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... their souls to the devil? Sure ;)

Mitoma looked like he was really struggling with his back at the final whistle on Saturday. Still appeared to be in pain after the celebrations. Nasty feeling he won’t be available to start.

Fair point. Perhaps then the question mark is whether having a raw coach and a raw squad simultaneously is the best combination to achieve the club’s ambitions and attain the improvement in players to finance that. Maybe long term it is. The tricky part is keeping the squad together in the...

Lose, for instance, Baleba and Mitoma in the summer and then next season is a transitional season. Then Dunk retires, Van Hecke and Joao Pedro go the following year, another transitional season. And so on. It's an excuse that could be used forever. It didn't become a 'transitional season' when...

Pretty sure it has been stated several times. European qualfication is definitely the ambition. Some people moan about the fans' expectations now but I think the club expanded its own horizons when De Zerbi arrived with a fresh perspective. While it was understandable to be satisfied with...

Don’t hold it against their fans myself. They’ve waited a long time for the opportunity. Luck is just the nature of Cup football.

Feel quite sorry for Forest fans. We know the feeling. Made worse by the absolute wank Wembley habit of blasting out City songs the second the whistle goes. Massive disrespect to the losing team.

Hitting the woodwork three times in an FA Cup semifinal is bound to be a record, particularly in one half.

Joao Pedro’s histrionics certainly weren’t missed yesterday. Thought there was less diving around from the team generally, which was pleasing.

The stadium looks half empty. I hate the semis being at Wembley. This fixture would have been great at Villa Park back in the days before the FA spaffed a fortune on an inaccessible stadium that’s not even a good design for watching football.

I’m ALMOST pleased we’re out of the Cup. Imagine knocking out 4 Champions League clubs but then putting in a 3rd successive stinker of a performance against Palace. Doesn’t bear thinking about.

I don’t think so based on recent weeks. City are much-improved and massively motivated to win something. There’s been speculation Rodri and Haaland might be able to play some role in the Final too.

It feels very weird to want a Manchester City win.

I believe Buonanotte would have been more effective with the minutes he did get (as he was showing under Cooper at Leicester) and make a better case for regular inclusion...but we'll never know. Will be interesting to see what happens next season.

With Mac Allister, Caicedo, Mwepu (sadly so briefly) and now Baleba we really have had some incredible midfielders in recent years. When you remember how much Bissouma raised the standard, only for the bar to move even higher, it’s phenomenal recruitment.

I really haven’t spotted the brilliance some have seen, other than on internet clips of him playing elsewhere. He’s ok and must have potential but generally runs into a lot of blind alleys. Probably about the same level as Buonanotte was when he started (and similarly shunted out to the wing...

I think yesterday was one of his weaker games but agree there’s a lot about him to like. Notably, his ability to pop up in great scoring positions. Could do with being a bit stronger and encouraged to show more tenacity at times. Hoping he’ll stay injury free and have more influence next season.

It’s definitely Disney. But just to add to the confusion, Season 3 is currently available on Sky Max.

Ambivalent. Potter did a great job & Bruno is a good guy. It’s Chelsea I dislike a lot more.

Take what you can when it’s available, I say. Everton and Wolves look like they will be top half standard next season. Add United & Spurs back into the mix. Plus Liverpool, Arsenal, City, Villa, Newcastle, Chelsea, Forest. That’s 11 very competitive clubs before you even get to Bournemouth...