Leroy Sane - 2018/2019 performances

[mosssideblue]

No, it's the fact that, right or wrong, some **** who doesn't work for our club, shouldn't be telling the world's press that one of our players has the wrong fucking 'body language' irrespective of what context it's in, where it is, or who he is.

It's piss poor & imo people are showing a small club mentality by accepting it.

Utd or Liverpool wouldn't.

I,ll leave you to your life of being wound up over this

 

[Sir peace frog]

Fuck me hitler youth,this is about a real Madrid player trying to destabilise city, so many paranoid people on here its unbelievable

 

[Neville Kneville]

That’s a bit below the belt, small club mentality? Doesn’t even make sense. Kroos and Sane aren’t of Real Madrid and City fame where this topic is concerned, the two clubs have nothing to do with it. It’s international team mates, one of whom is calling on the other to sort his neck out. He has every right to do that if it’s in the interests of the German national team.

He brought up City, in his press conference ffs OF COURSE it's relevant to us, he's our player. Utd or Liverpool would not acceptr one of their players being volunteered as a target for journalists.

If there is a big problem caused by Sane in the German team, and the only way to fix it, is for a players rep to go public, then it's just about acceptable, although tbh it still would be better dealt with internally.

There CLEARLY isn't a big problem with Sane, the manager brought him on. If the problem was so big, he'd leave him off the pitch then drop him again.


Kroos comments have made it appear as if there is a problem & people are running with it.

 

[Neville Kneville]

I,ll leave you to your life of being wound up over this

I'll leave you to being concerned about how I feel about it.

 

[Pigeonho]

He brought up City, in his press conference ffs OF COURSE it's relevant to us, he's our player. Utd or Liverpool would not acceptr one of their players being volunteered as a target for journalists.

If there is a big problem caused by Sane in the German team, and the only way to fix it, is for a players rep to go public, then it's just about acceptable, although tbh it still would be better dealt with internally.

There CLEARLY isn't a big problem with Sane, the manager brought him on. If the problem was so big, he'd leave him off the pitch then drop him again.


Kroos comments have made it appear as if there is a problem & people are running with it.

I’d say Kroos is in a much better position than you or I to gauge if there is a problem with Sane and his attitude. Wouldn’t you agree??

 

[mosssideblue]

He brought up City, in his press conference ffs OF COURSE it's relevant to us, he's our player. Utd or Liverpool would not acceptr one of their players being volunteered as a target for journalists.

If there is a big problem caused by Sane in the German team, and the only way to fix it, is for a players rep to go public, then it's just about acceptable, although tbh it still would be better dealt with internally.

There CLEARLY isn't a big problem with Sane, the manager brought him on. If the problem was so big, he'd leave him off the pitch then drop him again.


Kroos comments have made it appear as if there is a problem & people are running with it.

Only you

 

[Neville Kneville]

I’d say Kroos is in a much better position than you or I to gauge if there is a problem with Sane and his attitude. Wouldn’t you agree??

I don't know Kroos personally, so I can't judge whether I would agree with his definition of 'a problem'.

I know that using the wor 'body language' leaves everyone free to make up their own idea, of what that problem might be.

The resident German, for instance, has claimed that he was left out of the World Cup for not tracking back.

You have on more than one occasion mentioned the possibility of him being arrogant towards experienced title winners.

I could think that perhaps he spends all the training sessions on his mobile phone, or farts loudly during team talks whilst giggling.

But we'll never know, because the **** didn't say anything specific, just hung him out for reporters to make up whatever they see fit.

 

[Neville Kneville]

Only you

It was a headline on every fucking media outlet, what the fuck are you on about 'only me' running with it, the story was worldwide ?

 

[Pigeonho]

I don't know Kroos personally, so I can't judge whether I would agree with his definition of 'a problem'.

I know that using the wor 'body language' leaves everyone free to make up their own idea, of what that problem might be.

The resident German, for instance, has claimed that he was left out of the World Cup for not tracking back.

You have on more than one occasion mentioned the possibility of him being arrogant towards experienced title winners.

I could think that perhaps he spends all the training sessions on his mobile phone, or farts loudly during team talks whilst giggling.

