@@dreddykrugernew Because the likes of Silva, Grealish, Savinho, Doku, and Walker are afraid to lose possession. They consistently avoid playing first time balls and service into Haaland when the ball is on. The reason why Haaland connects so well with De Bruyne is because the Belgian is actually willing to lose possession in pursuit of scoring goals. Watch Haaland off the ball. He is constantly making runs off the ball that consistently get ignored by his teammates playing safe possession passes. It’s incredibly frustrating to constantly watch.
@@biafo4541 he needs plain ol normal service meaning is he available on a run? play the ball... that`s not special. without a manager and players willing to play in the opponents direction quick..he is in the wrong team
Oh please. De Bruyne has been missing for half a season for many a season now. It's disingenuous to make the drop in form about him. Besides, he's fit now, why isn't he playing more? And the minutes he has had on the pitch haven't seen him "feed" Haaland at all.
Vicious cycle with Haaland: Pep won't play to his strengths, no one will pass him the ball bc they're terrified of losing the ball, Haaland is sick of making runs for no reason and is getting fed up as a result of being ignored 50x a game. Oh yeah, and Pep's slow buildup play which allows the opposition plenty of time to reset their lines and flood the 18yrd box sucks out all the space for Haaland to operate which also makes it far more difficult for City to score regardless of Haaland playing or not. And on and on we go. Until Pep changes, expect more of the above
@MCFCTheMadHatter Bingo. Someone that can actually properly watch a match instead of saying lazy banter like "ghosted, pocketed, etc". Haaland is playing in a system that almost appears to go out of its way to not maximize him. And he plays with guys like Silva, Grealish, Foden, Savinho, Doku, and Walker who refuse to play first time balls and service to him when the ball is on. How people don’t see this is mind blowing. I’m glad you can see it.
@@Photosoflife Thanks mate! I have also been seeing a lot of things that have been frustrating the hell out of me regarding Pep's decision making (tactics & personnel choices) since last season and it has only gotten worse this season. But since I am not a pro manager, the happy clappers tell me not to believe my lying eyes and that I have not idea what I am talking about! LOL Sometimes I wonder how many goals Haaland would be scoring in an LFC or RM team where the manager would be maximizing the tactics to Haaland's strengths. Now I am sure some happy clapping City who reads this comment will have something daft to say about it lol
@@MCFCTheMadHatter I’ve thought the same thing about Haaland ever since he arrived at City. A lot of people never watched him at Dortmund or Salzburg and very incorrectly just think he’s a penalty box tap in merchant. He’s very much not that at all. He’s literally the most dangerous striker in transition at the elite level and his pace in space is frightening. He’s a much more natural fit for sides like Liverpool, Madrid, and how Chelsea are playing now with Jackson up top going off in open space transitional play. He’s not being utilized correctly and Bernardo Silva in particular drives me bonkers. Silva is the complete opposite of Salah with his constant cutting back and conservative passes.
@@mervynpeters I think Pep's style is not only easy to counter now, but he has turned from a multi-dimensional attack into nearly a 1-dimensional attack, especially with the insanely slow buildup play which helps the opposition and hurts us. If you look at our top goal scorers, it is Haaland, with Gvardiol & Kova tied for 2nd place for goals scored in the PL. What is wrong with that list? Where are our traditional scoring outlets such as our wingers or attacking midfielders (Kova is one but he's never gotten over 5 goals in a season his whole career)? Foden 630 PL min 0 goals 1A, Doku 440 min 1G and 1A, Savinho 630min 3A 0G, Silva 1,013min 3A 0G, Grealish 374min 1A 0G, KDB 401min 1G, 1A. Gvardiol and Kova are tied for 2nd place as the highest goal scorers at City behind Haaland. Forget winning trophies, if we continue to ignore Haaland, how are we going to even make into the top 4 with such a giant gulf in GA across the attack?
A striker is only as good as the service into him. And right now the service into Haaland isn't great. The 1st caller was correct in saying they don't play to his strengths.
