Jack Grealish

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bluemoon32 said:
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There's a section of posters on here who feel the need to continually tell us how shit Sterling is and are happy to use any subject, regardless of it having anything to do with him, to push their agenda.
Its sad as fuck and tells you a lot about them.
In fairness, that particular poster comes across as a miserable fucker on all City related threads.
 
Pablo1 said:
There's a section of posters on here who feel the need to continually tell us how shit Sterling is and are happy to use any subject, regardless of it having anything to do with him, to push their agenda.
Its sad as fuck and tells you a lot about them.
In fairness, that particular poster comes across as a miserable fucker on all City related threads.
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I suspect a goodly number of them speak with a phlegmy accent.
 
Always amuses me. Anyone who has supported us for longer than ten years, knows what a shit player looks like and we haven't got one on the books. Do I think Raz is perfect or even 'world class' - no, but he gets back up and keeps on trying, which was the yard stick for when we were in the second division. We don't actually need to win (it helps), we just have to try.
 
Asa's left peg said:
Always amuses me. Anyone who has supported us for longer than ten years, knows what a shit player looks like and we haven't got one on the books. Do I think Raz is perfect or even 'world class' - no, but he gets back up and keeps on trying, which was the yard stick for when we were in the second division. We don't actually need to win (it helps), we just have to try.
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I think Sterling is obviously good but I think the issue is that he’s in poor form at the minute and a contract renewal will be coming up. So it begs the question will we offer him a massive new contract even if he isn’t performing his best? Seems a bit silly to do so
 
The1nvisibleMan said:
I think Sterling is obviously good but I think the issue is that he’s in poor form at the minute and a contract renewal will be coming up. So it begs the question will we offer him a massive new contract even if he isn’t performing his best? Seems a bit silly to do so
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Not if we think it's a dip in form, if we do it would be silly not to offer a new contract. As there is no reason not think it's just a dip I expect he'll be offered and sign a new contract. I don't know , but would guess he's quite high up in the minutes played list and that doesn't happen by accident with Pep.
 
blueparrot said:
Not if we think it's a dip in form, if we do it would be silly not to offer a new contract. As there is no reason not think it's just a dip I expect he'll be offered and sign a new contract. I don't know , but would guess he's quite high up in the minutes played list and that doesn't happen by accident with Pep.
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Yeah you’re right but it’s been a dip for a while and he want’s to be one of the highest earners. Obviously I have no say in all this but if you wanna be a top earner you can’t really afford long periods of poor form. I have no doubt he can recapture his form but it needs to be soonish
 
Asa's left peg said:
Always amuses me. Anyone who has supported us for longer than ten years, knows what a shit player looks like and we haven't got one on the books. Do I think Raz is perfect or even 'world class' - no, but he gets back up and keeps on trying, which was the yard stick for when we were in the second division. We don't actually need to win (it helps), we just have to try.
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Good debate to be had actually, who was the last genuinely 'shit' player we had on the books? I'd probably go for Tal Ben Haim although I have to admit I'm a bit fuzzy on dates.
 
Andrew___K said:
Nah, you need at least one pacy winger to manipulate defenders and make more diverse attacking moves. Replacing Sterling by a slow playmaker wouldn't make the team any better
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None of that trio are slow,Foden and Grealish have superb standing starts especially,which is ideal for the way we set up.Both are much more than 'playmakers' too.
 
There's a lot of resentment/doubt in ability with regard to Grealish (for whatever reason); he's a bit of a thug (but not overly so) which is possibly a good thing if kept under control - and he has loads of ability.

I'd like to see Grealish in our side next year if it's part of some holistic improvement - but not at all if it's at the expense of signing Haaland or some other top talent that we need.
 
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