Also, please feel free to @ my threads on Potter, Lampard, Tuchel, Maresca, Pochettino, and every other coach that were hired at Chelsea where I predicted the entirety of their reign with immaculate precision, just like I did Rosenior 👍 Anyone who sits firmly in one camp whether a manager will fail or succeed is an idiot anyway. I was so against Amorim’s system but always said he could succeed if he changed entirely, even if that was totally unlikely. With Alonso, I was optimistic when he arrived as I presumed he wouldn’t play a back 3, but here we are. Hopefully he sticks to the 4 (and implements it to a higher standard). Anyway, I’ve given too much time to yourself and others who don’t deserve it on this topic. Have a good day.

Football is a bussines. Zero place for sentiments

Put your sentiments aside and look at the actual match. Manchester City completely outplayed PSG in the second half the problem wasn’t the system, it was clinical finishing. If those chances are converted, it easily ends in a draw or a City win. This is miles ahead of the actual rubbish we had to endure under Liam.

Again, all of this is just a thought experiment really. We've "fleeced" quite a few rivals for our duds, but how long can the process continue? Can it go on forever? How do we stay prepared for a reality where clubs are skeptical buying from us?