@Photosoflife level of what scoring goals okay I will give him that and as far as football is concerned that's where comparisons end the can't even create for himself
Once again he vanished at Anfield. Just like the whole entire City squad. They are terrified of playing there. Hence why they’ve only won when there was no fans
@@kevinmillar1122 You are someone that needs to focus less on the ball and watch Haaland off the ball. Because it’s obvious what the actual problem is. The likes of Grealish, Silva, Foden, Doku, Savinho, and Walker have been drilled into playing safe possession passes. And they consistently avoid playing first time balls and service into Haaland when the ball is on. It’s actually maddening to watch.
Fans of other clubs laugh, but this is why Chelsea fans absolutely loved Drogba. Better than the opposition? Drogba would score... Tight game? Drogba would score... Under the cosh? Drogba would save you. Keep you Haaland, keep your Kane... Give me prime Drogba any game, and twice in a final.
@@MCHAMMER-ld5grdrogba played 10 finals and scored in every one of them and that’s why he’s nicknamed “big game player” I’ll take a striker that boses big games anytime anyday. He also has two golden boots in EPl so.
@arronfifajanes08 Salah is good in Premier League games, but there are levels to "big games"... In Champions League games, Mane scored more goals than Salah in knockout games and in finals. Salah has no goals in the semi-final or final when Liverpool have won the FA Cup or League Cup.
@@HabitualLine-Steppersalah and mane have exactly the SAME amount of goals in champions league finals , and the same amount in domestic cup finals 🤦♂️ why make things up??
The narrative that Haaland disappears against top teams is not only incorrect (see below) but it’s very lazy and doesn’t look at how City’s other players factor into him apparently disappearing. Because it never ceases to amaze me how City players like Silva, Foden, Grealish, Doku, and Walker almost appear to go out of their way to avoid playing first time balls into space for Haaland and consistently don’t provide first time service to him. Pep has instilled such a possession obsession mindset into his players that it’s actually inhibiting them from maximizing Haaland. Watching Liverpool reminded me of what I’ve thought for a long time. For as many titles, goals, and success as Haaland has had at City, I’ve always thought he would have been a much more natural fit playing for more expansive and direct sides like Liverpool and Chelsea. Bayern: 9 matches, 7 goals, 2 assists Leipzig: 8 matches, 12 goals Leverkusen: 4 matches, 4 goals, 1 assist United: 7 matches, 6 goals, 3 assists Arsenal: 7 matches, 3 goals, 2 assists Liverpool: 8 matches, 3 goals Chelsea: 5 matches, 3 goals, 1 assist Tottenham: 5 matches, 3 goals, 1 assist PSG: 2 matches, 2 goals
And utd. I dont think that list is helping your argument here. So agajnst the top british sides he hasn't scored more than 3? With all the chances that get put on a plate and playing for the best team in the world? I think you've helped show he does go missing
@@fergie4246 You need to actually constantly watch Haaland off the ball to understand the issue instead of just following the ball. Bernardo Silva and Jack Grealish in particular are Haaland’s kryptonite. Not Van Dijk. The amount of times they refuse to play in balls to Haaland when the pass is on is genuinely maddening to watch. The problem is most people and pundits don’t take this next step in their analysis and it’s either lazy, disingenuous, or very naive.
Foden, Grealish and Bernardo Silva getting a free pass when all of them have been nothing short of pathetic this season. That English passport avoids ya criticism as always……unless you’re a scouser like Trent. Now imagine if Trent had been putting in 1 or 2 performances like theirs let alone 2 months of it for Silva or 4 for foden and Grealish…..oh yeah lads let’s blame Haaland🤦🏻♂️ Gvardiol and Kovacic have 3 goals and their the second top scorers….absolute twats!
Haaland needs to come to BARÇA where his destiny lies.. It's written in the stars.. We'll be coming for him in 2026.. City better start looking for a replacement
Man city didn't have one good moment in that game. It was an absolute annihilation. I have not seen Pep be so outclassed since Liverpool (a) in the champions league.
