Man of the Match - Bournemouth (h)

[GeorgeHeslop'sTackle.]

Three managers later and I love the guy. Nice one Alex I can now eat my comments from the past :-)

I've always thought he was a better player than many on here gave him credit for, but, to be honest, after that disgraceful performance against Southampton, away, last season, even I couldn't continue to defend him.

To see him playing like this is just unbelievable

 

[Harvster]

Obviously not MOTM material, but I thought it was a very nice cameo by Garcia

 

[moon]

Obviously not MOTM material, but I thought it was a very nice cameo by Garcia

Looked very comfortable fitting in with the system of playing out from the back

 

[Blumers Bloomers]

Kev .....will be fast tracked to the Legends lounge at this rate

 

[Tam]

I never got to see the game yesterday due to traveling to dublin, so can't comment on who was man of the match. But what I find heartening is the fact we have so many genuine contenders. And not just yesterday but in most games this season

 

[Cotton Weave Blue]

Thought Kolarov was outstanding and delivered 6 or 7 defence splitting passes to Sterling and KdB

 

[Moggzy]

AK "47" was immense. His range of passing is out of this world and puts him 1st pick ATM at centre 1/2.

 

[Father Paul]

Kev .....will be fast tracked to the Legends lounge at this rate

I have to agree must be one of the most complete performances that I have ever seen ( I go back a while) from a city player. On a day when a number of players were outstanding e.g. Sterling and Kolorov ( Pep has at least one of his miracles required for sainthood for the transformation in this guy) Kev shone like the brightest star in the Galaxy. His movement, awareness vision and execution were sublime at least it seems like that from my position high up in the East Stand. He even had time to stop and give advice/direction to Kelechi on occasions. A master class which if he can repeat against better sides will lead to glory in the spring