David James - who spent two seasons at Manchester City from 2004 to 2006 - feels the goalkeeper has been exposed by his team-mates
Former Manchester City goalkeeper David James has leapt to the defence of embattled shot-stopper Claudio Bravo, insisting the criticism of the Chilean has been unfair.
Bravo has come under fire for his performances in the Premier League this season, struggling to settle into his position as Joe Hart's successor.
The Chile international arrived from Barcelona to help build attacks from the back under manager Pep Guardiola but he has conceded from 16 of the past 24 shots on target he has faced, with City's title hopes fading.