@@T90337 You aren’t seeing the actual problem. It’s not Haaland at all. He is playing with teammates like Silva, Grealish, Savinho, Doku, and Walker who refuse to play first time balls and service when the ball is on. People like you need to watch the ball less and focus on Haaland off the ball. Because it’s incredibly obvious that Pep’s extreme possession tactics are backfiring. It’s making City’s players focus on possession so much that they are missing playing Haaland into dangerous areas far too often.
@ what does haaland actually do other than score goals? There are games he barely touches the ball, yes you can argue he doesn’t get the service needed by his teammates. But His only strength is scoring goals, which before haaland arrived, city didn’t have an issue with anyway. They still scored for fun, with many players able to contribute with double digits during the season. But now while haaland is in the team, the rest suffer and barely make it past 10 goals.
@@T90337 It’s literally his job to score goals. The problem is the likes of Silva, Grealish, Doku, Savinho, and Nunes are not goal scorers and never have been. Combine that with De Bruyne being frequently injured for the past several years, Foden having a very slow start to the season, and Pep gradually losing supplemental scorers like Alvarez, Mahrez, etc and you have a system that’s been dependent on Haaland for goals this season. But the problem still remains that his teammates are not remotely utilizing him correctly despite all the goals he’s still scored.
@@T90337 I hear what you’re saying and I think we actually are agreeing. But I think we are talking past each other with nuance and slightly different takes. If I were an opposition coach I wouldn’t focus on Haaland so much. I’d actually very much instruct my team to focus on forcing Silva, Grealish, Doku, Savinho, and Walker to just predictably pass backwards and sideways on repeat. If De Bruyne is actually fit that changes everything. Because he actually looks to play incisive balls to Haaland that virtually no other City player does.
2:38 When the entire country and media landscape spend decades belittling a region any visitors to the country will adopt the established local customs. To put that on the player shows a lack of self awareness. It seems like tge attitude is "yeah we all hate it, but we do the politically correct talk but with dog whistles to show our hate" As an Aussie, I think I can see it a bit more objectively than others.
He cursed himself with what he said to Arteta. Never get cocky as the real humble ones always come back. Arsenal will finish ahead of City this season. I have no doubt about that. I still think they will close the 9 point gap from Liverpool as well.
The solution mentioned for Pep is obvious. Mega deal for TAA to City comes next transfer window. Haaland needs to be breastfed by passers like KDB and TAA, he is a footballing midget otherwise in crunch games.
@@walterogelo84 Because far too many people only watch the ball and don’t pay close attention to tactics. It’s been incredibly obvious for a while now what the actual issue is with Haaland. He’s playing with guys like Silva, Grealish, Foden, Doku, Savinho, and Walker who refuse to play first time balls and provide first time service when the ball is on to Haaland. It’s not only so predictable how they all constantly predictably recycle possession but it’s actually maddening to watch. Haaland consistently gets himself into dangerous positions off the ball but his teammates consistently refuse to risk losing possession because Pep is obsessed with possession.
Haaland is a great goalscorer, and still hasn't reached his full potential, but I don't think you can call him World Class yet, because he doesn't do it against the best teams.
Can't give haaland stick no one passes to him..without DeBruyne grealish foden playing in tandem with Rodri missing he just doesn't get service..Doku Savinho no end product and Kyle walker a liability.
@@gjmheating8857 Nothing shocking at all. Salah is now only one back of Haaland for most goals in the Premier League. They were very likely bantering about that.
He was in big Virgil’s pocket
“”snug as a bug””
Erling Haaland is an athlete who is great at kicking a ball into a net, he's not a footballer.
So he's a striker then
Without De Bruyne feeding him quality Haaland doesnt do nowhere near enough
@@dreddykrugernew Because the likes of Silva, Grealish, Savinho, Doku, and Walker are afraid to lose possession. They consistently avoid playing first time balls and service into Haaland when the ball is on. The reason why Haaland connects so well with De Bruyne is because the Belgian is actually willing to lose possession in pursuit of scoring goals. Watch Haaland off the ball. He is constantly making runs off the ball that consistently get ignored by his teammates playing safe possession passes. It’s incredibly frustrating to constantly watch.
