Exactly, Foden, Mahrez, Alvarez and Laporte are considered rotation at the moment but are world class players.It will be rotated side but still strong side. But not makeshift side - no Palmer, Perrone players like that.
Were more than capable of winning that game comfortably if we play like we did against Bayern over the two legs.It's quite simple?
Beat Madrid by four or five on Tuesday night and we don't need to rest anyone at Everton ;)
Give me community shield everyday.He will, as he should. We need to start winning the CL trophy if we want the recognition as the best side in the world. Our fringe players should be good enough for Everton, and if they are not, Man City is not a place for them.
Oh boy I fucking wish :)It's quite simple?
Beat Madrid by four or five on Tuesday night and we don't need to rest anyone at Everton ;)
What's changed?I'm not as confident of us winning the league today as I was this time yesterday. Very good win for arsenal yesterday and we have a huge (wanted to say massive) 8 days coming up. Think we'll get kicked all over the park next Sunday. Would love an early goal to settle the nerves
You saw how shit we was that second half against Leicester with palmer gomez and Phillips playing didn't you? If we play the likes of them Everton will get points of us.He will, as he should. We need to start winning the CL trophy if we want the recognition as the best side in the world. Our fringe players should be good enough for Everton, and if they are not, Man City is not a place for them.
I dont see too much need for rotation in the league.
Footballers playing in a winning, successful team want to play and play and play. The games can't come fast enough for them. They have the best medical and scientific resources in the world behind them to deal with fitness and fatigue, and so far, Pep's rotated the squad brilliantly.It's not something we can decide, we have no info about the physical and mental state of the players. Apart from having to win in the league, including vs Liverpool and Arsenal, our players had two extremely taxing games vs Bayern. They ran 122 km in the 1st leg and 118km in the 2nd leg. By comparison, we ran normally about 110km in league games. If we don't rotate players, we risk to finish the season not in our best form. Pep will take risks and will be blamed for it by some fans...
Footballers playing in a winning, successful team want to play and play and play. The games can't come fast enough for them. They have the best medical and scientific resources in the world behind them to deal with fitness and fatigue, and so far, Pep's rotated the squad brilliantly.
So, stop being a bunch of fanny-wipes.