We're back after an up and down week from Manchester City with discussion of the loss to Chelsea and FA Cup quarterfinal victory against Newcastle. Kevin, Ger, and Jon touch on all aspects of the past two matches, including: 

How the water breaks are affecting the team's rhythm
Why the false nine didn't work against Chelsea?
The team's consistency in making massive mistakes
Pep's effective tactical tweak against Newcastle
How much can we trust Mendy?
Evaluating what this week tells us about the club's transfer plans
Is Jesus good enough to be the City #1 striker?




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S1 Ep32: Benjamin Tries to Make aMends

Maine Road Ramble is a Manchester City focused podcast originally created by Kevin Nelson and Ger Deegan, who met while writing for SB Nation a few years back. In it's present state, the Maine Road Ramble team is made up of Ger, Andrew Dettmer, Jon Ashley and Joe Ricci.

The podcast structure is quite loose and conversational with the banter ranging across all aspects of the game, including tactics, analytics, match recaps, and much more. Thanks to the size of our team, we also provide a couple of specialized series, such as transfer targets, legal ramifications, etc.

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S1 Ep32: Benjamin Tries to Make aMends

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