Alexis Monteith

Flamengo over Palmeiras all day, everyday.

We come in peace.

Mason Greenwood at World Cup would be 'farce,' not 'fair' - Jamaica players Jamaica players Isaac Hayden and Amari'i Bell have voiced their unease at the prospect of Mason Greenwood joining the squad before the World Cup, claiming it would be a "farce" and not "fair."

Jamaican international Isaac Hayes on Mason Greenwood possibly joining the Reggae Boyz squad:

"If a player is not willing to commit for the last round of qualifying, unless they're injured, I do not see why they should be joining the group in March or at the end of the season if we qualify."

Thanks, Christina. I am safe but it has been an ordeal. We are slowly trying to move forward. Disappointing game today. Bit of overconfidence from Pep to treat it like a Carabao Cup game with that Starting 11. Hopefully, we learn our lesson and bounce back quickly.

Glad to be back, Ed. Good to hear from you!

Well, this game against Leverkusen is the first Manchester City game I've watched since Hurricane Melissa hit Jamaica on October 28. Rumours had reached me while communications were down that we were not shit anymore. Can't trust communications in a disaster zone 😀. It's great to be back, Blues!

YouTube video by Memory Lane Jimmy Cliff - We All Are One (Official Video) (Remastered)

An iconic Jamaican singer, musician and actor has passed away. RIP Jimmy Cliff.

Congrats to our Manchester City Women head coach Andree Jeglertz who has made positive, winning changes to our game. His Barclays WSL Manager of the Month award is well-deserved. Let the success continue!

Screwing around with that winning formula that has served them so well can undermine the foundation of their success. Nothing matches the passion of the domestic spectators in THEIR stadiums. It would be wise to not forget that and to continue respecting and nurturing that.

What they seem to forget is that the primary reason for the success of the Premier League and La Liga comes from the fan support of domestic audiences who created the history and atmosphere that set the stage for the drama and narratives that made those leagues financially successful...

Overplay is a good word to describe it. I doubt they will grow out of it because the system requires them to play that way. So until that changes, it will remain a weakness.

Way harder that expected.

That second goal from Newcastle—why didn't we just boot the ball forward instead of trying to play out through a crowd? Why?

We take the lead in the Sportswashing Classico. It's Manchester City Women 2 Newcastle United Women 1

In the first Big Dirty Stinking Oil Money Derby between Manchester City Women and Newcastle United Women, it's 1-1 at halftime.

Why do Manchester City Women look so clumsy this morning. You can almost hear Benny Hill music playing in the background. Cmon City!

A good breakdown of the tactical changes Andree Jeglertz has brought to Manchester City Women this season.

Forza Inter!

Each time they started walking they could hear footsteps behind them in the grass. And if they stopped, the footsteps stopped too. But whenever they turned to look, there was nothing there. Just a big empty field. Kerstin had her suspicions and yelled, "Man United sucks ass!" There was no response.

Man City late goals: Is there something special about Andree Jeglertz's team? With his team scoring late yet again to beat Liverpool in the Women's Super League on Sunday, is there evidence that Andree Jeglertz is creating something special at Manchester City?

"City have had nine different scorers this season - more than any other side - easing the burden on Khadija Shaw, and potentially lessening the drop-off that was suffered whenever she was absent last season."

"Our man works alone. An exceptional assassin. And never looks the same way twice."

It’s Black History Month in the UK, so here’s an iconic photo of Bunny Shaw giving the Black Power salute in February, after scoring against Liverpool. It was her first match back for Manchester City following online racial abuse she received after a game against Arsenal.

That moment in the game when the table 'bout to turn.

The speed at which Andrée Jeglertz is making positive transformations in this team at both the tactical and individual levels is impressive.

Andrée Jeglertz is harnessing the power of youth in this Manchester City Women team.

22-year-old Laura Blindkilde Brown won Player of the Match. 19-year-old Iman Beney scored the equaliser. And 21-year-old Aoba Fujino delivered the victory.

Gareth Taylor's revenge—almost. Whew! Too much stress for my Sunday morning. The young ones delivered big time—Beney again, and Fujino. The youth shall lead. Beney just arrived this season and is playing like she was born a blue, non-stop energy all game, and a bloody nose to show for it. Legend.

Iman Beney: Man City's Lauren James-like teen building on Euro 2025 breakout with Switzerland in the WSL | Goal.com UK Man City starlet Iman Beney announced herself to the WSL with a dramatic winner against Arsenal, following a starring role in Switzerland’s historic Euro 2025 campaign

"Her father, Nicolas, is a former goalkeeper who represented seven clubs and won caps for the Switzerland youth teams, while her aunt, Noemie, won 45 caps for the senior women's team. Her older brother, Romeo, also currently plays for FC Basel."

As Jose Mourinho would say, "football heritage."

Casparij and Blindkilde Brown are like new signings. Aoba Fujino looks better than she was last year. Hasegawa, with freedom, brings more to the game. Bunny was busy as a bee against Arsenal in both attack and defence. This is a new version of Manchester City Women and it is exciting to watch.

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Listening to an Erykah Badu tune on a Man City Women Instagram video. Take a bow, admin. It's an absolute pleasure watching the clips these days.

People judge our performances as if we are the same team from two or three years ago. We are basically a new team, finding itself at the moment, under a coach who is trying to implement new tactics in a league whose teams are so much better than they were before. That's just the hard reality.