QUOTE(prophetjul @ Jan 28 2016, 08:29 AM)
Going to be tough on those tired legs
Wednesday, February 24
Man City home to Dynamo Kiev
Thursday, February 25
Liverpool home to Augsburg
Sunday, February 28
League Cup Final
QUOTE(AnythingK @ Jan 28 2016, 08:48 AM)
Means ManCity will have extra 1 day rest?

December 2015
(7 matches span over 28 days - average 4 days rest between games)Wed - 2 Southampton
Sun - 6 Newcastle
Thu - 10 FC Sion
Sun - 13 West Brom
Sun - 20 Watford
Sat - 26 Leicester
Wed - 30 Sunderland
January 2016
(9 matches span over 28 days - average 3 days rest between games)Sat - 2 West Ham
Tue - 5 Stoke City
Fri - 8 Exeter
Wed - 13 Arsenal
Sun - 17 Manchester United
Wed - 20 Exeter
Sat - 23 Norwich
Tue - 26 Stoke City
Sat - 30 West Ham
February 2016
(6 matches span over 26 days - average 4 days rest between games)Tue - 2 Leicester
Sat - 6 Sunderland
Sun - 14 Aston Villa
Thu - 18 Augsburg
Thu - 25 Augsburg
Sun - 28
Capital One Cup Man City March 2016
Wed - 2
Man City BPL Sun - 6 Crystal Palace
With these obviously congested fixtures, I can see why players are starting to fatigue. And I predict injuries will start to kick in again before it gets better.
Which might explains why in certain matches our players look static as fck.
Now this begs a question, have we done enough during January transfer market to solve this issue? I know many might not agree to buy players in January just to have more depth (because more players will be available once the injury list is clear).
But we will be doomed once another wave of injuries come. Surely it is better to be prepared?
Thank god we managed to scrap through Exeter by playing youngsters though.