Heading into the business end of the season has always been extremely exciting for us Cityzens ever since our incumbent glory days kicked in roughly seven years ago. Gone were the days when we headed into February bracing ourselves for … Continue reading
Before Jose Mourinho got axed from his post as Chelsea manager, every single newspaper in the country seemed to be running a story about Pep Guardiola making a move from Bayern Munich to the Premier League. With Arsene Wenger still … Continue reading
Manchester City Football Club have come a long way from what they were when our wealthy benefactors took us over in 2008. We are now one of the biggest teams in England, if not the biggest. We regularly fight for … Continue reading
The 170th Manchester derby was expected to be a cagey one from the onset, with our firepower limited to Bony and Sterling, helped only by De Bruyne. United though, boasted the presence of the likes of Wayne Rooney, their target … Continue reading
Manchester City maestro Sergio Aguero did a ‘Robert Lewandowski’ against a hapless Newcastle side last week as the Barclays Premier League was given a masterclass in finishing from our very own hitman. A goal three minutes before the half and … Continue reading
Sergio Aguero kicked off the Oktoberfest in Germany for us Cityzens by converting a penalty late in the 90th minute. It was a case of when and not if for City as we dominated the tie with 64% possession and … Continue reading
300 Spartans took on thousands of Persians in the Battle of Thermopylae, and won. This feat however, could not have been possible had the Greeks not had a King like Leonidas. Similarly, Vincent Kompany is Manchester City’s very own Leonidas … Continue reading
When Giorgio Chiellini scored an own goal in the 58th minute of our game against Juventus, we City fans were ecstatic, and most importantly, confident of a different UEFA Champions League campaign this time around. We were hoping to actually … Continue reading
Form is temporary and class is permanent is what we City fans have been taunted with. The saying may indeed be true and class is definitely permanent. But what is also close to being permanent is a five-point gap. … Continue reading
The Barclays Premier League this season has been more topsy-turvy than any other that I can think of. Not too often do we find just one of the usual giants occupying a Champions League place after the first four games … Continue reading
