz?

I'm thinking mostly writing that article in the times.

Our game plan seems to be just knock it long and hope for the best. Rubbish.

It's just too easy for them, we're getting pulled all over the place, too many gaps.

Not in the game

The way they're just waltzing through our midfield... But I guess thats what happens when you play your best presser at RB

Words can't describe just how much I hate Neville on comms. Generally too, but this is like watching a MUTV along.

Thank god for the holy goalie and Kerkez, got sucked into the right and easy overload on the left. But at least we're pressing a decent amount

You can thank Google Gemini... Intensity and Control: He prioritises a high-intensity, "front-foot" style of football [01:12]. He explicitly states his desire to always have the ball and for the team to be a "joy to watch," noting that playing attractive football is sometimes even more important to him than the league table [24:18]. (Doubt - That's me not Gemini!) Near-Future Optimism: Slot believes the future looks "really bright" for the club. He points to the team's performance against major rivals like Real Madrid and Arsenal as proof that, when the squad is fit and fully adjusted to his system, they are a "force to reckon with" [27:43]. The Slot-Hughes Partnership: Slot and Richard Hughes have developed a strong daily working relationship. Hughes focuses on providing Slot with the right "tools" (players) who fit the club’s culture and Slot's tactical needs, while respecting Slot’s autonomy over match-day decisions [15:33], [16:16]. PS @Swipe Surprised Gemini didn't pick up on that, would have been a lot more interesting, even reading the above was a chore!

Oh Luke...(sent the below 7 hrs ago)...