That's because that trolley must have landed really hard on your head.
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Report that Guardiola plans to sell Silva [according to Twitter ITK]
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Trolleyhead
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That's because that trolley must have landed really hard on your head.
Yeah great point well made.
I hope you are wrong because the centre mid alone needs 2 new signings and then the fullback department...
One thing I'm sure of is Yaya will go. I'd put my bottom dollar on it.
After that I couldn't tell you. We all have different opinions on who we think should go/stay but in the end that's Peps call.
What he will do is bring more from the ones we have. They will work harder, train harder and fight harder. Otherwise they'll be out.
That will take more than a summer to establish though, so like any manager there will be one or two who he wants in as a bit of insurance.
I'd imagine he will also use some of the EDS.
I think one or two of our spine may be nearing the end, but it's not half as bad as some would suggest. The biggest issue is motivating this team and Pelligrini has failed miserably in this regard. Some of the squad look much worse than they have been throughout their careers. Again something I expect will be sorted.
If it as bad as some would suggest, ie the spine has gone, we need new full backs etc etc, then it will take a whole while longer than a summer to sort out. That's 2 transfer windows.
For the record I don't buy that. I think once we have moved Toure on and found a replacement, solved some fitness issues and give some of these lads there mojo back, we will go again.
In respect of Silva, I wouldn't be at all surprised if he went. I think he will be looking for some assurances in respect of where he plays. I may be way out here, but I don't think he's to pleased being shunted out left almost every fucking week. He's a number 10.
On the latter I hope I'm wrong.
It's hard to give an in depth answer when responding to numpties.Yeah great point well made.
Trolleyhead
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It's hard to give an in depth answer when responding to numpties.
Yeah you've really demonstrated you're on a higher plane of intelligence. With your vocabulary, your cutting wit, and your incredible insight into the beautiful game. Don't worry I don't expect a sensible response with words of more than one syllable. You can just grunt again and scrape your knuckles on your kitchen floor before you go to bed.
My last reply had words with more than one syllable. My vocabulary is normally a direct result to the post I'm replying to so when you get a sweary one it tends to mean I think you're a ****.Yeah you've really demonstrated you're on a higher plane of intelligence. With your vocabulary, your cutting wit, and your incredible insight into the beautiful game. Don't worry I don't expect a sensible response with words of more than one syllable. You can just grunt again and scrape your knuckles on your kitchen floor before you go to bed.
If the cap fits and all that eh.
Another few hours in work before I rest my weary head unfortunately.
Trolleyhead
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My last reply had words with more than one syllable. My vocabulary is normally a direct result to the post I'm replying to so when you get a sweary one it tends to mean I think you're a ****.
If the cap fits and all that eh.
Another few hours in work before I rest my weary head unfortunately.
You really are a tit.
Haha!You really are a tit.
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fair points.One thing I'm sure of is Yaya will go. I'd put my bottom dollar on it.
After that I couldn't tell you. We all have different opinions on who we think should go/stay but in the end that's Peps call.
What he will do is bring more from the ones we have. They will work harder, train harder and fight harder. Otherwise they'll be out.
That will take more than a summer to establish though, so like any manager there will be one or two who he wants in as a bit of insurance.
I'd imagine he will also use some of the EDS.
I think one or two of our spine may be nearing the end, but it's not half as bad as some would suggest. The biggest issue is motivating this team and Pelligrini has failed miserably in this regard. Some of the squad look much worse than they have been throughout their careers. Again something I expect will be sorted.
If it as bad as some would suggest, ie the spine has gone, we need new full backs etc etc, then it will take a whole while longer than a summer to sort out. That's 2 transfer windows.
For the record I don't buy that. I think once we have moved Toure on and found a replacement, solved some fitness issues and give some of these lads there mojo back, we will go again.
In respect of Silva, I wouldn't be at all surprised if he went. I think he will be looking for some assurances in respect of where he plays. I may be way out here, but I don't think he's to pleased being shunted out left almost every fucking week. He's a number 10.
On the latter I hope I'm wrong.
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For the record, I find both tits and cunts to be somewhat useful.
its more realistic that Guardiola will adapt Silva into an Iniesta type of role when he comes, instead of the right winger that Pellegrini tried to make Silva into today.
How exactly Silva will adapt to that Iniesta type role? Can he match Iniesta's madman-like intense pressing? Nope. Nobody saw Xavi as the "greatest midfielder" until Iniesta came to prime. Though it is not much ridiculous than claiming that Silva plays a Messi type of role for Spain national team.
And for God's sake, stop comparing Silva to Iniesta and Xavi. This season and his average performances in Champions League are eye-openers that he is not in the same bracket as those two legends.
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If you don't know the answer to that then my original reply isn't too far off the mark.Much more useful than David today and in the last few games. Back on topic. Whats the problem ? A shadow of his former self.
Today wasn't even a bad performance, it was much improved even if still not at his very best.
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I thought he played well today. Chance at the end wasn't that easy. Needs to play centrally and not on the wing.
I'll bore off when I want to bore off mate. This is the first I even remember interacting with you, and judging by your posts it's not hard to see why.Wow you are like a boring stalker. Bore off if you can't add any value to a discussion.
If you want to tell me why you've chosen today to give him grief, after he was much improved from recent games then I'm all ears.
How exactly Silva will adapt to that Iniesta type role? Can he match Iniesta's madman-like intense pressing? Nope. Nobody saw Xavi as the "greatest midfielder" until Iniesta came to prime. Though it is not much ridiculous than claiming that Silva plays a Messi type of role for Spain national team.
thinking more on the central midfielder passer Iniesta role than the current off the front player role he plays now, think he has lost a bit of pace with age and will suit a slower but deep controlling role. Maybe i thinking of Xavi or Iniesta ... one that isnt a great ball winner in the middle, but can control the game in the middle, make the righ pass and orchestrates the team barca-esque
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It wouldn't surprise me if this is true. Silva has been a great player, now he is 30, got a bad ankle and Pep likes players who work hard to win the ball back. Not sure at 30 year's old Silva can do that anymore.
Hurling abuse. My, aren't you a precious flower. Believe me, having to respond the way I do doesn't make me feel bad about myself, it makes me feel bad that there's a section of City fans who have no sense of loyalty or patience to arguably our very best player in history.Because he is very poor at the moment. I am wondering why. Do you have anything constructive to say about that or would you rather just hurl abuse at me for daring to ask the question because it makes you feel better about yourself ?
So no, I'd rather not be doing it but needs must I'm afraid.
If you can give me your opinion on what's wrong with him at the moment I'm happy to listen.
thinking more on the central midfielder passer Iniesta role than the current off the front player role he plays now, think he has lost a bit of pace with age and will suit a slower but deep controlling role. Maybe i thinking of Xavi or Iniesta ... one that isnt a great ball winner in the middle, but can control the game in the middle, make the righ pass and orchestrates the team barca-esque
A role like Pirlo then. But as you said he has lost a bit of pace and on top of that accommodating him would mean other midfielders would have to share his burden of pressing. Unless Silva regain his Premier League form and start converting his League performances into Champions League matches, Pep will try to offload him.
Cage fighter eh? Sorry mate, will you forgive me?And by the way, I am a cage fighter so if you want to sort it out man to man in a ring, j
The OP rightly referred to Silva and Aguero being two of the greatest players we have seen, but today they were both well off the pace of the game and I have to say at times seemed to lose interest. I really hope Pep comes in and brings them back to life.