He needs a very specific type of service? Hopefully he evolves because this isn't sustainable
@@biafo4541 he needs plain ol normal service meaning is he available on a run? play the ball... that`s not special. without a manager and players willing to play in the opponents direction quick..he is in the wrong team
Oh please. De Bruyne has been missing for half a season for many a season now. It's disingenuous to make the drop in form about him. Besides, he's fit now, why isn't he playing more? And the minutes he has had on the pitch haven't seen him "feed" Haaland at all.
Vicious cycle with Haaland: Pep won't play to his strengths, no one will pass him the ball bc they're terrified of losing the ball, Haaland is sick of making runs for no reason and is getting fed up as a result of being ignored 50x a game. Oh yeah, and Pep's slow buildup play which allows the opposition plenty of time to reset their lines and flood the 18yrd box sucks out all the space for Haaland to operate which also makes it far more difficult for City to score regardless of Haaland playing or not. And on and on we go.
Until Pep changes, expect more of the above
finally someone agrees , Pep style is becoming easy to counter.
@MCFCTheMadHatter
Bingo. Someone that can actually properly watch a match instead of saying lazy banter like "ghosted, pocketed, etc". Haaland is playing in a system that almost appears to go out of its way to not maximize him. And he plays with guys like Silva, Grealish, Foden, Savinho, Doku, and Walker who refuse to play first time balls and service to him when the ball is on. How people don’t see this is mind blowing. I’m glad you can see it.
@@Photosoflife Thanks mate! I have also been seeing a lot of things that have been frustrating the hell out of me regarding Pep's decision making (tactics & personnel choices) since last season and it has only gotten worse this season. But since I am not a pro manager, the happy clappers tell me not to believe my lying eyes and that I have not idea what I am talking about! LOL
Sometimes I wonder how many goals Haaland would be scoring in an LFC or RM team where the manager would be maximizing the tactics to Haaland's strengths. Now I am sure some happy clapping City who reads this comment will have something daft to say about it lol
@@MCFCTheMadHatter I’ve thought the same thing about Haaland ever since he arrived at City. A lot of people never watched him at Dortmund or Salzburg and very incorrectly just think he’s a penalty box tap in merchant. He’s very much not that at all. He’s literally the most dangerous striker in transition at the elite level and his pace in space is frightening. He’s a much more natural fit for sides like Liverpool, Madrid, and how Chelsea are playing now with Jackson up top going off in open space transitional play. He’s not being utilized correctly and Bernardo Silva in particular drives me bonkers. Silva is the complete opposite of Salah with his constant cutting back and conservative passes.
@@mervynpeters I think Pep's style is not only easy to counter now, but he has turned from a multi-dimensional attack into nearly a 1-dimensional attack, especially with the insanely slow buildup play which helps the opposition and hurts us.
If you look at our top goal scorers, it is Haaland, with Gvardiol & Kova tied for 2nd place for goals scored in the PL. What is wrong with that list?
Where are our traditional scoring outlets such as our wingers or attacking midfielders (Kova is one but he's never gotten over 5 goals in a season his whole career)? Foden 630 PL min 0 goals 1A, Doku 440 min 1G and 1A, Savinho 630min 3A 0G, Silva 1,013min 3A 0G, Grealish 374min 1A 0G, KDB 401min 1G, 1A.
Gvardiol and Kova are tied for 2nd place as the highest goal scorers at City behind Haaland. Forget winning trophies, if we continue to ignore Haaland, how are we going to even make into the top 4 with such a giant gulf in GA across the attack?
Absolutely true! Haaland never performs against the best teams.
because he is not played going on runs
Ortega has been listening to Andy coote
A striker is only as good as the service into him. And right now the service into Haaland isn't great. The 1st caller was correct in saying they don't play to his strengths.
If it’s not mo salah
@@frankifazeli4838 Salah isn’t a striker. He’s a winger. He plays a different position than Haaland.
Well Henry used to do everything that included scoring goals single handedly can you imagine they compared this guy with Henry
@@melaninbotswana2474 Haaland is on another level to Henry at only 24.
