Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini has taken the advice of us at In The Stands and recalled exiled striker Carlos Tevez who is set to return to Eastlands. Kia Joorabchian's advisor Paul McCarthy has confirmed that Carlos Tevez will return to Manchester on Tuesday & 'wants to help Manchester City win the title' having been [.

Former Manchester City manager Mark Hughes has told the Premier League leaders that his Queens Park Rangers side can help them claim the Barclays Premier League title if they loan out-of-favor striker Carlos Tevez to the West London outfit.

Hughes has entered the bidding for Tevez's services after the links to both Milan clubs, PSG, and most recently, even Liverpool, broke down without significant progress.

According to the Daily Mirror on Sunday, Manchester City have rejected an offer from ­Liverpool to swap Carlos Tevez for Andy Carroll.

According to the exclusive in the newspaper, Liverpool approached Man City's Football ­Administration Officer Brian Marwood with the offer 48 hours ago, just hours after beating the Blues in the Carling Cup semi-final.

Manchester City could be without striker Mario Balotelli for four games after he was charged with violent conduct by the Football Association.
The controversial Italian appeared to stamp on Scott Parker's head during City's dramatic 3-2 win over Tottenham Hotspur on Sunday and despite the incident going unpunished at the time, has been charged retrospectively.

AVB has responded today to claims made earlier in the week from Carlo Ancelotti that in order for Fernando Torres to step out of the shadows, Didier Drogba must be sold.
Let's just remind you of one thing, Villas-Boas very rarely likes to speak of individuals in relation to performances, he always focuses on the team.

Wigan midfielder Maynor Figueroa sent Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini's blood boiling after he inexplicably handled the ball thus denying Sergio Aguero and clear run on goal. City were leading 1-0 at the time with just two minutes left on the clock before a hopeful punt up field by Nigel De Jong was about to [.

Fed-up of a night of Sergio Aguero running in behind the Wigan defence, Latics left-back Maynor Figueroa came up with a new way of defending Manchester City's counter attacks. After misjudging the flight of the ball, Figueroa opted for a leaping handball to deny Aguero a clear run on goal. Referee Chris Foy opted to [.

Glen Johnson is the subject of much discussion after Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini slammed a tackle he made during Liverpool's 1-0 League Cup semi-final win at Eastlands. Johnson leapt into a two-footed tackle on Joleon Lescott during a fiery second half. Enraged, City boss Roberto Mancini suggested that Johnson's tackle was a far more [.

Manchester City slumped to their second home defeat in four days as Steven Gerrard's early penalty moved Liverpool to within 90 minutes of their first Wembley appearance since 1996.
Lacking key men, including skipper Vincent Kompany who sat forlornly in the stands as he began a four-match ban, and drained by the energy exerted at having to play for 78 minutes with 10 men against Manchester United at the weekend, City were a shadow of their usual selves.

Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini was involved in an angry tunnel exchange with Liverpool skipper Steven Gerrard after Wednesday night's 1-0 Carling Cup defeat at the Etihad Stadium.
The pair clashed twice, the second particularly fractious, with Gerrard annoyed at Mancini's response to a late tackle by Glen Johnson on Joleon Lescott.

Glen's in good Kompany terrible tackle by soccermr With a huge degree of inevitability following Vincent Kompany's red card at the weekend, a Manchester City was on the receiving end of a two-footed challenge in last night's match against Liverpool. And it went unpunished. Glen Johnson dived into a challenge with Joleon Lescott.

Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini was involved in an angry tunnel exchange...

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Green moon rising Roberto Mancini chose his pre-match interview with the BBC ahead of tonight's Carling Cup semi-final against Liverpool as the moment to demonstrate his new nostril-shaped hair gel dispenser. There you go, Michael Owen: a free supply of hair gel.

Mirror: Mancini: Suarez is no racist, but he did make a mistake

"It is important to say 'I am sorry, I made a mistake, I apologise for this and I accept the charge'," says Man City boss

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Manchester City captain Vincent Kompany has failed in his attempts to have the 4 match suspension he received following his red card against local rivals Manchester United rescinded. Kompany was given a straight red in the early stages of his team's FA cup 3rd round clash with United for a 2 footed sliding tackle - although replays seemed to show he did win the ball cleanly in the challenge.

