Agree with that. Rightly or wrongly, Guardiola brought this to a head. I think he was right, for what it's worth.
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Yaya Toure apologises
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Agree with that. Rightly or wrongly, Guardiola brought this to a head. I think he was right, for what it's worth.
It was incredibly calculated.
Pep brought this up 1 month after Seluk last spoke out, but the day that Yaya returned to training after missing a week from a migraine.
I don't know why he chose to have this fight now, but this is definitely happening because Guardiola wants it to - he was the one who decided to take it public.
It's been long overdue. No sympathy for Yaya or Seluk, the sooner they fuck off the better.
BlueMoonRisin’
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Concisely put Pablo, well said.His poor performances over the last 18 months were already doing that for many. Coupled with 3 years of nonsense from his agent (and by extension Yaya himself) have only served to sully it more.
Love what he's done for us and I'll never forget his part in an unbelievable 3 years but personally I'll never hold him in as high esteem as the likes of Zaba/Kompany/Silva. There's more to creating a legacy than being a talented footballer in my eyes.
goalmole
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Which one do you mean Glasgow or Stalybridge?He probably can play on till he's 40 but it would have to be somewhere like Celtic.
Yeah, I appreciate that. That's why I said me personally as I know for many he'll always be regarded as a legend.That's fair enough. Everything's relative after all, and you're comparing him to three players I adore. I still admire him greatly, and any off the field nonsense won't change that. He's one of our most important ever players.
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His poor performances over the last 18 months were already doing that for many. Coupled with 3 years of nonsense from his agent (and by extension Yaya himself) have only served to sully it more.
Love what he's done for us and I'll never forget his part in an unbelievable 3 years but personally I'll never hold him in as high esteem as the likes of Zaba/Kompany/Silva. There's more to creating a legacy than being a talented footballer in my eyes.
Pretty much sums up my take on it.
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A fantastic player and made more brilliant because of us, right player, right time syndrome to take us to heights we hadn't experienced for decades. Played for himself and the team he was attached to and that team was us, we've been beneficiaries and thankful for it, whether he'll appreciate us as a club that afforded his acclaim is up to him.
What a top class stupid fucking post.
Not really. You think Pep would say the same if Aguero's agent came out with the same stuff? Or do you think there would be talks to solve the situation. Thanks for the top class reply though.
So you've invented a situation to make City look bad. Why would someone do that?
I've not invented anything. Pep has sidelined a player he would have sidelined anyway.