
Especially when every
point of the League in play is very important for the chaps managed by Manuel Pellegrini
and by dropping points like that, the Citizens can miss their opportunity to
catch up with their arch-rivals the Chelsea Blues.
As all of a sudden this
star studded squad, is playing a sort of not so happy football, alongside
there’s a certain mood of a mutiny at Etihad Stadium- very well a lack of
ambition everywhere in its initial eleven.



With a loss against
almighty Barcelona recently and Mister Pellegrini, stated that many of his players
were at fault, we can say there’s a certain air of animosity at Etihad locker
rooms, by its Boss accusing its core of players directly.
Still the Citizens
can win the league if they can turn things around on time and as last campaign
they can repeat with another miracle that took the EPL Shield out of the Liverpool
Boy’s grasps.

As rumors place Pellegrini
out of Man City and Ancelotti the Real Madrid Manager in his place, many things
can happen at the end of this campaign with a change in the helm of this club.
Something that many are
asking about the strict policies and discipline instituted by Manuel Pellegrini
lately, are justified by many of these players not performing as expected and
low performance ratings.


I do recall one
thing, the Citizens have one man that can be a good instigator and has been
known to make life miserable for its Managers, who else but Sergio Aguero who
got the ax on then Atletico Madrid Boss Javier Aguirre!

It will be a living
shame if this club starts a sort of debacle when it needs to make a strong push
to the top of the table and unseat the Blues and claim once again the Barclays
Shield, a mutiny at Etihad will be disastrous and not so good for the Sky Blues
aspirations.
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