Droz & Nick cathartically discuss the European Super League, City's Ownership, City Fandom and way too much about Twitter.

Nick & Droz discuss City's team rotation which naturally leads to some sore spots for the fan base.

Nick & Droz talk about Man City legend Sergio "Kun" Aguero announcing he will be leaving the club at that end of the season. There's a slight rant about Eric Garcia & City Twitter, we answer all listener questions, make terrible The Verve puns and discuss what could be next for Kun and City. This was a hard one.

Droz & Nick are back to review City's March and look forward to a crazy April which could lead to a crazy May which could lead to craziness. Please rate, review and acknowledge our existance in whatever medium works for you!

In this episode, Droz & Nick discuss the cost of the current squad versus their value within the market and to the club's achievements. Additionally, they discuss the history of transfers since the takeover and what the next level of transfers look like as City become a mainstay top club in world football.

In this episode, Nick & Droz discuss VAR and how it is just the final layer of the shit-sandwich that is futbol rules & officiating. Hey, we even offer up some creative solutions. If you're not part of the solution, you're part of the problem, right?

In this episode, Droz & Nick talk about Our Little Boy Phil (OLBP) in wake of a third straight loss at home to Manchester United.

The conversation around Phil is one of the appoach City's front office takes with non-favored players and their strict adherence to what and who is right.

It's time for our synced up monthly (review). Droz & Nick discuss what happened on the pitch in Febuary 2021, what a real City fan is (Spoiler: it's someone who follows City) and what might happen in March 2021.

This episode Nick & Droz talk about inverted wingers and how balance is key. Namaste

After winning last week, Scott is out. Unfortunately, Nick & Droz are back to get a quick update on Droz's testicles & FIFA season moving slowly on to City's performance on penalty kicks.