Rodri speaks out on Manchester City's current form

Manchester City midfielder Rodrigo has explained Manchester City's recent form claiming that the club is struggling to deal with participation in multiple competitions as they play every three days in three competitions. In an interview with ESPN, Rodri said:"I won my first title as soon as I arrived [Community Shield], so that [start] was good. "I think people have to be aware that there is a lot happening: we have had a lot of players out, it is difficult because we play every three days in three competitions and we are playing with more or less the same players. "What's done is done. "We have to realise that we are doing things wrong, and we have to fix it. We have to be calm: it's the start of the season, we have recognised that we have had our problems, and we improve. "Also, in football there are many things you can't control. We hope we can get important players [back from injury] and when they do, that will be good for the team." Currently Manchester City are 2nd in the Premier League table with 16 points and will be preparing to play against Crystal Palace, after international break, on October 19. source - Manchester Evening News

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