Wretched Vengeance said:
I gave in a clicked on it, but it said the link was broken or something.
In future...copy and paste please.....copy and paste.
Found this on a different thread ...
The biggest example of desperate journalism in years. A fucking disgrace.
-- Tue Nov 13, 2012 2:37 am --
Here is the full article though:
By Martin Domin
PUBLISHED:09:31 GMT, 12 November 2012| UPDATED:09:34 GMT, 12 November 2012
Manchester City have yet to hit the heights of their Premier League winning campaign last season but they haven't been so bad to send anyone to sleep.
But that is exactly what happened at the Etihad Stadium on Sunday when City boss
Roberto Mancini appeared to nod off during injury time in the first half.
And it's not as if his side were winning at the time - Tottenham were in front thanks to a Steven Caulker header.
Snooze: Roberto Mancini rests his eyes as Manchester City attempt to fight back against Tottenham Thankfully for City's title hopes, Mancini woke from his slumber in time to deliver a half-time team talk that inspired his men to victory after goals from Sergio Aguero and Edin Dzeko.
Indeed, the Italian made several crucial substitutions to change the game his way. First of all he, he reverted to the three-man defence that had come in for such criticism in Amsterdam before introducing Dzeko from the bench having selected the Bosnian over Mario Balotelli. The 'super-sub' remains City's top scorer after volleying home the winner. The three points took last year's champions back to within two points of their bitter rivals Manchester United at the top of the table.
Behind: Steven Caulker headed Tottenham in front at the Etihad Stadium But despite watching City extend their unbeaten home record to 34 games, Mancini was in no mood to hang around, jumping on the first plane to Italy.
‘The Premier League season is long and difficult and there are a lot of teams who can fight for the title,' he said. ‘We have made some mistakes in the Champions League but in football you can never say never.’
Dzeko, who scored his sixth goal from the bench this season, has admitted to being frustrated at not starting more often.
Level pegging: Sergio Aguero scored City's equaliser in the second half 'The goals are my message. That's the only thing,' he said. 'It's not the first time (Dzeko has scored the winner) but it is a good feeling of course.'
And while Dzeko admitted City's recent defensive lapses were a cause for concern he believes the character of the team shone through.
'Again from a free-kick we conceded a goal as stupid as against Arsenal,' he said.
Dare you to bench me again: Edin Dzeko celebrates after scoring the winner for City 'We have to improve there. But after goal we were the better team for the 90 minutes and in the end we deserved it.
'Evenwhen we are losing we come back. I hope next time we winning 1-0 and then go on and win the game. This is much harder to play.'
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