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Not a loss in my estimation. Has flashes of brilliance every now and then but can't defend worth a lick, evidently has a poor attitude and alters the way we play too much by cutting inside. See the season out with 3 at the back with Aké on the left side or go for a proper left-footed left-back...

Maybe I'm just prudish but surely I can't be the only one to feel a little awkward seeing a teen talking about a small dick to a presumably nearly 40 year old fully grown man? I get it's just an expression but.. still. Just feels icky somehow.

I feel like this movie didn't add anything or do something new that previous Batman movies hadn't already done, but for what it is, I think it was pretty decent. Probably wouldn't give it anything above a 6.8 or 6.9. Its dark and gritty nature did feel more in line with the true Batman ethos...

I think he means from a positional perspective. I haven't watch Doyle play for Cardiff but my guess is that by "a lot of defensive work" you essentially mean he works hard from a running perspective, which is definitely a vital and admirable quality for a midfielder, but under Pep our "central...

Fair point. It certainly isn't a watertight argument but I thought it atleast held some weight if we're trying to examine the benefits of a biennial World Cup in good faith (other than monetary gain, that is).

I'll throw Bazunu and Couto into the mix as well. And maybe the new lad Kayky, depending on how it pans out. Fiorini is a long shot but not impossible.

The reason(s) why college sports are popular in America can't really be transferred over to English football since every "big" city/town already has at least one local professional football team that people there support, the same can't be said for America where the professional leagues don't...

I read an opinion (paraphrasing) that was something along the lines of: "If players get injured they have to wait 4 years to get another opportunity, or they might even miss out on ever playing in a World Cup altogether." It's not my opinion, but I thought it was at least a decent argument.

One of the worst defeats (in recent memory) I'm gonna have to stomach, I think. Not only because of the fact that we lost but the manner in which we lost was absolutely disgraceful. Not going to delve too deep into tactics or whatever but it was pretty clear that if Chelsea scored first we were...

What was it one of our players had said pre-game? That only City could stop City from winning it? Well, whoever said it definitely was bang on the money. We've not given it our best shot unfortunately.

I wish I could at least say we gave it our all but, frankly, I don't think we did. Well played Chelsea, we go again next year. This team desperately needs a top class striker.

PMSL at some people blaming the goal on Sterling. Take a break will you?

I hope Sterling has a world class performance tonight to silence all the doubters and haters. Come on City

Sterling has been having a tough time ever since we sold Sané and, more recently, when we started playing with a false 9 this season. I think his best stretch of form for us was when he was a proper "out and out" winger on the right hand side. He's just not effective on the left. The problem is...

I'd personally love to see Kane at City, probably even more so than Haaland if I'm being totally honest, but given that he's got a long-term contract and Spurs can dictate the terms of any potential deal, I think, in terms of value for money, Haaland is the better option in the long run. Both...

I don't think we'll sell anyone this summer. Dinho and García are both leaving at the end of their contracts, but other than that, I think we'll pretty much run it back next year with the same squad, maybe with one or two additions and some players from the academy getting more chances in the cups.

I'm afraid that one's flown over my head, could you explain it? :D

Anyone else feel like reviving this thread? Here's my contribution: George Evans - Millwall FC (Championship) Emyr Huws - Ipswich Town (League One) Dedryck Boyata - Hertha Berlin (Bundesliga) John Guidetti - Deportivo Alavés (La Liga) Karim Rekik - Sevilla FC (La Liga) Seko Fofana - RC Lens...

Fucking move on you moaning twats. Do we really need 100 comments all saying what a shit penalty it was? We get it. Still a legend. We're still winning. We're still top of the league. Bring on the second half, come on City.

If you think the problem with our recruitment strategy is that we aren't (seemingly) interested in the "big names", you only have to look at Manchester United to see why that simply isn't a winning formula either. Football transfers in general are difficult to get right. There are so many things...