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Great news. Yes agreement that fan activism has worked and congrats on that. Worth adding that if they continued with the excessive match day prices the new stand would look one hell of a white elephant because they wouldn't be able to shift the seats. Simple supply and demand at play here as well.

I hope you are right. One thing for sure, an almost unprecedented training block for Pep of 3 to 4 weeks, has to reap many dividends bearing in mind so many new or relatively new players all together to integrate. It wouldn't surprise me in the slightest if we start well. EDIT. Just seen...

True about Arse and Dippers. Our worst spell was November and December to Christmas - W1D1L6 for 4 points and dropping 20 points and wooden spoon for that period. As bad as it gets.

Posted elsewhere but will on here as well: City recover from the awful, awful November and December in the league to be the top performing team over the 2nd half of the season.:

So City are the best team in the league since the turn of the year which coincides with the 2nd half of the season.... The league recovery has been brilliant since the W1 D2 L9 all comps disaster in November and December. Since Jan 1st: 1st - Points 1st - Goals Scored 2nd - Goals conceded 1st...

I like KDB's team: Ederson Walker Kompany Stones Gvardiol Rodri Gundogan Silva Bernardo Haaland Sterling

Got it now from the Mirror and it is Maguire quoting de Marco: "I think, based on historical evidence, that City have got the upper hand over the Premier League. Nick DeMarco thinks it will be a score draw where the Premier League will win some of the 115 charges but City will have a far...

What's the source for de Marco saying that? Or is it heresay from Maguire? Maguire likes it to be know he is big buddies with de Marco. In fact he tweeted a photo of them out for dinner last night :)

We already take more shots from outside the box than any other team. We've scored 13 times from them in the league this season, the most, which comapres to 6 or 7 for Liverpool, Arsenal and Newcastle.

Have to laugh at the level of negativity of so many on here. Yes, the drop off from years gone by is huge BUT we are still a very effective team in terms of PL results since the shit show before Christmas. Assuming we win on Tuesday, we would (with Aston Villa) be just 1 point behind Liverpool...

Can't wait for the all-supporter email in the next 24 hours advising cup-final tickets in the range £50-£275 still available to all ST holders if they want extra and all members. Thousands log-in, attracted by all price ticket availability, and, or course, only the £255-£275 available...

Level 5 - just 3 or 4 singles left at £125 Level 1 - I make it 99 left + 288 in that late released block - all at £175. Level 2 - just not interested.

Not sure just the trees are a problem there. That's a USA road sign and the drone would have to contend with the Atlantic...

Wanted the £75 tickets at the front section of yellow just behind the £125 in blue along side in 502,503 or 504. Pricing map totally misleading though as it looks like £125 front third, 10 rows or so, and thats bollocks and actually extends nearly to the top. Happy enough with change of plan...

Prefer City min of 5 points or even better 2 wins taking us from 64 to 70 Villa win remaining 3 against Bournemouth and shit Utd and Spurs moving from 60 to 69. Forest win next 3 and draw final game against Chelsea moving from 60 to 70. Newcastle draw against Chelsea, beat Arsenal beat Everton...

City hater James Richardson goes in for City with the lots of empty seats jibe for City v Villa on the Totally Football Show pod. Duncan Alexander dismisses it with a positive mention of the City fan protests on STs, restrictions etc. That's the 2nd time today I've heard it on 2 of the most...

1894 just quoted on guardian football weekly podcast detailing the prices for the Villa game. It was a positive slot supportive of the fans. Surprised to hear on there, but pleased the message is getting out there. Well done to the main instigators here and let's hope this escalates not just...

Not a fan of calendar year tables but I liked this form table for the PL since 1st Jan 25 :) 3rd in the table, 1 point behind Villa and 4 points behind Liverpool. Ahead of Arsenal and Newcastle on goal difference. In fact boring, boring City have the best goal difference in the table AND...

Masters in Augusta for the announcement?

Kev has only won 1 trophy more with City than Phil, Eddie, John Stones, Bernardo and Walker. Phil could be the last man standing next season if everyone else leaves and then he'd overtake Kev after just 2 trophy wins.