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The season is over and we've had the parade. Amazing. Truly amazing season with records smashed all over the place. Yaya leaves and Pep extends his contract. "Champions!"

Dave and Mon watch the records tumble (again) as City beat West Ham, with a certain P. Zabaleta scoring goal no. 100 of the season. They also debate the spelling of hiccup/hiccough and the price of season tickets...

Swansea City create a guard of honour for champions Manchester City at the Etihad, and get thumped 5-0 in return. Also, talk about next season, players and teams of the year and the game at West Ham.

After a rather testing period containing three losses, City beat Spurs and the Baggies beat Utd. Which means City are C H A M P I O N S !

Mon & Dave are back after the international break, celebrating another win. This time the points are won from Everton, which leaves City a win away from the title. Also: looking ahead to the games against Liverpool (Champions League quarter final) and, er, some team called Manchester United.

Dave and Mon talk about yet another win, this time at Stoke. The Champions League draw has also just taken place, City meeting Liverpool in the quarter-finals. Plus: FA fines and how the women and youth teams are doing.

Champions Chelsea are beaten 1-0 then FC Basel win the second leg of the Champions League round of 16 tie. City still qualify for the quarter-finals though and next up it's back to the Premier League at Stoke on Monday night.

City win the League Cup against Arsenal! And win against Arsenal again in the Premier League! But go out of the FA Cup... Also, the FA come under some scrutiny, whilst Dave and Mon react as the verdict on the Wigan incidents come in.

Dave and Mon talk Leicester, Basel and a bit of a Wigan preview. Players return from injury and that Agüero's not too shabby, is he? Plus, some words on the horrific historical abuse court case.

Reviews of Cardiff, West Brom & Burnley. Previews of Leicester City & FC Basel. Also: the transfer window, Mahrez, referees, only 6 on the bench... does any of it matter? Mind the gap!

Dave and Mon discuss how City booked their place at Wembley in the League Cup Final by beating Bristol City 5-3 on aggregate. Also discussed: the home league win against Newcastle United, the games to come against Cardiff City & West Brom and possible transfers ahead of the winter deadline. Plus: Mark E Smith remembered.

City finally lose a league game, for the first time since April 2017, against Liverpool at Anfield. The fallout of that totally unforeseen defeat(!) is explored at some length. Plus, transfers (Sanchez, Evans), and the games to come against Newcastle and Bristol City are all discussed. In far too much length, sorry.

Mon and Dave start by not being able to pronounce "Sanchez" but swiftly move on to talk about transfers in general and the cup games at home against Burnley and Bristol City. Looming on the horizon, there is, of course, a certain match at Anfield...

The festive matches are over for City and so is the win streak. Dave and Mon look back at the games against Crystal Palace and Watford. They also try and predict what will happen in the Cup matches against Burnley and Bristol City. Plus- Transfers: will there be any? Should there be any? Especially with Gabriel Jesus out for weeks... David Silva: we now know why he's been absent- best wishes Merlin. Bad decisions: are City players being targeted?

Season's Greetings! A quick look back at the games v Bournemouth and Newcastle, with Crystal Palace to come. Will City buy in January? Can anyone stop them? Is the league boring now? Who is the most improved player? All this and more is discussed in excruciating detail by Dave and Mon.

Another 3 wins in a week for City, almost becoming standard now. Tottenham at home sandwiched between the away games at Swansea (league) and Leicester (League Cup). Bournemouth coming up on Saturday- where will City be at the season's half-way mark?

Mon and Dave talk through a dominant display from City as they win yet another Premier League game, (a record breaking 14th on the run), this time at Manchester United. A lot to take in both on and off the pitch and there are also the impending fixtures against Swansea and Tottenham to preview. Plus, the Champions League draw has taken place.

Silva scores the late winner this time, at home against West Ham, to make it 20 wins on the trot. A weakened side then bring that run to an end at Shakhtar Donetsk, although the kids (Foden, Diaz, Tosin) impress. Oh, there's a derby coming up. Unless, the snow postpones it, of course...

Will it ever end? Yes, but for now, City win another two games, away to Huddersfield Town and at home against Southampton. Raheem Sterling instrumental twice with late winning goals. Amazing.

Mon and Dave are back after the international break with two more wins to talk about- Leicester and Feyenoord the defeated this time. This takes us to 17 victories in a row and with Huddersfield and Southampton on the horizon, when will the wins end?