That's what matchwinners are, players that when you're not performing score a goal that turns a game, you might he nailed it and it's a fluke, I counter that by saying that's what big players do, we use to have some once upon a time.
I remember a cup final we played in where we dominated and a certain Michael Owen scored two goals in the last few minutes to deny us, he was a matchwinner at the time, it's not all about dominating possession and a game, players who can swing a boot and score a spectacular goal out of nowhere, or make a decisive run can often be the difference between winning and losing.
If you've got a group of players who hang their heads and think they've lost when things aren't going their way you're always going to find it hard to win, they have players who believe they can win even when the odds are against them, those are winners, it's true that money brought them to City, but it doesn't change the fact these players are game changers.
NOTE: The location of this post has been moved and the thread title (which was previously Wenger is Leaving) has been manipulated by a notorious pro-Wenger moderator. What was previously a message that contained no profanity and made a comment on a real life event has now been manipulated by a deliberately provocative title. An old and crude propaganda and censorship technique.
In a one off game it is, of course, possible to beat the money cheats. You need a lot of luck though and it's getting harder and harder. Increasingly the billionaires are buying up more and more trophies. I'm increasingly less bothered about which billionaire beats which other billionaire to which trophies.
Personally, I see it a bit differently. My concern is that if we do get through to a final with Citeh, it will be our mentality rather than their skill that is the issue. If we really go for it from the get go we can damage them more than Sunderland did. Sunderland showed what happens to any team once they are got at - and should have scored another with an open goal begging, too.
Putting the laughter back into manslaughter