City can be as good as Barça, says Touré
. Midfielder of the city wants to make the statement in the Community Shield
Toure believes that "this is the year in the city of Manchester
Yaya Toure back at Wembley for the Community Shield against Manchester United Sunday raised the extraordinary possibility of a hat-trick. The midfielder Manchester City scored the winning goal in each of his visits to the stage last season against United in the city of the FA Cup semi-final and Stoke in the final.
However, Toure is concerned about making another kind of statement this time, because it imposes a promising season for the club and believes that "will be the year for us." Even feel the evolution of the city in a whirlwind of the most feared teams in the country will be a peak day with them is a match for European champions Barcelona. In the city are ready to make his debut in the Champions League.
"I like to Wembley, but the important thing is not to score another goal here is that the team is shown as a whole and we can show our fans and all the world that Manchester City are coming, "said Toure." We must show that we are here, and we want to win this cup for the fans. We need to have from the beginning. "
- "I was interviewed after a game last season and asked to compare the city of Barcelona," Toure said, "and I responded by saying he thought the city could be as good as Barca one day. It was the end of the season and surprise Barca's incredible performance in the final of the Champions League, but when I said that the city could be so good that really believed and still do.
The team had an undefeated pre-season in which players have found ways, fitness and confidence. The victory of 3-0 against Inter in Dublin on Sunday was the last speaker. But the power of the club, spending incredible optimism has built. Despite the uncertainty continues to hang on to the future of Carlos Tevez, the company £ 38m Sergio Aguero to similar ilk, has set pulses racing.
manager Roberto Mancini believes that Aguero was not fit enough to attend the Inter, their efforts in Argentina in the Copa America ended July 16, but will fight to get in the mind Mancini for the Community Shield. Tevez, meanwhile, also played in the Copa America in Argentina, is due to resume training on Thursday and is therefore unlikely to be in contention to face United.
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