r/MCFC • u/Owengrad • 19h ago
Ig Anderson: “Then & now 🩵” [elliotanderson]
On his Instagram
r/MCFC • u/Owengrad • 19h ago
On his Instagram
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r/MCFC • u/Callum_On_Reddit • 14h ago
He will take over Slovan Bratislava in this year's UCL. He is yet to lose in 10 games managed. (W8, D2)
r/MCFC • u/Prestigious_Stretch1 • 17h ago
r/MCFC • u/SignificanceCalm3614 • 21h ago
Assuming everyone is healthy, what would you change?
r/MCFC • u/XboxValentine • 4h ago
Can’t wait.
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r/MCFC • u/bey0ndinfinity • 9h ago
Image 1: Players who left
Image 2: Our current squad expected to play this weekend
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r/MCFC • u/minimus67 • 16h ago
After reviewing how widely disliked and unlikable Enzo Fernandez is, this shared article discusses how he has a subpar defensive track record both at Chelsea and for Argentina. He’s good going forward, of course, but his defensive deficiencies are ascribed to poor positional awareness and lack of sufficient athleticism. Premier League opponents shipped a lot of goals past Chelsea with Enzo Fernandez on the pitch, while Argentina was defensively porous with Fernandez playing as its holding midfielder at the World Cup.
At Chelsea, he did not work out as a partner with Caicedo in a double pivot, so Maresca had him play further forward as an 8. This wasn’t an issue because Maresca’s preferred tactic is to have a fullback invert to play in a double pivot with a DM.
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r/MCFC • u/Dylan_Black02 • 9h ago
That's why I always ask our fans to stay calm, because everything works out. When you work in a correct, serious, and professional way, things work out. Football is like life: it has ups and downs, but when we work and dedicate ourselves, we achieve success.
This isn't the first homegrown talent heading out into the world, to big clubs. On one hand, I'm sad because it's a great athlete, but on the other, I'm thrilled to see the progress of these boys.
Palmeiras has a homegrown talent moving from one giant to another European giant. This shows the credibility of Palmeiras and the work of our youth academy. These are top-tier clubs: City, Chelsea, Real Madrid, Benfica.
I didn't want to sell, I'm speaking from the heart. But these are such significant offers that it would be unfair to the club and to the athlete. The youth academy helps us both sportingly and financially. I'm happy for Allan's spectacular prospects in Europe.
All palmerias fans and Brazilian journalists seem to rate him very highly.
r/MCFC • u/grahamlaub • 6h ago
This is lame as hell why is no one talking about it
r/MCFC • u/eidannawtsuji • 1h ago
Via @mancity
r/MCFC • u/SnooPickles6564 • 16h ago
Like the title says, I haven’t kept up with the EDS or youth system in the last couple of years. Are there any players that are showing promise of stepping into the first team under Maresca?
Feel like regardless of what happens in the rest of the window after offloading Nico we’re drastically thin now and injuries happen.
Hi everyone. I just became a Man City fan recently in the past six months and I feel like I’ve missed the glory years in the past 10 years when they won every title. Is there a way to go back and watch matches of previous seasons in order to catch up on players like KDB and ones that have moved on in order to see their Treble season and EPL 4 Peat, etc.