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From the great 2008-2012 team to playing Everton's rejects in El Classico. What a great evolution.

He's a pathetic human being, isn't he.. what a way to quit your last game as a fucking pussy

A money-hungry mercenary is leaving Barca. What a great time for our club.

If we really get 222m for Neymar it's an amazing deal for us. With that money we could get at least three world class players, Veratti included. I like Neymar, but 222m for a trick pony like him is great for the club.

He's an average player and he'll be gone after an year.

He's one of the greatest players of all time and whoever still continues to deny that, is a total imbecile.

I read yesterday that Moyes made Vidic and Ferdinand watch tapes of Phil Jagielka defending.

I wonder where Rooney would be right now if United have appointed Pep a few months ago. Maybe he would love the life in Turin, I heard the food is nice there.

The mediocre translator once again blaming the referee and his players after his failure. Before that, he was blaming the Premier League schedule as well. What an irritating and pathetic little man he is.

David Silva is out for the Man City - Bournemouth game, which means that Gundogan will probably start. That's great, because I love Gundogan. Can't wait to see him get a proper match fitness. City are going to control games even more with him in the line up.

That's exactly what I tried in the new FIFA demo, but I picked Mata over Martial :D No room for Rooney in my FIFA team. And I want Pogba close to the goal.

Marquez, Abidal, Toure, Umtiti - Ligue 1 has been good to us. Can't we get all of our new players from there?

It's not just him. Kolarov, KDB, Silva, Sterling - they all look like different players now. And I can't wait to see Gundogan healthy and bossing the midfield, plus Sane being match fit and more sharp than he was yesterday. City will get more & more exciting to watch this season, when they...

Watching this guy after watching Alves for almost 10 years... my brain can't even come with a good enough comparison for the downgrade.

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Say "hi" to the Philosopher, you ugly c**t.

As for Bravo - I wouldn't be worried. He's a pure class and he will start to produce what's expected of him. It's matter of time. He had one bad game. De Gea had a bad season, but he's a proven EPL player now.

Pep trying to boost a player who underperformed, while in same time Mourinho saying how his players dissapointed him. Anyone spotting the difference? Oh, I forgot how bad Pep is in man management, because of what some FAILED players say in the press.

City are still far away from being a finished product and it's completely logical, but when they start to produce what they produced during the first 40 minutes of today's game on regular basis, they are going to basically walk through their matches. They are going to dominate in a scary way...

"Mourinho: Sometimes players dissapoint their managers." Classy as always.