Inferno just arrived in the mail today. Not really looking forward to it as I didn't like any of DB's books after Angels and Demons but I'm hoping he proves me wrong here
You may be right but very very unlikely that City just gave up or anything. anyway, Mancini and Fergie was box-office material. Moyes and Pellegrini will be too formal i think
Ok, what about City players 'not turning up', isn't that another assumptoon? Whatever the case, it was a trophy to win. I don't think they'd throw it away.
Good call. Rumours are gathering pace now http://www.talksport.co.uk/sports-news/football/premier-league/transfer-rumours/130514/chelsea-claimed-be-closing-cavani-197542
They were promoted in 2005 and they never pushed towards top half of the table inspite of 7 seasons in the Premier League. Martinez came in 09, that's 4 years now and he's finished 16th 16th 15th and will finish 14th or lower this season. His league record is pretty ordinary for large parts of the season
That is a very biased point of view, City were in good form heading into the FA Cup final. Wigan played a very good game. You have to credit Martinez for that. But I get your point. Martinez is hyped up even though his work at Wigan is strictly ordinary. You could say keeping them 17th every year should count as an acievement but why does everyone focus on 'late-season form' and ignore the first 2/3rds of the season?
Choulo is a bit like that. When everyone's finding faults with Benitez, he's looking for positives. When everyone and their milkman thinks that Mourinho is coming to Chelsea, he is thinking Man City