The Man City Thread*******

Firstly, the fan shouldn't have been on the pitch.

Secondly, why would you have a go at an opposition player after your team has just won a game.

Thirdly, he didn't hit him as you can clearly see Aguero pushed him away.

Mother of God this holier than holy attitude on here is embarrassing lately. 

Helps when you've worked in Security for 7 years aha. I would of defended Aguero in that situation up until he decided to chase.

Aguero has every right to kick that scrote in the forehead if he wanted to. A small slap wasn't nearly enough. Spit or no spit. Verbal abuse or no verbal abuse. Once a knacker like that is aggressively in your face, you deal with it. You don't go 'Oh I hope this doesn't escalate further'. Massive kudos to Aguero there. The fan has absolutely no right to be on the pitch and that is definitely a huge stain on Wigans win and should see them in some sort of trouble. The fan should be banned for life. I love a good natured pitch invasion, they can be really special, but there's always a few f*cking idiots who ruin the moment for the majority of the better fans.

On the game itself, You have to hand it to Wigan. In the first half they dug in and caused City a couple of problems on the break. Grigg does brilliantly for the goal, but wtf was Walker at  He's like someone on magic mushrooms letting the ball run under his foot! I'm presuming he thinks I'll let this run and the Wigan lad is then active and offside? Or has he jumped completely missed it? Woeful defending but you have to hand it to Grigg, cool finish.

The red card, really silly from Delph. It's a lunge. He gives the ref a tough decision to make. Delph should never be in that situation, really foolish on his behalf. Not sure what the ref was doing with the yellow out for about 10 seconds, just teasing the City lads was it  As for Guardiola and Cook at ht, f*ck all in it. Just 2 managers conversing. Then Ederson gives Cook a small push. Players should never lay their hands on the managers, poor on his part.

An eventful way to put an end to what I thought was a serious chance of a first ever domestic treble! As for the Oasis music at the end