Sifu

City are f***ing bottling this. There was always one man who would get in the way of a successful season for City and that's Roberto Mancini. He's definitely gone in the summer.

I think we all were. Oh yes indeed.

And he's gone.

Did their relationship break down? Did he use his Rod well. Whey!

Random post of the day: my female workmate used to go out with Jack Rodwell back in his Everton days.

Need a goal. Bring Jack Rodwell on.

Kompany

I've mentally switched off.

No.

That confirms the presence of spies. Mind blown.

Worst dive ever.

Wigan's gameplan is working. Some decent counter attacking play from them.

Shame he's a cunt and has got that cuntish look about him.

Yes, just keep wasting chances McManaman.

Been happening all season. ITV are idiots.

Think the thing with that this time round is that it's Wigan and after the Haidara incident, they've gone right down in people's estimations (and rightly so) - hence why people want them to lose horribly. Horrible club. I'm not that fussed about it being Wigan, I was p*ssed off when Birmingham won one, and Portsmouth, and Middlesbrough, etc. I totally see Dave's points and actually think them more logical than mine, there's just something symbolic about when one of these clubs win a cup and we've been hanging around for 44 years for a cup and 58 years for a domestic one. At least when one of the "big" clubs win it I can put it down to being all about money, etc. I can understand your point of view and Dave's. My view is because it's f***ing Wigan, they can rot in hell as far as I'm concerned and I want them to feel some f***ing pain for once so a sizeable City win will do me.

HA, fuck you McManaman.

Think the thing with that this time round is that it's Wigan and after the Haidara incident, they've gone right down in people's estimations (and rightly so) - hence why people want them to lose horribly. Horrible club.

With Shola out, it does give Adam Campbell some sort of chance to shine (hopefully).

The sad thing is that if Martinez is still in charge there next season, can actually see them doing quite well, what with Martinez's attacking instincts...

Yep...

Just had a shuddering thought, what if Wigan actually do win today...

Ah, thanks for that lads.

Silly question: whilst a win virtually means we're safe, how does it confirm safety?

So is he finally accepting responsibility? Is he going to be a changed man if he keeps his job? Is he fuck.