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If we get Mbappe and Sanchez, then there is absolutely no space for him in the squad. Even if he get one of the two, then there is no space for him. I really thought he deserved a good chance after impressing on loan, but if we can just buy Mbappe, why develop Roberts? That's the route City and...

Sancho is not under a professional contract, while Sterling actively missed a couple of days of training, did an interview without their permission and called the coach out. If you think Sancho warrants criticsm, then Sterling 100% deserves the boos he gets everywhere he goes. What he did was...

Maybe Sancho should fake a cold aswell and not show up to training. As long as he is following the Sterling method, he should also call out Pep and the club aswell. The point is he hasn't done anything that warrants the character assassination. If you are going to call out Sancho, then don't cry...

Sure Mbappe is the most exciting talent since the dinosaurs walked the earth, but we already have potential world class players in our squad. I can't imagine that Sane, Sterling, Jesus, Mbappe and B. Silva will all be happy with around 20 starts each next season. Will it be like Morata and...

Good luck to him, he turned down 30k a week at the age of 17. Sounds to me like he has his head screwed on right. Get some playing time in the upcoming years and then worry about the money later.

I agree we should not rush Foden or Brahim and that we shouldn't judge Pep on just last season. But for Sancho point, I honestly don't understand why people can't see he wants to leave. We have bought so many young players who can play in his position and we are rumored to buy Mbappe or Dembele...

I expect Foden to get 1-3 late subs in C1C cup and Brahim to get 1-3 late subs and 1-3 starts in the cups and maybe some appearances in the league. But the main thing for me is if we buy another midfielder the next summer window. If we do, then progression of Brahim/Foden will stop.

I'm not going to argue semantics over your interpretation of my argument with you. Your whole point of no one will care about Campbell if Foden/Brahim feature is a correct but it is not the underlying problem. My whole point is the underlying problem that we have always chosen the easy option...

I still think the underlying issue is everyone can see the club has no faith in youth players and they keep buying which blocks the academy player. I'll give three key examples: 1) Kelechi had a fantastic breakthrough season, was being quoted as a top talent from around the world. Before his...

I'm not a wizard LOL, Brahim was probably extra motivated to show his worth against Spanish giants Real Madrid as he is a Spaniard himself. Same reason, why Phil Foden was absolutely amazing against United being a City fan and all that but looked ok yesterday. Both of them probably had that...

Hope he gets more time in his favored position. His goal reminded me of Messi vs. Brazil.

First touch is world class, anybody with a first touch like that can slot easily into our midfield. Hopefully, the attitude issues are resolved.

I think Pep will play him against Real Madrid and he will rise up to the occasion and show his worth.

If that happened we would have a legendary defender LOL. Basically another Vinny. Stones is magnificent on the ball but defensively is woeful and Mangala is the opposite. Or what if the combination was Stone's defensive ability and Mangala's ball playing ability. Hmm

He is 17, loaning him is ludicrous. How many 17 year olds are even training with the first team. So far we are managing him perfectly. He needs to be a regular for EDS and feature in the cups for City, maybe even a appearance in the league. For Foden, I am not worried, as long as we don't buy...

We have to much talent. Outside of Foden, Sancho and Diaz. Duhaney is my favourite aswell, but you can easily argue Joel L. is in that bracket of talent with Foden.

Most kids who make it have one exceptional trait that even at a very young age that sets them apart when they make the first team. For me Phil has a magnificent first touch, absolutely unbelievable how he took the ball under control. More games in pre-season, involvement in the cups and first...

I would keep him as he is determined to show his worth. He has a mean switch and is physically a beast. I have always seen more potential in him than Stones. But no reason we can;t keep both.

The biggest example would be someone like Rashford who didn't look head and shoulder's above our players when he played them at youth level, but look at him now. Sometimes it takes just a spark, that adrenaline that gives them that confidence. We will never find out if our players are good...

Your whole premise is flawed. I can easily look at the evidence you provided and say, out of everyone that went on loan from your list there is 1 top class player (Harry Kane), yet out of the few that didn't go on loan, Rashford and Sterling are genuinely some of the best players to come out of...