He was offered like 30k a week at 17, and Pep wanted him to go on the pre-season tour, but Sancho was determined to leave. Couldn`t have done much more to keep him, it was our poor record of playing academy players that came back to haunt usWith hindsight its a real pity we didn't go all out to keep him and not spent time and effort chasing the busted flush Sanchez and wasting £60m on Mahrez. Pep makes very few mistakes but this may just be one of them.
He wanted to play football, when you are expected to deliver on all fronts almost instantly like Pep is , it's hard to risk playing youngsters when you can play known quantities. Sadly sometimes those known quantities just dont work out either.He was offered like 30k a week at 17, and Pep wanted him to go on the pre-season tour, but Sancho was determined to leave. Couldn`t have done much more to keep him, it was our poor record of playing academy players that came back to haunt us
Awww has one of the big boys been picking on you? Poor little bee. ;)Probably.....say it as it is, don't be bullied by bluemoon celebrity posters.
He wanted to play football, when you are expected to deliver on all fronts almost instantly like Pep is , it's hard to risk playing youngsters when you can play known quantities. Sadly sometimes those known quantities just dont work out either.
Agree entirely.Put it in the shit happens category.
The lad got impatient and decided he wanted instant football,he was never going to stay here and fight for his chance.It wasn't a bad decision as he has proved,but by the same token......Foden's decision not to take an easier path was equally good.
Spot on. And look at Zinch. If you're good enough, your chance will come. I just think deep down, he never wanted to be here.Put it in the shit happens category.
The lad got impatient and decided he wanted instant football,he was never going to stay here and fight for his chance.It wasn't a bad decision as he has proved,but by the same token......Foden's decision not to take an easier path was equally good.
I disagree,i'm sure he would have loved to still be here and winning trophies like his mate....he just didn't fancy his chances.Spot on. And look at Zinch. If you're good enough, your chance will come. I just think deep down, he never wanted to be here.
No. I'll disagree on that. He's a Cockney and in my opinion, he was never going to be happy in Manchester. I'll bet you he ends up at a London club after Dortmund. And if you are right about him wanting to be here, good riddance!I disagree,i'm sure he would have loved to still be here and winning trophies like his mate....he just didn't fancy his chances.
Put it in the shit happens category.
The lad got impatient and decided he wanted instant football,he was never going to stay here and fight for his chance.It wasn't a bad decision as he has proved,but by the same token......Foden's decision not to take an easier path was equally good.
I agree,hence why Foden is treated like he is.Pep obviously adores and respects his approach and attitude.i have took shit for saying sancho should have stayed and fight for a place and not spit his dummy out ?? when top coaches and manager at city says not yet your not ready, he then goes and says he wants a move and the club have no choice but to let him leave ?? yes we got a good price and maybe a sell on fee as well, but for me its not about his talent but the attitude and that is what makes a good player into a great player
who ever sancho lands up next he will be that kid that thinks he knows better and dare the manager or coach leave him out or drop him ??? a ticking time bomb with talent is a dangerous player to have at your club ?? and we have seen pogba at united and many more type of player just like sancho and the attitude is not right
yes i don't really know the lad and maybe he is being told the wrong things by others like the agents ?? but from what i have seen with pep a player has to be 100% a team player and listen and wanting to learn and never demand a place and am talking about seasons pro's not a youth player
i have took shit for saying sancho should have stayed and fight for a place and not spit his dummy out ?? when top coaches and manager at city says not yet your not ready, he then goes and says he wants a move and the club have no choice but to let him leave ?? yes we got a good price and maybe a sell on fee as well, but for me its not about his talent but the attitude and that is what makes a good player into a great player
who ever sancho lands up next he will be that kid that thinks he knows better and dare the manager or coach leave him out or drop him ??? a ticking time bomb with talent is a dangerous player to have at your club ?? and we have seen pogba at united and many more type of player just like sancho and the attitude is not right
yes i don't really know the lad and maybe he is being told the wrong things by others like the agents ?? but from what i have seen with pep a player has to be 100% a team player and listen and wanting to learn and never demand a place and am talking about seasons pro's not a youth player
You took shit because pretty much everything you said, and are still saying, about Sancho is complete bollocks. Do you have any evidence of him having a bad attitude? He’s been at Dortmund for 2 years now so it should be fairly easy to find an article that mentions his bad attitude...
No. I'll disagree on that. He's a Cockney and in my opinion, he was never going to be happy in Manchester. I'll bet you he ends up at a London club after Dortmund. And if you are right about him wanting to be here, good riddance!
We should close this book already. He's gone, it's his choice.
I think that's what he wants. I might be(I usually am) wrong, but I reckon he wants to be back in the smoke.There's absolutely no chance he goes to a London club next. None of them can afford him.
That's probably why it's on the "general football" part of the forum and not the part to do with City...
I think that's what he wants. I might be(I usually am) wrong, but I reckon he wants to be back in the smoke.