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Joe Hart? fears Manchester City are in danger of becoming the Premier League's nearly men if they do not deliver success this season.
His side go to Liverpool with Champions League qualification firmly within their grasp and an FA Cup semi-final against rivals Manchester United at Wembley on the horizon.
Be warned! Hart has raised the stakes ahead of City's trip to Anfield
'We can't let these chances slip,' said the goalkeeper.
'We've been here, there and everywhere and worked hard. We've had ups and downs,and got ourselves in a great position in the league and the FA Cup, and now wehave to finish it off.
'I don't see the point in us being a work in progress. We've done well this season, regardless of what people think.
'We're gutted because we've missed opportunities.'
City's wealthy owners expect them to be challenging for the title in the coming years but Liverpool boss Kenny Dalglish insists his City counterpart Roberto Mancini's life is no easier because of the club's riches.
'Everybody else is jealous,' said the Scot, who managed Blackburn when they were thenouveaux riches and went on to win the title in 1995.
'City will get to where they want to go in their own way.
'Mancini will be judged on results. There is nobody anywhere who has won a trophywithout having had some money to spend.'
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Source: Daily Mail
Source: Daily Mail