The1nvisibleMan
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It’s early. I apologise.Yeah, joined in 2011.
It’s early. I apologise.Yeah, joined in 2011.
My bad, too early to do simple numbers it seemsYep, Summer of 2011 which makes this his 10th year.
Damn, I just agreed with your previous post. Does that mean I was right, I honestly don't know now.My bad, too early to do simple numbers it seems
Yeah, I hope Jesus stays. The point I was trying to make is that out of young strikers only Mbappe and Haaland would be an upgrade on what we currently have.I don't think Jesus comes into it - this is about replacing Kun in the squad as I reckon Kun will end up going this summer.
Champions League nights are big pressure games for players, its the elite competition, if you play for Red Bull, Dortmund or City and he seems to score every time he plays in the CL. MY doubts are more if the club can get a deal over the line given we don't break or fee/wage structure or entertain bidding wars and the lad has the best agent for players in the game aswell as himself!
Football seasons are confusing. Let’s just chalk it up to an early startDamn, I just agreed with your previous post. Does that mean I was right, I honestly don't know now.
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Totally agree but 90% of our signings fall in that category as the elite clubs barely do business with each other for the next superstars.Dortmund don’t have to win every game or champ game. playing for City is different to playing for Dortmund.
Saying all that the kid has it mentally.
I never looked at the clock this morning when I got up and with the snow it looked a lot lighter (and later) outside than I thought :(Football seasons are confusing. Let’s just chalk it up to an early start
Yeah I was thinking worse case scenarios and how it has been suggested Haaland is managing his own development as a player.Haalands next move will be his last for a good few years unless something goes seriously awry. There's no way we'd sign him on a 6, 8 or even 10 year contract (nobody else is going to offer less than 6 years to safe guard the investment) and then let him go after 2 years.
I know it still seems odd to say it (for us older posters anyway) but we're as big a club as you can get nowadays. There is no 'moving up' from us.
Maybe Jesus in Aguero's absence would leap forward in effectiveness? We've seen others grow unexpectedly.
Maybe Haaland would not necessarily be before him in the pecking.
I think he'll stay. He will get games as backup, on the wings or in a two. Would love to see Jesus creating space and chances for Haaland. There's some player in there, and he's scored so many important goals.Yeah, I hope Jesus stays. The point I was trying to make is that out of young strikers only Mbappe and Haaland would be an upgrade on what we currently have.
However, I wouldn’t be very surprised if Jesus left if we signed Haaland. Coming to City from Brazil at 19 it was obvious he was gonna be more of a backup to Sergio in his first few years, but if we get Haaland, who’s arguably better already, he would probably not be the first choice striker. He’s a very hard working and ambitious guy, wouldn’t surprise me if he left. There were also some reports we could be looking at 2 strikers. I hope he stays though. Brilliant work rate, good linkup play, skilful and young, only lacks a bit of confidence in front of goal
Over time though you don't know how it might work out. :-)Haaland would be coming in as first choice, otherwise he won’t be coming. Jesus is a good 2nd striker for the squad and would definitely keep him but he bottles too many big chances. He’s not a natural finisher and he’s not good enough to be our first choice forward with the ambitions we have.
From watching Haaland it’s clear that like Aguero he is a natural finisher. When Jesus has time to think you can never be confident he’s going to score, a bit like Sterling. Aguero / Haaland will just ruthlessly bag goals without too much thought.
If we break our transfer record for Haaland, he would be the first choice striker. Jesus would still get lots of gametime, but potentially more as a rotation player. I wouldn`t be surprised to see him move to a club where he would be the main striker, but I really hope he stays. He`s still only 23 and a very good playerI think he'll stay. He will get games as backup, on the wings or in a two. Would love to see Jesus creating space and chances for Haaland. There's some player in there, and he's scored so many important goals.
Used to be MEN's rag reporter, now is one of the Athletic's many rag reporters.
No idea who Adam Crafton is, but he sounds like a snivelling rag bitch so he can fuck off with his ignorant, unimportant opinion.
Anyone who criticises City, or Pep is wrong and can go fuck themselves and their mother.
So its now confirmed,he's a ****.Crafton is a Manchester United fan who works for the Athletic. He recently did a podcast with Ornstein and said that Pep might have to take a sabbatical before he signed a new deal as he was finished and nobody would want him.
On top of that he wrote that dogshit piece as a major exclusive regarding the young Brazilian player as ANOTHER cheap dig at the club.
Add to that his weekly updates on Sancho, and as you can see, Sancho has been a fantastic signing for United.
If I'm not mistaken, he also wrote a piece a few years doing a Spurs/Arsenal combined XI and chose all Spurs players, he then got upset when Arsenal sent him a gif of Ozil. He did get some appalling abuse, which is a society problem and disgusting, but his initial piece was such a pisstake to try be as inflammatory as possible IMO.
@BillyShears can back me up on this.
Don't think Spurs will ever sell and he doesn't seem desperate to leave. He'll end up with a League/FA Cup at most once he's retired. Sad, but ah well.I’d have Harry Kane if we didn’t get Haaland. Spurs will need the money if they don’t get CL football again. You’d probably only get 5 years at most though as an elite goal scorer and that might not be enough for a fee of over £100m.