Nonetheless, the incident did actually kill the game as a spectacle, but Vladimir Stojkovic drove the final nail in the coffin. Had he not acted like Superman when he came charging out on the first goal, I daresay we might have had a chance to hold on for a draw.

Tevez was the difference for me, though I still reckon we could have prevented him from scoring, after all, we did in October.

Paul, you’re being too kind… all my articles are fantastically biased, but then again isn’t all football about extreme opinions?

It meant when Johnson or Tevez or Adebayor got through, they might try a shot or to go round somebody and Wigan’s defense could comfortably clear.

Whilst City still had the majority of the possession in the first half, the was nothing and I mean nothing between the teams.

The game hinged on a couple a things in my view. Shaun Wright-Phillips who was poor being replaced by the much more energetic Bellamy and the red card.

Going down to 10 in numbers isn’t necessarily an immediate disadvantage, as 10 men can get everyone behind the ball and sometimes even lift their game, but last night it seemed to stir us to get that confidence back and drive forward.

The possession and attacks from City dramatically rose and a sparkling Tevez was then too much to handle. The result was fair, the scoreline flattered.

I’m sure you can get out of the danger zone and hopefully we can do you a favour this weekend by beating Burnley.

Not worth replying to simply for that comment. Sorry

It was a reckless and desperate tackle from a player who is lacking in skill and makes up for it in aggression.

To suggest Tevez is somehow a diver is hilarious, and to suggest that you should ‘perhaps even have been winning’ because you had two chances all game, both of which resulted in pathetically poor shots is laughable at best.