Category Archives: Manchester City

It’s a Saturday night in the United States, which means we get to scour all of the British Sunday tabloids for Premier League news. And boy there are a lot of BS stories tonight! First up is The Sunday People who say … Continue reading →

England manager Roy Hodgson says that Chelsea, Manchester City and Tottenham Hotspur have “scotched” England’s friendlies by scheduling post-season friendlies in the United States and, in Tottenham’s case, The Bahamas. Here’s what Hodgson said: “My thinking, which is based a … Continue reading →

Earlier this week, we ran a contest to give away two pairs of free tickets to next weekend’s friendly between Chelsea and Manchester City at Yankee Stadium in New York City. We received a ton of entries, and last night … Continue reading →

Roberto Mancini has said goodbye to Manchester City supporters with a full-page ad he bought in the local Manchester Evening News newspaper. Most City supporters have a soft spot in their heart for Mancini, and feel disappointed that he’s left the club. … Continue reading →

Is this Manchester City’s third shirt for the 2013-14 season? Or perhaps is it their away shirt, or none of them? It’s difficult to say, but the newly leaked photo could either be the real deal or a fake. The … Continue reading →

When Brian Kidd was named caretaker manager of Manchester City on Monday, it brought me down memory lane. As a young Fort Lauderdale Strikers ball boy, Kidd had been one of the goal scoring heroes of mine. In 1982, when … Continue reading →

Manuel Pellegrini is free to leave Malaga on July 1 and to become Manchester City manager without having to pay the Spanish side a penalty clause, according to a report in the Spanish media today. For cash-strapped Malaga, Pellegrini’s departure … Continue reading →

In case you missed them, here are the highlights from yesterday’s matches between Arsenal and Wigan Athletic and Reading versus Manchester City. These two matches were the final mid-week games of the 2012-13 Premier League season, and both of them … Continue reading →

For Wigan Athletic, it’s win or bust today. A draw won’t be good enough since the Latics would have to overcome Sunderland’s 11 goal difference on Sunday, so if Roberto Martinez’s side fail to beat Arsenal, we shall be saying … Continue reading →

To outsiders, it may appear that those who support Manchester City have overreacted in the past few days. If you feel that way, you simply don’t understand the culture that surrounds supporting Manchester City. You can debate the merits of … Continue reading →

Sacked Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini has been labeled as “arrogant, vain, self-centered, [having] no manners [and] ignorant” by the club’s ex-kitman. Stephen Aziz, who is now the kitman at Sunderland, added “Not my style to come in here and … Continue reading →

Manchester City Football Club have sacked manager Roberto Mancini. In an official statement by the club, it reads: “It is with regret that Manchester City Football Club announces that Roberto Mancini has been relieved of his duties as Manchester City … Continue reading →

Chelsea and Manchester City face each other on Saturday, May 25 in an exhibition match at Yankee Stadium in New York City, and two lucky EPL Talk readers will win a pair of tickets. The first EPL Talk reader will … Continue reading →

Well-respected journalist Sid Lowe of The Guardian writes in his column tonight that Manuel Pellegrini would be the next best thing for Manchester City after Pep Guardiola. With Guardiola taking over at Bayern Munich this summer, and Malaga manager Pellegrini looking to … Continue reading →