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He kept getting back spasms. They lasted a good while. He got himself fit again but Nastasić was doing nowt wrong worthy of being dropped. We conceded three goals at Norwich and had Stoke to come to the Etihad and I think Mancini thought it was about time to reintroduce Joleon as his qualities suited Stoke much more. He wasn't frozen out, just a good time to give Nasty a good run of games. Now Joleon is fully fit and playing well, he'll cement his place for a while.GStar said:Zin 'messiah' Zimmer said:GStar said:There's no surprise that we look stronger as a team and we've not conceded a goal (only 2 games so far) with Vinny and Lescott at the back.
Shouldn't really be any debate as to our current starting CBs.
Total lunacy imo
Kompanys form had been patchy till early december, i'd say Nasty, 19, has carried him somewhat - if you're thinking about short term then lescott is still a great fit, however the vinny-nasty partnership will be there for the next 5/6 years, getting that gelling as early as possible will reap greater rewards down the line.
I think part of that drop in form has been the new partnership, Vinny has been far more aggressive and found himself caught up the pitch trying to break play down early with Nastasic alongside him as opposed to Lescott.
I think Lescott reads the game better at this stage, is stronger, better in the air. He's done nothing to warrant the apparent freezing out he's had this season.
This isn't an attack on Nastasic either, by all means blood him into the team, but i think we'd have been better off continuing the partnership of Lescott and Kompany this season.