Catch up with all the weekend antics from the Premier League in Monday Morning Leftback 

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Has there ever been a more aptly named footballer than George Best?

Manchester City apologised to Manchester United boss Alex Ferguson after Carlos Tevez held up a banner ridiculing his former manager during the title celebrations.

Roberto Mancini last night described the final moments of Manchester City’s decisive win over QPR as “the best and worst five minutes” of his and his players’ lives as an estimated 100,000 fans lined the streets to witness the team parade the Premier League trophy on an open-top bus tour of the city centre.

Roberto Mancini described the final moments of Manchester City’s decisive win over QPR as “the best and worst five minutes” of his and his players’ lives as an estimated 100,000 fans lined the streets to witness the team parade the Barclays Premier League trophy on an open-top bus tour of the city centre.

MICHAEL O’LEARY donned the green shirt yesterday but Keano, Duffer and Big Dunney can rest easy — Micko is not making a late bid for inclusion on the Trapair flight to Poland next summer.

Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp has launched a stinging attack on Carlos Tevez, but has warned Manchester City that the striker “holds all the aces” in the power struggle that has developed between the player and the club.

MANCHESTER CITY legend Dennis Tueart led the tributes yesterday to his former captain Mike Doyle, who has died at the age of 64.

MANCHESTER CITY and Carlos Tevez have become embroiled in tit-for-tat threats to reveal who said what over the possibility of the South American extending his stay at Eastlands.

I’M JUST guessing, but I don’t think you and I will be rushing out any time soon to take in the new Manchester City biopic Blue Moon Rising.

WITH apologies to the so-called Madchester rock scene of the late eighties, when the likes of the Stone Roses and the Happy Mondays first stalked the land, it’s surely past time that the name Mad City entered the football lexicon.

ATTEMPTING to physically undermine Joe Jordan in footballing days gone by was only slightly less dangerous than offering a “no comment” to Tomas de Torquemada.