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Here I am, once again watching a Man City game and wondering how a match with four goals so far is so mind-numbingly dull.

Humble reminder, although it's been contextually obvious whom you were talking about- the term "Fußballgott" is used that inflationary throughout all clubs and leagues, sometimes even for more than one player of the same club, that it's completely inapproriate as an identification.

How is that not a foul by Rodri?

And then a double deflection from a free kick. Talk about luck.

That dive from Foden that led to the free kick he scored from lol. But Pep doesn't think it's right to question the integrity of referees for some reason.

I mean it's not like playing with 10 men. His all round play had improved loads this season and he's been good overall. Obviously his finishing is a real issue and he was awful all round last night but let's not be silly.

@MUFC

Wasn't expecting Brighton to suck this much.

Pathetic this from Brighton. 3-0 down after 34 minutes after getting caught pissing about at the back while surrounded by 5 City players.

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Mel may be a gimp but he's not deluded.

Never knew you worked with Mel81x.

What a header from De Bruyne.

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Alex Meier played with Man Utd?

Game 127: 39th min Game 128: 58th min, please

Wouldn't surprise me at all to see him at Ferrari. After so many banter years they finally seem to be making logical decisions.

One of the Liverpool fans in my work is a proper deluded gimp and argues till he's blue in the face that Nunez is on par with Haaland, that gets grief because it's fashionable to rip into him. Darwin's absolutely dogshite and is a real rare poor deal for you lot. It's genuinely like playing with 10 men, very much like Rashford at United but for different reasons.

Story from Der Fußballgott about Mourinho on his team at United. Sad stuff the way his european career teetered off.

With his income I'd expect him to choose a better holiday destination.

Hull

Have to say that Rando summed it up right for me too. I didn't think this team was going to win much but they showed enough guile to get through a very tough period with players out and then the players who generally had so much to offer in the dying minutes of a game shut down mentally and it just strikes me as weird. Is it fatigue? I'd say running full tilt for the number of seasons some of them have coupled with the intensity Klopp requires his teams to operate at is definitely a factor. But, and this is where I turn to the manager, it's not like he didn't have options on the bench who may have been frothing to make a mark in this game and I honestly believe that the bench could have provided solutions to some of the weird passing going on last night and drop in form. You'd watch players make such sloppy passes that you start to wonder what's going on in their heads. When you start to lose at home you know something isn't right and then to put on a display like they did against local rivals who really should have had the team fired up to play their best at the tail end of a season where the trophy was mathematically in sight tells me we're going to falter a lot more before the season ends. With no disrespect to Everton, a better finishing team slaps this Liverpool team around a few times and then some with the way the defense went to sleep at times and all the lazy positional and passing play.

Last home game of the season, so would be nice to win and see some of the academy players get a run out.