But we'll never know, because the **** didn't say anything specific, just hung him out for reporters to make up whatever they see fit.

If he’d have been specific I think you may have blown up. :-)

 

[mosssideblue]

It was a headline on every fucking media outlet, what the fuck are you on about 'only me' running with it, the story was worldwide ?

on here. You really are trying to make a mountain out of a molehill, and woe betide anyone who has a differing view.

 

[Neville Kneville]

If he’d have been specific I think you may have blown up. :-)

No, if he'd been specific, it would have been much more like a 'supportive' comment, rather than just hanging him out to dry. 'He needs to work a bit harder without the ball' 'He needs to be a bit more controlled in possession' 'He needs to be bit better with the end product'. All stuff Sane could think about when he heard the interview & then try to improve.

It still wouldn't be right, but of course if a player is sat next to the manager, and is totally making up a reason for why the manager left out Leroy Sane, but in reality has no fucking idea whatsoever, he can't be specific can he ?

So: Body language.

****.

 

[Neville Kneville]

on here. You really are trying to make a mountain out of a molehill, and woe betide anyone who has a differing view.

Well at least you are still here to tell me.

 

[Pigeonho]

No, if he'd been specific, it would have been much more like a 'supportive' comment, rather than just hanging him out to dry. 'He needs to work a bit harder without the ball' 'He needs to be a bit more controlled in possession' 'He needs to be bit better with the end product'. All stuff Sane could think about when he heard the interview & then try to improve.

It still wouldn't be right, but of course if a player is sat next to the manager, and is totally making up a reason for why the manager left out Leroy Sane, but in reality has no fucking idea whatsoever, he can't be specific can he ?

So: Body language.

****.

Maybe he couldn’t be specific though because it would’ve been:
Sane? Yeah he needs to sort his attitude out tbh, he struts around like he owns the gaff, like he’s already an elite player and his body language remains the same whether we win, lose or draw. He’s irritating fuck out of me actually. And those braids? Fuck off’

Wouldn’t have gone down well, so he chose the diplomatic approach which he knows Sane will know exactly what he’s talking about.

 

[Neville Kneville]

Maybe he couldn’t be specific though because it would’ve been:
Sane? Yeah he needs to sort his attitude out tbh, he struts around like he owns the gaff, like he’s already an elite player and his body language remains the same whether we win, lose or draw. He’s irritating fuck out of me actually. And those braids? Fuck off’

Wouldn’t have gone down well, so he chose the diplomatic approach which he knows Sane will know exactly what he’s talking about.

That might be what he thinks.

So in an international press conference that translates to: "He's a very talented lad, hopefuly he will live up to his potential". End of story.

Kroos of course, knows that.

 

[City_Sean]

I don't even Kroos' comments are that bad. It's clear Pep is unhappy with Leroy and if both he and Kroos can see it, then hopefully it's the kick up the arse he needs.

 

[Neville Kneville]

I don't even Kroos' comments are that bad. It's clear Pep is unhappy with Leroy and if both he and Kroos can see it, then hopefully it's the kick up the arse he needs.

To improve his body language.

 

[Centurions]

on here. You really are trying to make a mountain out of a molehill, and woe betide anyone who has a differing view.

This thread took me back to the Karim Rekik days and a certain poster :)

Happy days.

 

[Pigeonho]

To improve his body language.

You’re being too literal with that now. Clinging to it even. He used it as a friendly, diplomatic way of questioning the boys attitude.

 

[Neville Kneville]

This thread took me back to the Karim Rekik days and a certain poster :)

Happy days.

And how fucking right I was about him.

People were all for sacking Jolean Lescott & bringing in Rekik. If he had a fucking time machine to go back, he still isn't good enough now.

 

[Maldeika]

I don't even Kroos' comments are that bad. It's clear Pep is unhappy with Leroy and if both he and Kroos can see it, then hopefully it's the kick up the arse he needs.

He did not just critisize him - in the same dialog with the press he even praised his abilities.

But Sane will not play Sunday as he has left the team hotel Friday out of private reasons after consulting Löw (that is what the official twitter account of the German FA says).