City: 117 matches, 107 goals, 14 assists
Dortmund: 89 matches, 86 goals, 23 assists
Salzburg: 27 matches, 29 goals, 7 assists
Norway: 39 matches, 38 goals, 4 assists
Premier League: 79 matches, 75 goals, 12 assists
Champions League: 44 matches, 46 goals, 5 assists
Total: 274 matches, 260 goals, 48 assists
@Photosoflife level of what scoring goals okay I will give him that and as far as football is concerned that's where comparisons end the can't even create for himself
Haaland is a one tick pony
It a great trick though
You mean *Trick*?
Van Dijk always pockets Haaland. Surprised he doesn’t occupy the other CB/drift out wide more
Once again he vanished at Anfield.
Just like the whole entire City squad.
They are terrified of playing there.
Hence why they’ve only won when there was no fans
Van dijk just had him all game
He helped loads, he’s reminding all the city players to STAY HUMBLE.
Haaland has played 4 times at Anfield zero goals 🤣🤣🤣
@@kevinmillar1122 You are someone that needs to focus less on the ball and watch Haaland off the ball. Because it’s obvious what the actual problem is. The likes of Grealish, Silva, Foden, Doku, Savinho, and Walker have been drilled into playing safe possession passes. And they consistently avoid playing first time balls and service into Haaland when the ball is on. It’s actually maddening to watch.
'Be humble' absolute arrogant brat.
Fans of other clubs laugh, but this is why Chelsea fans absolutely loved Drogba.
Better than the opposition? Drogba would score... Tight game? Drogba would score... Under the cosh? Drogba would save you.
Keep you Haaland, keep your Kane... Give me prime Drogba any game, and twice in a final.
Scored less than Lukaku in the prem he's really not the king people make out lmao.
@@MCHAMMER-ld5grdrogba played 10 finals and scored in every one of them and that’s why he’s nicknamed “big game player”
I’ll take a striker that boses big games anytime anyday.
He also has two golden boots in EPl so.
Just like Salah... I loved the drog
@arronfifajanes08 Salah is good in Premier League games, but there are levels to "big games"...
In Champions League games, Mane scored more goals than Salah in knockout games and in finals.
Salah has no goals in the semi-final or final when Liverpool have won the FA Cup or League Cup.
@@HabitualLine-Steppersalah and mane have exactly the SAME amount of goals in champions league finals , and the same amount in domestic cup finals 🤦♂️ why make things up??
The narrative that Haaland disappears against top teams is not only incorrect (see below) but it’s very lazy and doesn’t look at how City’s other players factor into him apparently disappearing. Because it never ceases to amaze me how City players like Silva, Foden, Grealish, Doku, and Walker almost appear to go out of their way to avoid playing first time balls into space for Haaland and consistently don’t provide first time service to him. Pep has instilled such a possession obsession mindset into his players that it’s actually inhibiting them from maximizing Haaland. Watching Liverpool reminded me of what I’ve thought for a long time. For as many titles, goals, and success as Haaland has had at City, I’ve always thought he would have been a much more natural fit playing for more expansive and direct sides like Liverpool and Chelsea.
Bayern: 9 matches, 7 goals, 2 assists
Leipzig: 8 matches, 12 goals
Leverkusen: 4 matches, 4 goals, 1 assist
United: 7 matches, 6 goals, 3 assists
Arsenal: 7 matches, 3 goals, 2 assists
Liverpool: 8 matches, 3 goals
Chelsea: 5 matches, 3 goals, 1 assist
Tottenham: 5 matches, 3 goals, 1 assist
PSG: 2 matches, 2 goals
Just wondering y u included Tottenham?
@@andrewcowgill1880 Because they have consistently been one of the top teams in England going back years as much as people banter and mock them.
