It was very negative. I think it's fair to say the Fergie has earned the right to get the odd thing wrong. It was a line-up to get a draw and failed miserably. I still don't think the goal difference will matter, I think that either Man City will draw at Newcastle or Man United will draw at Sunderland.


There were strong rumours of a deal for Gaitan already being agreed upon.

Blackburn got absolutely panned on TV yesterday for their negativity. United did the same tonight, and it got them the same result.

Never known a team blow a massive lead in the league like that since Newcastle around 15 years ago but there 12 points clear took 4 months to overtake not a few weeks. Fergie knew they'd bottled it when he did his pensioners rant at Mancini. It was funny and embarrasing at the same time!

We blew a similar lead to Arsenal in 1997/1998 season. I think that was 12 points.

I'm delighted we got someone pro-City as a co-commentator. I was ####ing spitting with Martin 5h1thouse Tyler's anti-City comments from minute one, and his crap stats, the "highlight" being, United haven't conceded a goal on a Monday night this season....embarrasing

Well done Niall, for actually having some backbone and not cow-towing to the Sky bias towards certain teams.

Well done Blues

Nice to see Slur Taggart losing the plot with Mancini...the new Keegan...he's crying now to Shreeves...shame

not over yet, city have take their dodgy away record to newcastle next

Absolutely terrible game tonight I thought. City completely panicking and United setting out to get a 0-0 and not being able to turn that mentality around to get them going. Ferguson got it very wrong for once tonight, as Roddy points out above. If he goes with Rooney and Wellbeck up front, Nani and Valencia on the wings and Carrick and Scholes in midfield they would have much more possession and it would have prevented the weight of pressure that led to City's goal.

It's good to see United lose and now probably lose the title as well, but how annoying was Niall Quinn tonight? Shocking, sickening bias, with him turning very childlike in his commentary at times. Guest commentators should always be players who have played for both or neither, it was as annoying tonight as Super League is when Phil Clarke is ruining it by relating everything back to Wigan's brilliance.

Anti-City comments? Not sure where you get that impression from. I think Tyler was in the same boat as Quinn. It doesn't matter to be honest. It just spoils the spectacle. It's interesting that no neutral fans share your view but seem to have picked up on Quinn. Sky love Manchester City, they're the best thing to happen to Sky for quite a while, they finally have a team that can challenge United on a consistent basis, which strengthens their product.

I wouldn't be surprised to see Man city draw at Newcastle onlky for United to draw at Sunderland.

Thought Fergie hung Park out to dry tonight. Hardly started all season and he was picked in what could be a title decider? Strange logic.

Also thought Aguero was outstanding tonight. Worked his nads off, ran his blood to water and never gave the United defence a minute. Also thought Zabalyeta (particularly), Kompany and Toure had big games.

Still think City will drop points against Newcastle meaning it will come down to whether United can hold their nerve at Sunderland.

He also said that City haven't done so in their last 9 Monday night games as well, winning all 9. What a biased bugger he is.