Man of the Match - Atalanta (H)

[bondsman]

Sterling was excellent but I thought Gundogan ran the midfield and some of his passes and touches were superb. Shame he can’t play like that more consistently

 

[laserblue]

Raz is the clear choice but honourable mentions to Eddie, Foden and Gundogan.

 

[Fame Monster]

Personally, I’ve gone for Raheem Shaquille Sterling, not only for his goals, but also for his brilliant cross to give Sergio the easiest of tap-ins, and also for winning the penalty, as well as his all-round play.

Shaquille? He looks like a Charles to me

 

[aguero93:20]

Nah, was a penalty mate. Softish but still a foul inside the box.

Watch where the ball goes. He boots it away from goal, towards the halfway line, where neither he or Dinho has any chance of getting it and then runs at Dinho. Blatant simulation.

 

[oakiecokie]

Watch where the ball goes. He boots it away from goal, towards the halfway line, where neither he or Dinho has any chance of getting it and then runs at Dinho. Blatant simulation.

There was NOT one City player who complained about the tackle,which tells you something and certainly none from Ferno.
Think you need to take those blue tinted specs off.

 

[mancity2012_eamo]

I'd love to give it to Foden. Thought he was brilliant, but Sterling was on fire last night.

 

[mancity2012_eamo]

Watch where the ball goes. He boots it away from goal, towards the halfway line, where neither he or Dinho has any chance of getting it and then runs at Dinho. Blatant simulation.

Even Brian Kerr expressed his doubts about the penalty and he had little good to say about City.
I'd consider it a penalty bought by the attacker. Fern did nothing wrong, the guy ran into his leg on purpose rather than towards the ball.
That's the modern game in a nutshell unfortunately.

 

[Chi-town blues]

Raz but Foden was close .

 

[BringBackSwales]

There was NOT one City player who complained about the tackle,which tells you something and certainly none from Ferno.
Think you need to take those blue tinted specs off.

Shit for one mad crazy moment I thought I was in the MOTM thread

 

[BringBackSwales]

Even Brian Kerr expressed his doubts about the penalty and he had little good to say about City.
I'd consider it a penalty bought by the attacker. Fern did nothing wrong, the guy ran into his leg on purpose rather than towards the ball.
That's the modern game in a nutshell unfortunately.

Who is Brian Kerr? Waynes’s brother?