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Many years ago Dotun Adebayo asked this same question on his Radio 5 Live show before his Virtual Jukebox segment. He started the Jukebox with my suggestion.
Doesn't take much to make me happy and make me smile with glee. Funny you should mention Earth Wind and Fire Digswellhoop.
I am all for pre match planning and managing players fitness especially when they are coming back from injuries.
But because you plan something before the game starts it doesn't mean that you have to go through with it. Read the game, ask the player how he feels.
It seems ridiculous to me to be thinking about the next game seventy minutes in to the current game especially when you are in a winning position and the player, Kemper in this case, is playing exceptionally well.
I would have been mega p1ssed off if we lost that game tonight. Nuno in his post match saying only one team deserved to win the game, no 'effin way pal! Even the interviewer had to ask him to confirm that he was talking about West Ham!
Sure we got lucky with the pen but then West Ham got lucky as we made substitutions and ended up with walking wounded. For the first seventy minutes we had West Ham under control.
Smyth and Kemper kept Bowen quiet but then Smyth went off, one knock too many I think, a huge miss. Kemper was subbed and literally a minute later Lamptey lets Bowen come inside and take the shot.
This for me is the big decision, taking Kemper off. Post match Julien talks about subbing Kemper with future matches in mind but Julien we are winning this game. I get the feeling Kemper could have played those last twenty minutes, first game back I know but he is a strong lad.
Madness from Mbengue at the end. Bowen's penalty wasn't great but Charles still had to make the save and the second save was world class.
A thoroughly deserved point. Once again this squad has shown us what they are capable of. Keeping the promotion favourites under control on their home turf and then digging deep, showing character and strength to see the game through.
I just hope that come May we are not left wondering what might have been if we had been able to keep the the squad fit and available. Anything is possible if we can keep everyone on the pitch.
Probably best known for his 1985 debut album, which came out of nowhere, written and produced by the likes of Paul Laurence and Barry Eastmond. The title track, Rock Me Tonight (For Old Times Sake) made our Top 20. One of the soul voices of recent times.
They can put plenty of asterisk next to City's titles in the record books but those tiles have been won and celebrated, unforgetable life moments.
If the Premier L.eague are really serious about punishing cheats, making a real example of them they should be ensuring that City win nothing meaningful for many years.
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