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Mancini explains dip in intensity
Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini believes last season's dramatic title success may have had a draining effect on his side.
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hat is arguably the least inspiring England I have ever seen. There is not a single name in that list that makes me think I might actually want to watch this team. Not a one.
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jamesinho (Rangers) says...
Unfortunately, City have been too predictable. It's been like that since the end of 2011. The ball isn't worked out wide when it should be and teams know to crowd around the 18 yard line when playing against them. It's a shame because City are a lot better than they've been able to show. Oh, and I knew that one comment before mine would be a United supporter. Noisy neighbours indeed.
Posted 7:38am 24th February 2013
r3dz (Manchester United) says...
"but I think the only difference is that we didn't score enough goals.", Football is the old funny game where you have to score more than your oppositions, Obviously obvious....
Posted 6:35pm 23rd February 2013