The 2014/15 season is not one that many - if any at all - Manchester City fans will hold fond memories of.
After a superb first campaign with Manuel Pellegrini at the helm saw City win their second Premier League title, the Chilean coach was unable to repeat the feat as his side finished second, eight points adrift of champions Chelsea. City were patchy, good in spells but abysmal in others.
Sergio Aguero won the Golden Boot award for the 26 league goals he scored - his highest single-season tally for the club - but too many members of the squad were ageing and City's ponderous and cross-orientated approach became stale and predictable.
