Toure is still a hero to me, Sagna and Clichy went with my blessing after time served (was far more upset losing Sagna than Clichy at the time, although Clichy has had the better career at City).
Adebayor and Nasri were - and still are - utter bastards. Nasri in particular is a total prick, should never have quit Arsenal and is now a fat little chancer with shit hair, very lucky to be rescued by a club like Sevilla.
Nasri started 27 (played 31), 22 (28), 29 (34), 18 (24) and had a bad 5th year. Won two Premier Leagues and a League Cup during a five year stretch. Not everybody has the quality and/or the mentality to stay for 10 years at the biggest clubs. For what exactly should he have stayed at Arsenal?
Lol suck it City
Now if only they were more consistent with these bans and wonāt just hand them out when thereās a lot of media attention.
Its this rule of āoh the ref saw it so we canāt overrule himā. Well fuck that if they get it wrong they get it wrong and should be overruled.
TourĆ© left out of Cityās CL squad, reckon heāll push for a move come january transfer window.
On 220k a week he wonāt be in a hurry.
Agueroās suspension will fuck them at Old Trafford.
Wearing a stone Island jacket lol, proper fitting in already
Ayyy, I want Pep at Arsenal. 
What a legend.
City are looking like an equipazo. SanĆ© now in the fold, Sterling in good form, AgĆ¼ero, Iheanacho best young player in the league, De Bruyne absolutely brilliant, now GĆ¼ndogan fit so a proper central midfielderā¦
@Powderfinger your arguments in pre-season were persuasive enough to make me doubt at least a little bit something I considered, at the end of last season, as much of a lock as any title choice before a season in as long as Iāve been following the premier league, but I feel silly for even the little doubt I indulged in. It is and was simple:
Pep + Cityās somewhat flawed but still rather talented squad + Premier League Level of Competition/Quality/Tactics= City wins title
Has to be seen if they can keep it up, but at least with todayās performance they would have beaten anyone in the Premier League and most teams in the CL. Some really good movement and transitional play paired with some good passing. The most entertaining English team Iāve seen so far this season.
This City team are raw like when Pep initially took over Barcelona. The intention was there but execution wasnāt always spectacular. Eventually - it became spectacular. I feel like this City team will dominate the league for the entire three years of Pep.
Iām afraid you may be right. Theyāll hit bumps in the road but they have started a lot better than I thought. And they may just get better. 
What a difference a manager can make! (in positive). I think they can even get better, as they still look very raw.
The difference heās made in such a short period of time is showing what a quality manager he is.
I donāt actually give him too much credit. What heās done is implant a tactical system and strong mentality in probably what was leagueās best squad on paper even before their dealings this summer.
A greater test of his ability would have been to drop down a level to Arsenal and try to implant his ideas at a club with finite resources and a limited existing squad. Would have been interesting to see how heād done here.
Heās done an amazing job, considering there are a lot of players in his team that Pelegrini and even Mancini brought in.
The funny thing is, the media still talk about Mourinho as the special one, when he clearly isnāt.
Imagine if our board had the ambition and āmental toughnessā Wenger goes on about, and gone after Guardiola to replace Wenger.
We wouldnāt be seeing the repeated dismal displays we have had, thatās for sure.
Any AKBās out there scared of a change, just look at what we could have had.
Perhaps it isnāt as scary as you thought.
It would have been interesting but Iām tipping weād look significantly better than we currently look, not that that would be a great achievement.