Manchester City

[Exiled_red]

I think that people are being overly critical of him perhaps because of the situation when he left us. But he has only recently turned 23 years old and he has 22 goals in 42 games in all competitions this season. He's not a centre forward but that's around the 1 in 2 that you want a good striker to have. Yes he missed a lot of chances so needs to work on his finishing, but some of us on here were criticising Salah at the start of the season for the same thing. Given some of the sitters that he's missed he should probably have about 30 goals this season, and he's only going to improve.

[Norbs]

He's being fed by the best creative midfield on the planet and it's his pace getting him on the end of it. Lots of gilt edged chances, it'd be harder not to score

[EwarWoo]

It could be said he often takes the harder option.

[BigChief]

Would Zaha look equally as dangerous as Sterling if they changed places/teams? I would say City would be even more dangerous personally. Injuries permitting obviously.

[Roboklopp]

What about if Walcott & Sterling swapped?

[Fivex]

Different types of headless chicken.

[dom9]

Different types of headless chicken.

One is a cock?

[Phoenix07]

Thanks to Man Utd's defeat against West Brom, Man City are now officially champions.

[spud_gun]

Great seeing one of the underdogs win the Premier League

I think Citehs achievement this season tops even Leicester in terms of 'feel good factor'

[Tatterdemalion]

Fantastically uninspiring finish.

[Norbs]

Biggest spenders win league shocker

[dom9]

From the beeb:

That was West Brom's first away win since August and their first league win since January.

The Baggies are still stuck to the bottom of the table and will need to win all four of their remaining games to have a chance of the great escape.

[Buzzo]

Andy Hinchcliffe

[dom9]

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[Assassin]

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