StillBluessinceHydeRoad
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I think that, funnily enough, it was one of the TV pundits that put his finger right on the truth by saying , "they're playing the third best team in the PL and they're making them look like a lower league team". And for the first time in almost two years I went to the Guardian report, which was fairer than I expected, but the comments were still playing City bingo. This is part of the problem - if you're a rag or scouser I can understand why you don't find watching City a pleasure and so you find us boring, but if you are a football fan I find the attitude absurd - and why some of our own fans have to limp along and argue that the opposition is poor is insulting. We can all remember the joy when Pep's arrival was announced but I still find it hard to believe the quality of the team and squad he's created.That's another of those things that drives me mad: people not giving us enough credit because the opposition were apparently poor when, in fact, we are in a league where easy games are few and far between. City make opponents look worse than they are are. What City need to do to get full credit (or something approaching it) is continue to do that in the absolute slew of crucial games that are going to be faced in what remains of the season. We have so much to win or lose in the next few weeks; whatever happens we should not lose sight of the incredible job Pep and the players have done to put themselves in such an enviable position.
Leicester are one of the best teams in our division and have a very good manager, who I still think could be the guy that gets to takeover from Pep, but we made them look ordinary despite a team selection that owed a lot to rotation.