Tough day for Erling at Anfield, against two strong centre halves that can match him. Now down to 56 minutes per goal in the First Division. He will bounce back in the next games, moving closer to 45 minutes per goal.
City next game is on saturday at home vs Brighton so there he better start scoring goals again ...nasty bent gorilla said:Tough day for Erling at Anfield, against two strong centre halves that can match him. Now down to 56 minutes per goal in the First Division. He will bounce back in the next games, moving closer to 45 minutes per goal.
I agree, this is the best team for the style of his game. Here he has every chance to become the best this season.fullclock said:How do you think the Norwegian player will fare in Guardiola's city? I think he will be the great scorer of the European season.
You were pretty close. This boy's thing is incredible, he scores in almost all his gamesgabryyyel31 said:I think he will take revenge on Brighton and give them at least 3 goals because he didn't score any against Liverpool
I kinda wonder what this robot is going to do during World Cup ...BillyR23 said:Honestly I had my doubts before he joined Man City(Guardiola played with a false 9 at all his previous teams), but this guy proved to be an alien or robot lol, I mean his breaking records left and right and we had only 11 rounds in Premier League(17 goals in the league already...); he's definitely not human 😉 😎
olejean said:It's a pity that we can't see Erling Haaland at the World Cup. 😕 Eh, if he should represented a more skillful national team...
I like your team in general. Norway plays spectacular football, which is always pleasure to watch. 😉balo said:Norway on it's way up with very promising young talents. I am sure we will qualify for the next Euro and WC. Our weakest link at the moment is the keeper.