Goal: Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini criticises Liverpool's handling of Luis Suarez case but says striker is not a racist

The Italian believes the Anfield club were wrong to wear t-shirts in support of the Uruguay international in the warm-up before their match against Wigan Athletic in December

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Goal: Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini criticises Liverpool's handling of Luis Suarez case but says striker is not a racist

The Italian believes the Anfield club were wrong to wear t-shirts in support of the Uruguay international in the warm-up before their match against Wigan Athletic in December

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Goal: Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini criticises Liverpool's handling of Luis Suarez case but says striker is not a racist

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Goal: Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini criticises Liverpool's handling of Luis Suarez case but says striker is not a racist

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Goal: Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini criticises Liverpool's handling of Luis Suarez case but says striker is not a racist

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Goal: Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini criticises Liverpool's handling of Luis Suarez case but says striker is not a racist

The Italian believes the Anfield club were wrong to wear t-shirts in support of the Uruguay international in the warm-up before their match against Wigan Athletic in December

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Goal: Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini criticises Liverpool's handling of Luis Suarez case but says striker is not a racist

The Italian believes the Anfield club were wrong to wear t-shirts in support of the Uruguay international in the warm-up before their match against Wigan Athletic in December

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Goal: Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini criticises Liverpool's handling of Luis Suarez case but says striker is not a racist

The Italian believes the Anfield club were wrong to wear t-shirts in support of the Uruguay international in the warm-up before their match against Wigan Athletic in December

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Goal: Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini criticises Liverpool's handling of Luis Suarez case but says striker is not a racist

The Italian believes the Anfield club were wrong to wear t-shirts in support of the Uruguay international in the warm-up before their match against Wigan Athletic in December

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Mail: Luis Suarez is not racist says Roberto Mancini

Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini does not believe Liverpool's Luis Suarez is racist, but feels it was important he apologised for a mistake in the Patrice Evra affair.

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Following a string of impressive performances, the Daily Star is suggesting that Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini is lining up a move for Newcastle United midfielder Cheick Tiote. The Ivorian has been an integral figure in the heart of Newcastle's midfield, and Mancini is insistent that City's billionaire owners keep the check book open.

Mark Hughes is the big favourite in the football betting to take over at Queens Park Rangers after Neil Warnock was sacked on Sunday.
Warnock was relieved of his duties after a run of eight Premier League games without a win. He leaves with QPR sat 17th in the table.
QPR chairman Tony Fernandes said: "Sadly, our recent run of poor form has seen us slip alarmingly down the table and the board felt it was the right time to make a change.

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After blaming everyone and everything but himself, king of the passive-aggressive faux-down-to-earth shtick, Neil Warnock, was given the boot at Loftus Road on the back of an appalling run of form which saw QPR take just two points out of a possible 24.

Our Manchester United fan site, covered the story on Saturday from James Lawton in the Independent on Saturday, that Manchester United were willing to listen to offers for Rooney. United immediately denied the story.

Well in Sunday's Mirror, Simon Mullock is reporting that Manchester City are planning to make a blockbuster £60m offer for the United star.

Our Manchester United fan site, covered the story on Saturday from James Lawton in the Independent on Saturday, that Manchester United were willing to listen to offers for Rooney. United immediately denied the story.

Well in Sunday's Mirror, Simon Mullock is reporting that Manchester City are planning to make a blockbuster £60m offer for the United star.

Roberto Mancini worries for Manchester City without Yaya Toure

The City boss was delighted with his side's response to Sunday's defeat at Sunderland as they beat Liverpool 3-0 at the Etihad Stadium on Tuesday night

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Mancini: We'll need spirit shown against Liverpool to cope without Yaya

City boss fears loss of midfielder to the African Cup of Nations

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Roberto Mancini: Manchester City must bounce back with win over Liverpool

Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini expects his players to learn the lessons from their shock loss at Sunderland very quickly.

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Mancini expects quick response to shock defeat

'I thought we threw three important points out of the window' says City boss

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Wayne Rooney fined and dropped, Roberto Mancini angry: NEWSPAPER REVIEW

Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini questioned his players' title credentials after they blew their chance to open up a three-point gap. Wayne Rooney was fined more than £200,000 and dropped by Manchester United.

The Carling Cup semi-final legs between Liverpool and Manchester City look set to be mouth-watering contests but who will be walking out onto the Wembley turf on February 26?
City have certainly been impressive to watch this season, as they have managed to cut out many of the mistakes against lesser side that made them slip up in the Premier League title race last term.

1. It was a great night for goals. There were some stunning efforts from Wayne Rooney, Adam Johnson, Demba Ba and Paul Scharner can all take a bow for starters. 2. Adam Johnson must have thought twice before firing in his long-range effort against Stoke though. He usually gets a rollicking from Manchester City boss [.

According to The Sun, Sours boss Harry Redknapp wants to unite Man City's wantaway striker with on-loan City star Emmanuel Adebayor at White Hart Lane.

A source close to the talks is quoted as saying:

"People at Tottenham reckon a deal like this could be bigger than anything since they signed Jurgen Klinsmann.

Europ-ing for a fight Chelsea left-back Ashley Cole reportedly sparked a clash in the tunnel following his side's win over Manchester City by mocking their recent Champions League exit. City boss Roberto Mancini had already laid the blame for the bust-up with Cole, but said he wasn't sure what he had said to cause the [.