The triumph of EPL - TalkSoccer

henry14 · 23-08-2007, 01:24 PM

This passion season, many teams want to advance to the top forth of epl,
but i reckon Man.City has the opportunity to endeavor the top forth.
The strategy of Erikson is extremely illustrious, I anticipate M.C can get a extraordinary and devastated result.

**Jager** · 23-08-2007, 06:32 PM

Sven is just trying to develop a winning attitude. It seems the problems are mostly with non City fans who keep on saying that they can't or it was just a fluke.

But this is very typical of English culture. They will build you up, then tear you down.

**kyan** · 23-08-2007, 06:38 PM

actually it's just the English media that behave like that.

And if Citeh are in anyway influenced negatively by fans of their rival clubs saying they won't last then it's because they're not good enough.

a good team, and good players will rise to the challenge and prove themselves (like Ronaldo did with the boo-boys last year, like Drogba did to all the fans (of Chelsea and other clubs) who said he was sh*te, like United did last year when everyone said they would drop out of the top 4.

**Jager** · 23-08-2007, 06:47 PM

Oh for crying out loud again, here we go again. I don't think anybody from this club has stated that they will the championship, nor did they say they were going to win a place in Europe.

However I did hear Sven say that his main goal was to develop a winning attitude, and revamp the system. Personally, I think this is a three year operation, this team should get progressively better as the years go by.

City fans should expect nothing more or less. Working on the defensive side of things is very typical of a manager who was somewhat schooled in Italy.

**kyan** · 23-08-2007, 06:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Jager

Oh for crying out loud again, here we go again. I don't think anybody from this club has stated that they will the championship, nor did they say they were going to win a place in Europe.

However I did hear Sven say that his main goal was to develop a winning attitude, and revamp the system. Personally, I think this is a three year operation, this team should get progressively better as the years go by.

City fans should expect nothing more or less. Working on the defensive side of things is very typical of a manager who was somewhat schooled in Italy.

Who said anything about City winning the title for this to be "again"?

Whatever City's "3-year plan" is, despite the amount of money they've spent they'll find it hard to break the top 6 with the signings Spurs and Everton have made.

**Jager** · 23-08-2007, 07:11 PM

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Originally Posted by kyan

Who said anything about City winning the title for this to be "again"?

Whatever City's "3-year plan" is, despite the amount of money they've spent they'll find it hard to break the top 6 with the signings Spurs and Everton have made.

That is the beauty of sport, we just don't know what will happen. So it would be premature for you do "dog" them, which is precisely what you are doing.

They can't compete with the top four, and I tend to agree. But now your saying they can't compete with Spurs and Everton?? I believe there are four or five teams that can compete with each other there.

**kyan** · 23-08-2007, 08:05 PM

Citeh don't have the goals in them to get ahead of Everton or Spurs... who are full of goals.

Although I never stated that this was fact... it's purely my opinion, which is what forums are full of

**Jager** · 23-08-2007, 08:28 PM

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Originally Posted by kyan

Citeh don't have the goals in them to get ahead of Everton or Spurs... who are full of goals.

Although I never stated that this was fact... it's purely my opinion, which is what forums are full of

They just follow Liverpool's game plan in the CL, and they compete.