Conceding Premier League title to Manchester United at the Etihad would be humiliating, says Joleon Lescott If United can clinch the title at our ground, we'll be doing everything in our power to stop that from happening. We're not going to let it happen, even though they're a great team. It's a title decider. Lescott, speaking at the launch of his new fashion label, LescottStewart, has become an integral figure in Mancini's plans since enduring an unconvincing start under the Italian in the wake of Mark Hughes's sacking as manager in December 2009. The 29 year-old's injury-enforced absence for four league games last month coincided with the loss of form which led to City conceding top spot to United, when two draws and a defeat opened the door for Ferguson's team. Successive victories against West Bromwich Albion and Norwich have restored optimism at City, however, that United can be caught, even though Lescott admits that the champions possess the advantage of title-winning experience. He said "it's everything" with United. Their manager is very experienced and one of the best, but they also have that winning mentality that they have had for years and have been doing for years. It's a learning curve for us. If you look at our wins, they have been emphatic, pretty wins. We have had one or two when we have scraped but on the whole we have been impressive. This is maybe a stage of the season, though, when you don't have to be impressive, you just have to win, and we are still learning that. For City to retain hope of overhauling United, they must defeat Wolves at Molineux - a result which could relegate the home side - and, as a former Wolves player and supporter, Lescott admits he will take no satisfaction from inflicting such ignominy on the club and manager Terry Connor. Lescott said: "That would be very disappointing. It's my childhood club and I obviously have a lot of friends there. He is also one of the most influential people on my career. To this day I would say he is probably the best coach I have worked with.