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With all the links to Monaco players I've written this for Unibet ahead of tomorrow's game - http://bet.unibet.co.uk/football/champions-league/why-manchester-citys-clash-monaco-glimpse-citizens-near-future

Already thinking of ways around this. Maybe a stack of Smirmoff Ice and write the letter in the guise of his brother's wife.

Here's my take on all the media bull***t surrounding Sergio - http://bet.unibet.co.uk/football/premier-league/why-aguero-and-jesus-are-biblical-partnership-making

I was my hardest edit ever whittling it down to just 15. I'm annoyed though at missing out that pathetic banner.

I've written about all of this for Unibet. Would appreciate your thoughts everyone. http://bet.unibet.co.uk/football/premier-league/how-can-we-stop-media-witch-hunt-against-raheem-sterling

FourFourTwo have asked me to come up with 20 reasons why I hate United. Its a dream gig! Currently editing my choices down from original 1000 haha Thought I'd throw it open all the same. What's your biggest bugbears?

No probs mate.

Originally wrote that Neil Curtis wrote the S*n piece, not Ashton (still can't believe that I made such an elementary mistake but I was talking about Curtis that morning and it must bave stuck). Anyway Curtis wasn't exactly happy about this (understandably) and was even more aggrieved when I...

Why Bill? Unibet aren't a morally divisive site like the S*n or Mail and the more clicks this gets the more chance they will be willing for me to write similar positive pieces on City in the future.

No idea but I have heard he preferred the anonymity of being Daisy Cutter.

:)

Oh, haha just noticed its already been put up!

http://bet.unibet.co.uk/football/premier-league/there-institutionalised-bias-against-manchester-city?mktid=52:5211000020:blog_24012017 Written something on the bias for Unibet. Stupidly put Curtis instead of Ashton but that is due to be changed.

Bar staff need a rocket up their arses. I know they're only kids and don't give a shit but in reality they're only very busy for less than an hour in total (includng half-time) so its reasonable to expect them to be on their toes for that period and not traipse around listlessly at a snail's...

Wrote this for uMaxit on our atmosphere - http://www.umaxit.com/index.php/columns/can-pep-guardiolas-dissatisfaction-spark-manchester-citys-crowd

Bang on the money QR.

Don't agree at all Waspish. The 'Emptihad' nonsense is a blessing in a way because it detracts from our real shortcoming which is a piss-poor atmosphere. Thank god for our singing sections because otherwise it would be a library.

Certainly fine for kids in terms of content - not scary and no swearing etc But honestly Mac this explores some quite upsetting stuff (don't want to put out any spoilers but its about a kid whose mum is dying of cancer) so it depends on the kid I think. I'd gladly take my niece to see it as...

I've been asked to write an article on the perceived lack of atmosphere at the Etihad and obviously as a Blue I have my own thoughts on the matter but was wondering what yours are. Is there a problem? And if so what can be done about it?

Went to see this last night not knowing much about it. Thought it would be a Roald Dahl type story - a bit scary, a bit funny. Wasn't prepared for it at all. Was in bits! Anyone else seen it? Shed a tear?