And utd. I dont think that list is helping your argument here. So agajnst the top british sides he hasn't scored more than 3? With all the chances that get put on a plate and playing for the best team in the world? I think you've helped show he does go missing
@@fergie4246that's what I got out of that short story as well
@@fergie4246 You need to actually constantly watch Haaland off the ball to understand the issue instead of just following the ball. Bernardo Silva and Jack Grealish in particular are Haaland’s kryptonite. Not Van Dijk. The amount of times they refuse to play in balls to Haaland when the pass is on is genuinely maddening to watch. The problem is most people and pundits don’t take this next step in their analysis and it’s either lazy, disingenuous, or very naive.
Foden, Grealish and Bernardo Silva getting a free pass when all of them have been nothing short of pathetic this season. That English passport avoids ya criticism as always……unless you’re a scouser like Trent. Now imagine if Trent had been putting in 1 or 2 performances like theirs let alone 2 months of it for Silva or 4 for foden and Grealish…..oh yeah lads let’s blame Haaland🤦🏻♂️ Gvardiol and Kovacic have 3 goals and their the second top scorers….absolute twats!
Not just Trent look at the hate Rashford gets as well. But not a word towards Foden or Grealish from the media
Cant blame Haaland , he did not getting a fair ball
Still whinging about the bus 6 and a half years later
Never mind we’re was erland harland where was noel and Liam Gallagher ?
I get the feeling pep wants a new challenge he should choose Newcastle
I want to see Fergie's Champions league with Ipswich too 🤓
Imagine if they won even a carabo cup they'd Newcastle/Ipswich would make them a statue 🗽
I Get The Feeling That Pep Has Had A Mental Breakdown & Is Delusional 😵💫
Ok he may be seeing things probably early dementia but he does seem bored now because he's won 4 titles & wants a challenge to invigorate him again
Haaland needs to come to BARÇA where his destiny lies.. It's written in the stars.. We'll be coming for him in 2026.. City better start looking for a replacement
😂😂😂 lay off crack
Lewandowski replacement
@@arronfifajanes08 Barca are skint they couldn’t afford him let alone his wages
He's staying humble.....
They didn’t have control of midfield so the the striker didn’t get service
Man city didn't have one good moment in that game. It was an absolute annihilation. I have not seen Pep be so outclassed since Liverpool (a) in the champions league.
Just compare the impact nunez (who is apparently an awful flop) in 15 mins, than haaland all game
Should have kept Alvarez, whenever haaland has a poor game, they are playing with 10 men.
@@T90337 You aren’t seeing the actual problem. It’s not Haaland at all. He is playing with teammates like Silva, Grealish, Savinho, Doku, and Walker who refuse to play first time balls and service when the ball is on. People like you need to watch the ball less and focus on Haaland off the ball. Because it’s incredibly obvious that Pep’s extreme possession tactics are backfiring. It’s making City’s players focus on possession so much that they are missing playing Haaland into dangerous areas far too often.
@ what does haaland actually do other than score goals? There are games he barely touches the ball, yes you can argue he doesn’t get the service needed by his teammates. But His only strength is scoring goals, which before haaland arrived, city didn’t have an issue with anyway. They still scored for fun, with many players able to contribute with double digits during the season. But now while haaland is in the team, the rest suffer and barely make it past 10 goals.
@@T90337 It’s literally his job to score goals. The problem is the likes of Silva, Grealish, Doku, Savinho, and Nunes are not goal scorers and never have been. Combine that with De Bruyne being frequently injured for the past several years, Foden having a very slow start to the season, and Pep gradually losing supplemental scorers like Alvarez, Mahrez, etc and you have a system that’s been dependent on Haaland for goals this season. But the problem still remains that his teammates are not remotely utilizing him correctly despite all the goals he’s still scored.
@@Photosoflife no such thing as a one man team, as I say, if haaland has a bad game, then it’s like playing with 10 men.
@@T90337 I hear what you’re saying and I think we actually are agreeing. But I think we are talking past each other with nuance and slightly different takes. If I were an opposition coach I wouldn’t focus on Haaland so much. I’d actually very much instruct my team to focus on forcing Silva, Grealish, Doku, Savinho, and Walker to just predictably pass backwards and sideways on repeat. If De Bruyne is actually fit that changes everything. Because he actually looks to play incisive balls to Haaland that virtually no other City player does.
