Matchday 4 of the AWC, which will decide the shape of one side of the quarter-final draw.
First up is Peter Odemwingie, whose effort delighted the judges in the group stages: an Ayatollah that does more than justice to his brief 15-match stay at the City, before he was swapped by Ole for Kenwynne Jones, like a human Panini sticker. Odemwingie has however managed to accumulate seven times as many appearances as his opponent, Isaac Vassell, whose game Ayatollah effort was captured when he capped a rare moment of fitness with a winner against Luton.
As before, voting is live for 48 hours.
First up is Peter Odemwingie, whose effort delighted the judges in the group stages: an Ayatollah that does more than justice to his brief 15-match stay at the City, before he was swapped by Ole for Kenwynne Jones, like a human Panini sticker. Odemwingie has however managed to accumulate seven times as many appearances as his opponent, Isaac Vassell, whose game Ayatollah effort was captured when he capped a rare moment of fitness with a winner against Luton.
As before, voting is live for 48 hours.
