Gundogan - Back training 26th June '17

[Proy]

While that might be true, it basically means our development under Guardiola is going to take a massive hit because while the Fernandinho-Gundogan-Silva-KDB midfield hasn't been working perfectly always , that's clearly the direction we are heading under Pep so losing him will hinder the development of the team.

I agree. It's short term thinking on my part.

 

[City Raider]

Gutted for him and we'll miss him but can't say I'm surprised. Big injuries blight him and it was an odd signing in that respect.

 

[Bluekiwi]

The **** that did it never even got a yellow card.

Their players were doing sly knee to the thighs of a lot of players. The ****s.

And that is why players like Kun lose their rag and take the law into their hands - with the unfortunate consequences. (I don't condone his action for a moment)
But our players have never received the protection from the ref that they deserve

 

[cookster]

If it's really Knee Ligament damage that's fucking 5-6 months out!

 

[gazzaa2]

Sign a player recovering from a broken knee cap and it's hardly a surprise his knee goes again a few months later.

 

[@BluePhil8]

Fucking bollocks.

Fucking shite.

 

[kaz7]

Sign a player recovering from a broken knee cap and it's hardly a surprise his knee goes again a few months later.

Different knee and he was fouled,could have happened to anyone

 

[gazzaa2]

Different knee and he was fouled,could have happened to anyone

So both his knees are fucked now.

 

[marco]

Sign a player recovering from a broken knee cap and it's hardly a surprise his knee goes again a few months later.

ok sherlock was it same knee and same injury???? dont make a fool of yourself here

 

[Blue and Proud]

Return from loan for Nasri?