Excited when they signed but turned out to be rubbish

Too many. But these last few years we seem to be doing quite well actually.

Reading a topic like this and you might feel we should not sign Haaland or any other player.
 
TonyM said:
Oops misspelled. Trousers made of wool that mothers made their sons wear in the 70s either because they were cruel or they wouldn't believe how prickly they really were. The thoughts of it make me feel uneasy. Sort of similar to me thinking of Garcia in midfield. Shudder.
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Sounds horrific! Fortunately I only lived a couple of months of the 70s, so missed out on that fad.
 
The list for me is very long, i would bore most with it so i will give you back 10 minutes of your life going through it. Special mention goes to Mr Pearce for the most disappointing manager.
 
red 2 hats said:
He raised our profile when he signed, our marquee signing massively under achieved, one or two decent moments but that was it.
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Though in the football scheme of things Robinho didn't do much for us, I think in the broader sense he had the intended impact. Sounds daft but the goal when he lifted the ball over almunia in the 3-0 against Arsenal that's when the new ownerships potential impact really sunk in for me, really got me excited about our prospects in a way I hadn't been since I was a nipper (when I didn't know any better!).
 
Boo or Boo-urns said:
Lee Badbuy.
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If I recall correctly, he made his City debut at Burnley in a friendly pre-season and scored an hat-trick. I remember coming out of Turf Moor thinking WOW what a signing, he's like "Shit off a Shovel". Well I was almost right. He was shit.
 
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