Manchester City

[Bender]

BBC Sport @BBCSport 54s
Manchester City striker Sergio Aguero ruled out for a month with a hamstring injury #mcfc

[meffin]

@BBCSport: Man City spend £639,000 a day on wages

obscene

£26,625 per hour or £443 every minute...

[magicalbarnes]

BBC Sport @BBCSport 54s
Manchester City striker Sergio Aguero ruled out for a month with a hamstring injury #mcfc

Massive blow to them if true.

Still at least it means the top two goalscorers in the league would ne Liverpool players. It would be amazing to have our two strikers both competing against each other for the golden boot!

[baitman]

Massive blow to them if true.

Still at least it means the top two goalscorers in the league would ne Liverpool players. It would be amazing to have our two strikers both competing against each other for the golden boot!

no wonder sturridge never passed to suarez

[magicalbarnes]

As good as they've been this season, they just seem to get the decisions at just the right time in all the big games.

vs. Us. The linesman ruled Sterling offside when he was 2 yards on and clear through.
vs. Newcastle away. When Newcastle equalise - Tiote's goal is wrongly scrubbed off
vs. Spurs away. When Spurs equalise - Dawsons goal was ruled offside.

All these 50/50 decisions have gone they're way in recent weeks. Im sure Mauren will be pointing this out in coming days in the build up to the city / chelsea game.

So predictably on queue:



“I think they have everything,” said Mourinho. “Everything. The players are obviously very good. Even with very good players, if the manager is not good, you don’t do it. On top of that – and I want to make it very clear that, for me, it’s just a coincidence and nothing else – the reality is they have many crucial decisions in their favour.

"They are lucky. Against Liverpool, the Sterling ‘goal’. The penalty on Suárez. Against Newcastle, the goal that is a clear goal. Against Tottenham, Dawson’s goal, the penalty and the red card. They are having everything. I repeat: just pure coincidence. But at the moment they have everything in their favour.”

[dom9]

They've just been granted planning permission to increase the stadium capacity to 62,000.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-manchester-26168685

[john316]

Part of the reason they were attractive for overseas buyers. Nice, stupidly cheap stadium courtesy of the taxpayers. Lots of space to increase the size to really increase revenues.

[Roboklopp]

Citeh ain't as good as they should be.

[Leyton388]

What a shocking performance and atmosphere by their fans. City's biggest European game in decades and their fans don't bother showing up to create a decent atmosphere. Imagine that was at anfield the place would have been rocking.

A true eye opener for city tonight.

[Fosterbloke]

Another plastic club.

[baitman]

What a shocking performance and atmosphere by their fans. City's biggest European game in decades and their fans don't bother showing up to create a decent atmosphere. Imagine that was at anfield the place would have been rocking.

A true eye opener for city tonight.

like rabbits in the headlights. blinded by the tika taka lights

[meffin]

Slowly turning into United- crying that every tackle isn't a free-kick to them and complaining when the ref correctly fives a foul against them

Money really can destroy the soul of a club

[Camble]

There were a few poor decisions but nothing that influenced the game. Not a patch on Howard.

[Trippendicular]

There were a few poor decisions but nothing that influenced the game. Not a patch on Howard.

Apart from a wrongly disallowed Barca goal.

[Kenneth]

Apart from a wrongly disallowed Barca goal.