Quote from: LUCKMCFLY on Today at 10:01:34 PM

Quote from: abhiseshakana on March 31, 2025, 03:48:25 PM

It will be interesting to see how this match will end and whether Arsenal will be able to distance themselves from Nottingham Forest who will face a tough fight against Man United this time.

It could be so, just if MU plays as if they were in the PL , in the Arsenal match I don't know how hard Arsenal will play, because I think they are thinking more about not killing any key players to get to the 1st place that Liverpool has, I doubt it, Arsenal for me has its eyes set on Madrid for the UCL commitment , I think that is the most important thing for them , for now they have already Secured a very safe place in the classifications.

It's unfortunate that Manchester United didn't play like a team in the English Premier League. Honestly, many things are wrong with Manchester United.

Quote from: SatoPrincess on Today at 10:15:54 PM

Quote from: Velvet78 on March 28, 2025, 06:09:34 PM

Not to disrespect yeah. However I don't believe Rodri was solid enough to be given a Ballon d'Or. I always believed it should have been given to Vinicius Junior because of having an insane season. But anyways... Tongue

But it is the obvious truth that Manchester City needs Rodri too much in the midfield. They are more fragile without him. Rodri is like the pillar there playing a big role going back and forth to help his teammates. He is out until the summer which is the sad truth for Guardiola.

I totally disagree with you though, Rodri deserves the Ballon d'Or as much as Vinicius Jnr, but they can only be one winner. It’s a shame Manchester City had to lose Rodri in such a manner and for the rest of the season which ofcourse we have seen the drastic effect of his absence this season. I hope he comes back stronger.

Rodri doesn't deserve the Balloon d'Or more than Vini Junior. I don't watch back to TV so I don't know what you guys meant. Before now KDB used to be the pillar of Manchester City, when did it become Rodri?
Shits happen, even if Rodri was to be available, Manchester City will still struggle. It's their depreciation time.