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Yes. Like you I could only watch the highlights on Sky, but from those I thought City played really well - apart from finishing. I think that maybe when you're watching the whole match, the tension gets to you a bit & every mistake becomes worse because it extends the uncertainty of the result...

This lad looks the business. Would love to see him sign for City.

This lad looks a very good player. I do like his ability to kick with either foot which helps with both finishing & dribbling. He seems to read the game pretty well from the highlights, though of course you don't see his mistakes. If his work ethic is good, he could be a great signing.

Walker would have had a far less uncomfortable day, if he'd received a bit more help from Raj. Several times he had to cope with 2 attackers because Raj had either lost the ball or didn't track back. Until the yellow card I thought he played very well. Afterwards, as you say, a bit jittery...

Walker would have had a far less uncomfortable day, if he'd received a bit more help from Raj. Several times he had to cope with 2 attackers because Raj had either lost the ball or didn't track back. Until the yellow card I thought he played very well. Afterwards, as you say, a bit jittery but...

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Just to give everyone a bit of perspective, City are recognised, currently, as one of the best teams in Europe, broke all records last year, still in 4 competitions this year & sit second in the league. My home team were relegated out of the football league last season after 98 years & currently...

Actually, I disagree on Delph. He's a midfield player - and a very good one as demonstrated when he captained England recently & was man of the match. I think he's quite happy with the quick passing game; he's got a pretty good first touch & looks for space once he's moved the ball on. However...

That's an excellent documentary. What a life he led. Times of desperate tragedy, inspiration & glory. For me, the saddest thing in the whole film was when he said "The way I was treated... fairness, kindness, tolerance. You're a special type of people; you're a special island." Perhaps we were...

Fernandinho was outstanding in a team of heroes last night. He didn't put a foot wrong. What a player!

I recently watched them all on YouTube if that's any help

When I was a lad playing football, it was always a foul to use your hands or arms either to touch the ball (except when it simply hit you) or to grab hold of or block a player. Somewhere down the line it has become acceptable & frequently evades punishment from match officials. As an adult in a...

Thanks for everything, Joe. Best of luck with your new club. You will always be a legend at City. I hope you find your best form & I hope you'll always be remembered as the truly great goalkeeper we all saw at City.

Yes. I think that's a pretty good call.

I'd ban it from the country

Agreed. Who's potato face?

Without a doubt one of the best players to ever wear a city shirt & one of the greatest to grace the Premier League. We will miss you Yaya.

Yes. I wondered how the figures would have looked for this season only. Also something of a foregone conclusion since Klopp's "net" spend was nowt. If he'd failed to gain a single point he'd still be top of the table. What's the point?

For a while he was head & shoulders better than any other player in the league. One of the best players we've ever seen at Manchester City and in English football. Best of luck YaYa

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