2:38 When the entire country and media landscape spend decades belittling a region any visitors to the country will adopt the established local customs.
To put that on the player shows a lack of self awareness.
It seems like tge attitude is "yeah we all hate it, but we do the politically correct talk but with dog whistles to show our hate"
As an Aussie, I think I can see it a bit more objectively than others.
He is still in van dijks pocket
Paulo Wanchope > Haaland
Man said wanchope 😂😂
Haaland really has missed De Bruyne on the pitch!
Needs alot better service
He cursed himself with what he said to Arteta. Never get cocky as the real humble ones always come back. Arsenal will finish ahead of City this season. I have no doubt about that. I still think they will close the 9 point gap from Liverpool as well.
Hes done it all hes bored
Then he should retire if he’s done it all and is bored. He’s taking the place of a player who isn’t bored and could actually contribute to the team.
He was a legend to city fans when they were winning 😂😂
The solution mentioned for Pep is obvious. Mega deal for TAA to City comes next transfer window. Haaland needs to be breastfed by passers like KDB and TAA, he is a footballing midget otherwise in crunch games.
Did Haaland not score against Arsenal?
It took Ronaldo 2 or 3 years before he started to perform against the better teams.
Past his peak after his lst season 😊
City will hit form again.
Just drop Walker and Lewis and things will start to improve.
Ortega a German we all know that’s not the nicest place in the world
Humble fc shall be cursed until 3 lunar cycles pass, so mote it be
was he playing yesterday
STAY HUMBLE EH
VVD back to mark Haaland on OUR corner 😂 ye no chance 😂
Most of the callers are City haters & cricket fans
Smashed the coach up. What a plank, it was one bottle of Kopperberg. Ffs. But it was okay when they did the same to a United bus 🚌 what an ⚓️
City were better before haaland
Not the 1st time vvd as had haaland in his pocket
easy to defend a striker who rarely gets service
Haaland is a very poor footballer he's just a good goal scorer
Football is a team sport, to single out, one player is being naive.Where was the other ten players. Why Haaland ?
@@walterogelo84 Because far too many people only watch the ball and don’t pay close attention to tactics. It’s been incredibly obvious for a while now what the actual issue is with Haaland. He’s playing with guys like Silva, Grealish, Foden, Doku, Savinho, and Walker who refuse to play first time balls and provide first time service when the ball is on to Haaland. It’s not only so predictable how they all constantly predictably recycle possession but it’s actually maddening to watch. Haaland consistently gets himself into dangerous positions off the ball but his teammates consistently refuse to risk losing possession because Pep is obsessed with possession.
@@Photosoflifeare you reading what you typed before you send?
@@biafo4541 Yes. That is why I’m sending it.
So many fake callers xD pay me, ill be one
Zero football understanding here. The midfield and wingers are underperforming. They can't give him the ball.
Criticizing Haaland reflects your lack of knowledge of the game
Haaland is a great goalscorer, and still hasn't reached his full potential, but I don't think you can call him World Class yet, because he doesn't do it against the best teams.
@jonisilk Except he does show up against top teams.
Bayern: 9 matches, 7 goals, 2 assists
Leipzig: 8 matches, 12 goals
Leverkusen: 4 matches, 4 goals, 1 assist
United: 7 matches, 6 goals, 3 assists
Arsenal: 7 matches, 3 goals, 2 assists
Liverpool: 7 matches, 3 goals
Chelsea: 5 matches, 3 goals, 1 assist
Tottenham: 5 matches, 3 goals, 1 assist
PSG: 2 matches, 2 goals
Very true about Liverpool fans & the area. It is a rough place. Ortega is totally right
Can't give haaland stick no one passes to him..without DeBruyne grealish foden playing in tandem with Rodri missing he just doesn't get service..Doku Savinho no end product and Kyle walker a liability.
He was laughing 2 nil down with salah shocking honestly
@@gjmheating8857 Nothing shocking at all. Salah is now only one back of Haaland for most goals in the Premier League. They were very likely bantering about that.