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Not me. He's not back to his brilliant best yet, but the signs are there. He's pressing well. Some of his passes were sublime. He keeps the ball well. I always feel more relaxed when he's in front of our defenders. His shooting is a bit off but he still nearly scored having beaten the defender...

Apologies if this has already been put on this forum, but if you haven't seen it yet, I think this article may strike a chord with many: https://www.football365.com/news/mediawatch-manchester-city-panic-guardiola-solskjaer-warning-hat-trick

Love Nedum. He's so intelligent & inciteful. If the BBC had any class, they'd have him on MOTD every week.

Ferran Torres should get more game time. He's going to be very good.

Manchester Evening News on line today: "The Blues moved seven points clear of Leicester at the top with a 3-0 victory over Tottenham, although United’s victory at West Brom reduces the gap to five." Am I missing something?

Ilkay was sublime. Great performances from Cancelo, Rodri Bernado & Stones too.

The improvement in Joao Cancelo this season is amazing. I have to admit I thought he was going to be a bad buy, but I was completely wrong. His passing & dribbling is brilliant & he can use either foot which puts him ahead of most professional footballers. Another outstanding performance from...

Please do NOT read the Express - unless you want to be misled

Completely agree with you that unsung heroes selflessly give their own time & money to help others for little or no reward other than to see the lives of others brightened. The point here, though, is that publicity is vital to make a difference. Like it or not, Rashford is a public figure with...

No David Silva?

So, so sad to hear this news. The best player when I became a City fan & will always be the first name I think of when I think of City. I'm so pleased to hear what a kind & humble man he was. On the pitch he was simply the best. RIP Colin & sincere condolences to his family.

I have to say that Cancelo has surprised me. He seems to have found his confidence & he was outstanding yesterday. I'm still not convinced that he is a good defender, but he has demonstrated that he's a good footballer. Well played, lad.

KDB all day long. The problem is, he's so good that unless he's amazing, his level is seen as normal - for him. I thought Gundogan & Stones were both excellent, & if Bernado had scored (as he should) he'd've been up there too. Overall, the team played well & I'm very happy with the defense...

According to the BBC website report of the game, Foden was City's worst player with a score of < 5 whilst Sterling was man of the match with 7.8. I must have watched a different game.

So, so happy Pep's staying.

I went to Tapton House School - George Stephenson's old house. It's now part of Hallam University. Are you a local Mike? To Chesterfield, I mean.

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While I understand the irritation of the media's love affair with Manchester United, not everything associated with them that appears on the BBC News should be seen as a bad thing or a slight on our club. I get that we are treated shabbily compared to some other clubs, but there are wider issues...

VVD is a very good player & a great defender. We all know that. We also know (because we keep being told repeatedly) that City's defence is shit & they have failed to buy a single decent defender despite spending £450 million on the defence. So this article on the BBC website is worth a read...

Since WBA are the only premiership team to have conceded more goals than Liverpool so far this season, perhaps the constant criticism of City's defence will ease somewhat, as the media discuss the failings of their back 4 - or perhaps not. Seems VVD is still the best defender in the world & City...