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Manchester City News

Roque Santa Cruz keen to impress Roberto Mancini
Roque Santa Cruz keen to impress Roberto Mancini
AC Milan sign Robinho on four-year deal
AC Milan sign Robinho on four-year deal
Robinho on the verge of signing for AC Milan
Robinho on the verge of signing for AC Milan
Shaun Wright-Phillips will fight for Man City place
Shaun Wright-Phillips will fight for Man City place
Juventus give Mario Balotelli assurances
Juventus give Mario Balotelli assurances
Manchester City draw Juventus in Europa League
Manchester City draw Juventus in Europa League
Man City defend critics of their summer spending
Man City defend critics of their summer spending
Roberto Mancini praises Manchester City attitude
Roberto Mancini praises Manchester City attitude
James Milner in favour of Paul Scholes return
James Milner in favour of Paul Scholes return
Robinho turns down Fenerbahce
Robinho turns down Fenerbahce


Manchester City Blogs

Top 10 Premier League ‘new boys’ to look out for

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The departures of Alberto Aquilani and Robinho this summer show that high-profile, gifted footballers cannot always flourish in the Premier League. Fans, journalists and managers are divided over the time it takes for a player to adapt to the rigours of the English game. Yet the PL is still an …

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For all its beauty, is the Premier League hampered by inconsistency?

In the first few weeks of the Premier League fans often become embroiled in the excitement it brings, the breathless updates begin again and fans often amuse themselves with preposterous talk of a European finish for their club. The thrills and spills of English football are of course what make …

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Last chance saloon for Manchester City’s forgotten man

Date: 1st September 2010 at 2:02 pm | Filed under: Football Blogs,Manchester City,Premiership | Author: Robin Ooi | Tags: , , , , , , , | image © Action Images

With all the hoo-ha that surrounded Robinho’s unhappy time at Eastlands, it is easy to overlook another Brazilian who has endured a similarly torrid spell in English football. That player is Jo who has so far failed to impress during his 2 years at Manchester City.

However, City boss Roberto Mancini …

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Fantasy is ruining how I watch the Premier League. Am I alone?

It’s 0-0 in the match against Stoke at Stamford Bridge on Saturday. Frank Lampard is lining up a penalty to put any small Chelsea jitters to bed, and I want him to miss. I’m a Chelsea fan and I want him to miss. I replaced Lampard with Florent Malouda in …

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Hangovers and Hoof overs – 10 Things I noticed from the PL this weekend

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Spurs 0-1 Wigan – The phrase “European Hangover” will no doubt be used ubiquitously to describe this shambolically comical performance from Spurs but I’d prefer the simpler, shorter and more accurate excuse of “Tottenham”. Besides, a European hangover can only really apply to losing to Blackburn away after a grueling …

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Manchester City moaners have no excuses

Date: 31st August 2010 at 4:52 pm | Filed under: Football Blogs,Manchester City,Premiership | Author: Jack Howlett | Tags: , , , , , , , , | image © Action Images
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As the cameras panned around the Stadium of Light on Sunday, the sight Manchester City’s bench dampened the mood. Their substitutes looked forlorn and dejected as they watched their side lose to a Darren Bent penalty in injury time. One of those miserable looking City stars was Emmanuel Adebayor who …

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Hardly the end of the world for Manchester City

Date: 30th August 2010 at 12:41 pm | Filed under: Football Blogs,Manchester City | Author: David Mooney | Tags: , | image © Action Images

Some things in life will never change. As they say, the only things in life that are certain are death and tax collectors. What they don’t say, however, that they probably should, is that, whatever you do, wherever you go and whatever your life brings up, Manchester City will always, …

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The Premier League’s ‘Most Hated’ XI of all time?

Over the years there have been many great players who’ve graced the Premier League, making it the most enjoyable entertaining and exciting domestic competition in the world. Players such as Cantona, Shearer, Henry, Ronaldo, Fabregas and Franny Jeffers have given even the non-football lovers a reason to tune in to …

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Top TEN Hardest Premier League Footballers Of All Time

Date: 28th August 2010 at 10:09 am | Filed under: Arsenal,Chelsea,Everton,Football Blogs,Liverpool,Manchester City,Manchester United,Newcastle United,Sunderland,Tottenham,West Ham | Author: Tom Jones | image © Action Images

The English Premiership is renowned for being one of the hardest and most keenly contested leagues in the world. Crunching tackles are common place and many a player would never dream of jumping out of a tackle. But the Premiership’s hardest players have some way to go to compete with …

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Is media hyperbole harming the Premier League?

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Remember that start of season feeling from just under two weeks ago? It is a unique time when all teams are briefly equal, their hopes and dreams still intact. It is an emotion cultivated by journalists and broadcasters to sell the return of the Premier League. But from now until …

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