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Agree wholeheartedly. They're all great and would be a major addition to any team, including Jovetic. This goes for fanboys of any one of them, stop only criticizing the OTHER guy. They're all ours and while they are, stop scrutinizing them!

FFS Agueroooo!

Dinho no pace.. at least there.

It's a team with 3-4 new pieces each game due to the newcomers, and with would Mancini do differently? Bench everyone?

I don't think he should be discarded, but we need a decent sub to take over when he's in this terrible form. Then if that sub proves to be better, leave him out for a series of matches. Unfortunately I think it's what he needs to snap out of it..

Joe Hart was the biggest shit tonight. Followed by Nastasic, Clichy, Richards, Nasri, Dinho, Dzeko, Aguero (Yes hiim too). Funny how there's not one mention of Aguero, but did what did he do tonight? Or more precisely, did he score?? Didn't see much from Navas tbh either, so he should be...

This could be posted under different topics too, but because it involves our forwards I'll do it here since it generates most discussion. What I can say about Dzeko is, as few already mentioned, he's a great finisher but needs to put in more effort to please certain type of supporters. Many...

As I stated before, my opinion is that it's always 80% on the players, no matter if it's a win or loss. And today most players showed up to actually play. Now I just hope they perform again on Sunday, otherwise the tide will turn against the manager again.

Good enough performance by both Aguero and Dzeko today. As long as they score I'm happy. And I still prefer two of them taking most of the time up front, over any other combination.

I second and third that. Considering that it's more on the players getting familiar with each other and learning the system, than the manager having to "teach" these great players to play. Look at Real Madrid's game today.

I'm one of those that thinks it's still early to pull the trigger. I don't disagree with you however, I just think we don't have the perfect circumstances for that early success. With the new system and few new role players I do feel it'll take them a little to gel, now is it gonna be too late...

Even generally, no matter if it's failure or successes, I'm of the opinion that it's 80% on players and 20% on the manger. There are only a handful of exceptions. In this situation especially I wouldn't start pointing fingers yet, it's a new system for everybody and on top of it we have FOUR...

Finally Navas is in, even though Nasri actually played decent. Hopefully Jesus puts one of those great crosses in.