I would. It would be dumb not to. Unless that is, a better deal comes thru. In the end, this is a business and they are workers. You fashion out the best deal for yourself. Max he has 3 more years of average to poor football left. Why give up 10 million to please fans who mostly already dislike you?A load of rambling nonsense Dax. I really don't care if he does apologise or not. He is done at city far too slow these days to play anything more than a bit part. Pep is just voicing the opinion of the majority who are sick and tired of Yaya and his agent. Would I rather it had all ended differently of course I would but the glory days are gone now and it's time he hit the road hopefully in January but with your encouragement perhaps he will sit on his arse for another six months.
To be fair, this isn't that impressive. Yaya was already a fringe player on the squad. Left to management they'd have rather he moved on. So putting your foot down on an aging fringe player isn't that impressive. There are lots of Impressive things Pep has done here, but this isn't one of them. I know the hate for Yaya here makes folks go gaga over any bad that befalls him. But lets keep it factual, any manager would have taken the same decision. I mean Schweinsteiger didn't say shit at United and Mourihno sent him to go play with the youth team.
Sit
When you are surplus to requirement, this is what happens. If i were Yaya, I sure would not apologize. Sit tight, collect your 250 a week for the rest of your one year. Keep your aging legs fresh so you can play a few more paid for seasons when your contract of getting paid to relax is over. It's only in the mind of fans do they think this is actually a negative for Yaya. I mean I'd love for my company to overpay me to take a vacation for a year at a position I am surplus to requirement at.
Truth is this works for all sides. Pep doesn't have to workout ways to fit some aging ex ward into his new philosophy and an ex-great player doesn't have to spend his last year hoping for 10 minute scraps at the end of games. To me this is a win win situation. Perhaps a win-win-win. As the fans who have always disliked Yaya and deemed his actions disreputable can too pump their fist in joy for having won finally. :)
I guess its a trifecta :) But none of it is that impressive. IN my opinion obviously :)
To be fair, this isn't that impressive. Yaya was already a fringe player on the squad. Left to management they'd have rather he moved on. So putting your foot down on an aging fringe player isn't that impressive. There are lots of Impressive things Pep has done here, but this isn't one of them. I know the hate for Yaya here makes folks go gaga over any bad that befalls him. But lets keep it factual, any manager would have taken the same decision. I mean Schweinsteiger didn't say shit at United and Mourihno sent him to go play with the youth team.
Sit
When you are surplus to requirement, this is what happens. If i were Yaya, I sure would not apologize. Sit tight, collect your 250 a week for the rest of your one year. Keep your aging legs fresh so you can play a few more paid for seasons when your contract of getting paid to relax is over. It's only in the mind of fans do they think this is actually a negative for Yaya. I mean I'd love for my company to overpay me to take a vacation for a year at a position I am surplus to requirement at.
Truth is this works for all sides. Pep doesn't have to workout ways to fit some aging ex ward into his new philosophy and an ex-great player doesn't have to spend his last year hoping for 10 minute scraps at the end of games. To me this is a win win situation. Perhaps a win-win-win. As the fans who have always disliked Yaya and deemed his actions disreputable can too pump their fist in joy for having won finally. :)
I guess its a trifecta :) But none of it is that impressive. IN my opinion obviously :)
Seluk is speaking for him. Agents are always speaking for their clients. And if they misspeak, they are quickly corrected. It's always the player screwing up. Agents are simply vessels. It's the analogues to talking on your phone to someone. And the person thinking it was your phone talking and they need to hear you say it personally. The player /agent distinction is one fans make when they like or think they need the player. Its a fan fallacy.
Just like it was Tevez back in the day, it is Yaya now.
I don't think that's factual. Do you think Pellegrini would have done the same if he was still here? I think he'd have asked Yaya for forgiveness and reinstated him immediately into a two man midfield.But lets keep it factual, any manager would have taken the same decision.
Shuts up all those that were saying "Pep won't care what the agents says, he's just creating a market for his player"'Difficult to leave him out of CL squad but day after his agent spoke, he was out' - didn't think I could love this bloke any more
Hasn't he confirmed in the past that Seluk speaks for him and what he says is with his approval? I am sure he has said that before.
To be fair, this isn't that impressive. Yaya was already a fringe player on the squad. Left to management they'd have rather he moved on. So putting your foot down on an aging fringe player isn't that impressive. There are lots of Impressive things Pep has done here, but this isn't one of them. I know the hate for Yaya here makes folks go gaga over any bad that befalls him. But lets keep it factual, any manager would have taken the same decision. I mean Schweinsteiger didn't say shit at United and Mourihno sent him to go play with the youth team.
Sit
When you are surplus to requirement, this is what happens. If i were Yaya, I sure would not apologize. Sit tight, collect your 250 a week for the rest of your one year. Keep your aging legs fresh so you can play a few more paid for seasons when your contract of getting paid to relax is over. It's only in the mind of fans do they think this is actually a negative for Yaya. I mean I'd love for my company to overpay me to take a vacation for a year at a position I am surplus to requirement at.
Truth is this works for all sides. Pep doesn't have to workout ways to fit some aging ex ward into his new philosophy and an ex-great player doesn't have to spend his last year hoping for 10 minute scraps at the end of games. To me this is a win win situation. Perhaps a win-win-win. As the fans who have always disliked Yaya and deemed his actions disreputable can too pump their fist in joy for having won finally. :)
I guess its a trifecta :) But none of it is that impressive. IN my opinion obviously :)
I don't think that's factual. Do you think Pellegrini would have done the same if he was still here? I think he'd have asked Yaya for forgiveness and reinstated him immediately into a two man midfield.
Yaya has retired from international duty today forgoing the chance to play at the African Nations in Jan.
Chinese super League transfer window opens on Jan 1st.
thisDon't fuck with Pep you disrespectful pair of motherfuckers.
Lets get this right,yaya has said numerous times his agent speaks for him and has never corrected him once even with the stuff about the club not letting him see his dying brother,if you think differently then you have a lot of reading to do since we won the title last
I can't wait for City to upload the full press conference.So we have a stand off,i can't see him or his agent backing down,hopefully yaya will go in january
Love pep even more