What do you like the most?

Has to be the pressing/work-rate/organisation. We've always had goals in our side but the organisation and attitude has never been quite right.

I had in my head before the start of the season to make a thread after 5 games, to see if City were meeting our expectations under Pep. What a pointless thread that would be!
 
Has to be the pressing/work-rate/organisation. We've always had goals in our side but the organisation and attitude has never been quite right.

I had in my head before the start of the season to make a thread after 5 games, to see if City were meeting our expectations under Pep. What a pointless thread that would be!
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Knowing that this is just the start

This all day long!

We will just get better and better. Gundogan, Sane, Jesus in January. Every training session will make us better. Not to think about the next transfer window when there is only one club in England the very best players will want to join.
 
That the team spirit is back and we have a man in charge who is just brilliant at what he does.

When kolorov had that shot today from about 40 yards and it flew over, I thought "he isn't going to like that" within a minute he was calling him over! That's what I want to see.

It's very refreshing. The goals were brilliant today. Superb stuff.
 
Every post has had valid comments. Not necessarily #1 for me but I'll just add to it by saying the way our new signings have fit in perfectly.
 
Love the way we carry on playing attacking football even when we have a game won i really think somebody is going get a hammering from us this season!
 
The fact that all the new players have fitted in seamlessly is pretty impressive. Compare what's happening at the swamp.
 
I like that there's a good reason for everything that we do on the pitch now (and off, of course, but the "on" is what we see). Pep doesn't have the team playing 'off the shelf' tactics, everything we do is tailor-made. That means we keep possession one match and play long diagonal balls in another; we take quick, short free-kicks sometimes, and swing balls into the box at other times; we play with inverted full-backs, or we play them out wide; we hit free-kicks over the wall, or sometimes under the wall :)

Instead of seeing a successful team and just blindly copying their general play without really knowing why, except that all together it seemed to work, Pep figures it all out for himself and could explain in detail the thinking behind every move. We'll have frustrating games this season that we'll draw and lose, but it won't be through cluelessness or apathy (no previous manager in mind...). When we lose, I feel confident that we'll go down trying everything in our power to win. Those kind of defeats are a lot easier to take.

I also like what Kolarov's been up to lately.
 
The fact that I'm no longer a bundle of nerves. For the first time in, well, ever I have the least amount of worry of defeat. Amazing, spectacular, enjoyable football at its finest and there's more to come. OMG how good is it to be a Blue :)
 
The fact that no matter who we play or where we play , be it barca at camp nou or bayern at allianz, we will never abandon the attacking philosophy.....
 
The fact that I told you all Kolarov would have a champions league medal to add to his large collection with us..you all laughed at me..well..you're not laughing now.
 
Better team plan, vastly improved individual performances, higher intensity, beautiful football, best manager in the world, very proud to be a blue.
 
Kolarov is getting credit because he's playing brilliantly and deserves it.

Last year he was getting shit because he was playing shit, always getting caught out 80 yards up the pitch and exposing the defence. The number of goals we must have conceded from teams playing the ball into space where Kolarov should have been must have been huge. He deserved the shit he got.

Now, he's playing brilliantly, and he's deserving the credit he's getting.

Obviously he was asked to stay back, because the forwards and midfielders were already providing width and going against his instructions and shouldn't have been caught 80 yards up the pitch. This is backed up by Mancini selling him in 2011. The ****.
 
Everything really but if we have to pick one i would say team spirit. Everyone looks like they are pulling in the same direction. Long may it continue.
 
The intelligence of the players and how quickly they understand and are able to implement Guardiola's ideas... among many many other things.
 

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