The Man City Thread*******

He’d also have 11 England caps instead of 5

Shameful management of him by Guardiola 

He  was sensational today, how he kept taking on the likes of Fabinho and Trent and leaving them for dust 

Special player 

Sensational in the second half...along with sterling.both of them were average in the first half,going by 2/3 players them making a bad pass or just getting crowded out.second half they released the ball quicker and moved quicker and along with foden playing on the wing and Jesus through the middle it made a huge difference.defensively soild again today..other than Dias trying to be too smart and heeling the ball to zinchenko...and some brilliant displays from most of the city team.

really have to hand it to pep on the transformation of this squad from last season and early this season(though I wonder what would of happened if Dias turned out to be a dud?).there’ll be a sweetness about this title win IF we win it,not many have come from 14th in league to win a league in the manner city are playing at the moment.a joy to watch.💙💙💙💙

Not really....he’s been ok lately but gundogan is carrying the torch for him,even when ferindino has played he outshines rodri.he’s getting there but I think because we’ve been so soild at the back a lot of his work is been done by the center half’s,gundogan and even the full backs coming in field.I think he’ll be better in the European games because of the slower pace by I’m yet to be fully convinced by him.

They won all 6 and beat Liverpool for good measure.

10 league wins in a row. Thats how you win league titles.

14 wins in all competitions.

Another domestic treble is a real possibility. 

It does baffle me when ex-players that played the game at the highest level could still come out with daft predictions in that they would write off a team like City even at the start of the season. Didn't Keane write City off a few months back?

For me at the start of this season and the last few really, It was either City or Liverpool for the title and Chelsea arguably being the most capable of catching them or closing the gap. 

Going into next season, City/Liverpool will be the favourites but unless Chelsea can have a strong finish to the rest of this season, there will be that substantial gap of the first two with United/Chelsea/Spurs/Arsenal and Leicester for the 3rd/4th positions. 

If they said the same Liverpool who won the league by over 20 points will be 6th after 25 games and at the same time the same West Ham side who have flirted with bottom of the league for seasons will be in contention for 2nd place, you'd not only sack them but wheel them off to the nearest mental asylum.