Biggest, Most Important home match in City’s history?

[Lavinda Past]

or at least taking any notice of them, whats the point of a thread if you cant take it off topic pretty much straight away :)

Never underestimate the power of Dave Whelan's broken leg...

:-)

 

[ilrm]

I think its especially important from the medium term perspective. If City fail again, I think Pep's standing within the organization might take a dent. Especially on the recruitment end where he seems to be very choosy about who he wants (unlike a Pellegrini or Ancelotti). Not sure if Pep can work under those conditions long term.

Your key players like Walker, De Bruyne, Mahrez (all age), B Silva (PSG?) and Gundogan (age, Barca?) will all start to have declining influences on key games. While the overall squad age profile is good, these guys have been important in terms of consistently putting world class performances across the season. If City enters a rebuild over the next 1-2 years, Pep might not have another chance.

 

[dereksidewinder]

In terms of our biggest games in history, where would you rank this? Top 10? What would you put above it?

 

[kaz7]

If only we had a thread on this already

 

[Cityinmud]

In terms of our biggest games in history, where would you rank this? Top 10? What would you put above it?

Depends on whether we lose or win ;)

 

[dereksidewinder]

Ah genuinely didn’t realise. I’d delete it if I could …

 

[aguero93:20]

Nearly as big as the Everton game at the weekend was

 

[Cheadle_hulmeBlue]

Pretty big

 

[Bournemouth Blue]

It is a chance to move on, but I would settle for the Premier League, personally

 

[jimmygrimblesboots]

As usual the media are going over the top for the Glamour Cup , lets face it they are praying we f*ck up to keep their Rag & Dippers cusotmers happy , lets disappoint the c*nts.