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Zinchenko had an excellent game closely followed by Aradabioyo.

Mangala.

An out of position Zinchenko for me

Zinc.

Peter Doherty (AGAIG) wrote:Zinchenko had an excellent game closely followed by Aradabioyo.

I went the other way round With Tosin just ahead

Silva (am I allowed say that?)

sheblue wrote:Mangala.

If you liked you could vote for him.

Peter Doherty (AGAIG) wrote:Zinchenko had an excellent game closely followed by Aradabioyo.

That would be my order too

Zinchenko followed by Bernardo and Gundo for me.

All the young lads did well, as did Bernardo and Gundogan, but for me Jesus was the pick. He never ever stopped troubling the opposition defence.

Jesus. Ran about 100 million miles. Bravo disqualified due to characteristic fuck up

Jesus showed just what he brings to city other than goalscoring. He howed maturity beyond his years, intelligent movement on and off the ball, holding up the ball under pressure laying it off to retain posession and some wonderful close control and touches.

That and the endless running, closing down the spaces and tracking back - he's a pep player alright.

Agree Zincenko was excellent comfortable on the ball and did a very good job defensively. Bernado looking like the player we thought he took his responsibilty as a senior player very seriously and like gundo led by example. Thought tosin and mangala looked composed for the best part and overall city were excellent against what were in the main leicesters first string (second half)

Zinchenko for me. Bernardo was slightly too greedy for me to win it, although his movement around the pitch was brilliant.

Danilo was a huge disappointment for me. Couldn't pass or trap the ball at all. I don't know whether Pep's comments on the match ball for this competition are justified, but judging from his performance alone, I'd say they're an issue.

BlueinBosnia wrote:Zinchenko for me. Bernardo was slightly too greedy for me to win it, although his movement around the pitch was brilliant.

Danilo was a huge disappointment for me. Couldn't pass or trap the ball at all. I don't know whether Pep's comments on the match ball for this competition are justified, but judging from his performance alone, I'd say they're an issue.

Watching Yaya's freekick this crossed my mind, he seemed to hit that perfectly but it didn't have the speed to beat the keeper, in fact it was fairly comfortable for the keeper, it suggested that there's little weight in that ball.

Foreverinbluedreams wrote:

BlueinBosnia wrote:Zinchenko for me. Bernardo was slightly too greedy for me to win it, although his movement around the pitch was brilliant.

Danilo was a huge disappointment for me. Couldn't pass or trap the ball at all. I don't know whether Pep's comments on the match ball for this competition are justified, but judging from his performance alone, I'd say they're an issue.

Watching Yaya's freekick this crossed my mind, he seemed to hit that perfectly but it didn't have the speed to beat the keeper, in fact it was fairly comfortable for the keeper, it suggested that there's little weight in that ball.

Definitely more overhits than even a bottom-of-the-table Prem team on an off-day last night. However, some parts of the Leicester pitch looked pretty churned up, too, which may have come into play.

I’m still furious about the referee - glad it was in a comp I’m not that arsed about but it just shows how brazen they can be to (attempt) ensure our downfall