Aleksandar Kolarov - City's unsung hero (Video)

Amidst the drama of the last five minutes in the Bernabeu last night, Aleksandar Kolarov's contribution will probably once again go overlooked.

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Mancini looks to tighten up at the back to make Champions League progress

It still seems strange to suggest that Roberto Mancini’s Manchester City side need to tighten up defensively considering that one of the biggest accusations during Mancini’s first two seasons in charge was he would often set City out too conservatively.

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Assessing Manchester City's summer transfers

Remarkably for a club that won the Premier League last season and who have such strength in depth, Manchester City were one of the busiest teams in the transfer market this summer and even more incredibly, saw their business drag out to the very last day with four signings confirmed in the window’s last 24 hours.

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Manchester City to retain their title (video)

It wasn't the ideal transfer window for Manchester City; however a positive deadline day saw them bring in not only quality, but quantity and for me I expect them to regain their Barclays Premier League crown.

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The Good Side Of Carlos Tevez (Video)

When the name of Carlos Tevez is mentioned, most people are quick to abuse the striker because of his recent antics at Manchester City. I, on the other hand, think of the incredible talent that the player possesses.

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Maicon risks reputation with deadline day City move (Video)

Douglas Maicon has been a superb player for a number of years now. The Brazilian has made a habit of combining defensive excellence and consistency with marauding forward runs that often led to goals for both club and country since the mid 2000s. Of course, who can forget the right back’s “annus mirabilis” in

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Will the change in Manchester City’s transfer policy pay off?

Roberto Mancini openly criticized Brian Marwood earlier this summer; presumably because of the failure to tempt both Eden Hazard, and Robin Van Persie to the club, as well as the lack of a new centre-back (doesn’t that new 5-3-2 formation seem weird with only one great centre-back?).

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Time for Richards to prove himself

One man who can empathise with David Beckham’s surprising omission from the Team GB Olympic football squad which came in a display of sensible footballing logic by coach Stuart Pearce, is Micah Richards, who has seen his name inconspicuous by its absence from national selection too many times to count. He is however, included in the void vacated by the Beckham fanfare for this August’s unique jolly in London, partnered with a chance to finally remove the everlasting stigma that has annulled his natural progression into regular international footballer.

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The Greatest Achievement in The Citizens' History

The dust has long since settled on the Premier League season on 2011/12 and the memories of City lifting the trophy are already turning into a distant memory, such is modern football today.

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Managers of the Season

Well its the final week of the English Premier League and before its conclusion, the Trequartista would like to nominate the Managers of the Year! Those head coaches who achieved great accomplisments in 2011/2012 Premier League season!

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Season set for a frantic finale

In the past few weeks we've yet again been witness to more twists and turns on the road to being crowned Premier League champions. The fact the contenders are fierce city rivals only adds fuel to the fire.

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A short poem about the Citizens

Everyone know where they were on this last year? I do, I was biting my nails, restless. I was on the chair then pacing the floor then neither on the chair nor floor as City faced off against Manchester United down in London

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Tevez back into the swing of things

Too little too late? That's what Roberto Mancini says about the title race but finishing strongly was again the main focus when visiting Norwich at the weekend. Carlos Tevez started his second game with Balotelli suspended and the mis-firing Edin Dzeko now seemingly relegated to fourth striker. 

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Why David Silva’s form will decide a title

After making a big money move to Manchester City from Valencia two seasons ago, many had only heard of David Silva as being David Villa’s partner in crime as the two used to tear through La Liga defenses for fun.

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City close gap after Baggie bashing

Manchester City went into the game against West Brom with absolutely no pressure on them, with most people in the footballing world already assuming that United had won their 20th title, and to be fair they may very well have but after Wednesday nights games Sir Alex is going to have to check his rear for squeakiness!

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