Leicester targeted the space between Dann and PVA.Today the space is between Dann and a rookie left-back.

Never mind 90 minutes,we could play this superb City side all day with their hands tied behind their backs,and still fail to beat them.
Roy is simply clueless and the sooner he goes the better.

And if you swapped the managers the result would be the same

Players improved under Roy to name a few.
Wilf - having his best goal scoring career this season
AWB - sold for 50m
Mitchell - looking a solid Ob
Schlupp - key player and we miss when he is not playing

I can't believe that Wilf is improving as a player although your point about his goal tally is unquestionable. Whether he's a better player than when Hodgson came is arguable. Whether he would have done even better under another manager we shall of course never know. I think the Man City game showed yet again that he's well off his best and I think we should let him go at the end of the season.
AW-B - you must be right.
Mitchell- I suppose so. Early days. Would that some more youngsters could have had the nod. I know it's a big step-up, but you never know unless you've given them a shout.
Schlupp- Already a Premiership winner when he arrived, if peripheral. Not sure his game has developed that much.
If I may say so, I think you write very reasonably and make a good case, but I think it's still slim pickings for someone who is supposed to be a top-class coach. And it's surely the case that some others have nose-dived. Benteke, big time.

The last time Roy made a tactical change which changed the result. Didn’t he go to three up front at Everton and Batsyuia score a late equaliser?

That's a fair point. All the more curious that Hodgson sent McCarthy rather than Batsman on when we went 2-1 down at Leicester.

And if you swapped the managers the result would be the same