bornblueegg
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When are the kids back at school....?
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Bony (Season long loan at Stoke - Official)
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bluemoon27
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if this story was to be true what a nice belated xmas pressie for blues,wonder if they could sling mangala in the deal as well
prestonibbo_mcfc
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Get Charlie Austin in to replace him. Cost next to nothing , can't do any worse than bony and knows where the net is
Bony knows where the net is. Just doesn't hit it often enough ;-)
Burtonblue
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I am sure it was another Bony playing at Swansea.
Think we've been duped!
Think we've been duped!
Rhapsody in Blue
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http://www.espnfc.co.uk/manchester-...njury-rules-man-city-striker-out-of-semifinal - Coincidence?
MANCHESTER -- Wilfried Bony is set to miss Manchester City's Capital One Cup semifinal first leg against Everton on Wednesday.
Bony has a calf injury, but should be fit to return when City visit Norwich in the FA Cup on Saturday.
Manager Manuel Pellegrini said he is confident Sergio Aguero, who has played three games since returning from a heel injury, is now able to cope with a heavy workload.
"Bony has a kick in his calf so maybe he is not fit for tomorrow [Wednesday]," Pellegrini said in a news conference. "But I think in two days more he will be OK.
"I think Sergio is play able to three games in a week with no problem at this moment. His last injury was just a pain in his heel, it was not a muscle injury. Maybe he will not play all the game but if you ask me if he is fit, yes he is fit. The best way for him to recover his best performance is playing games."
City's only other absentees at Goodison Park on Wednesday are Vincent Kompany, who could be out for another three weeks with a calf problem, and Samir Nasri, who has had surgery on a hamstring injury.
The club have only kept one clean sheet this season in Kompany's absence and Eliaquim Mangala has come in for some criticism since his £42 million move from Porto in 2014.
The France international was substituted when City were losing 1-0 at Watford on Saturday, with midfielder Fernandinho used in defence during their comeback.
But Pellegrini voiced his confidence in Mangala, Nicolas Otamendi and Martin Demichelis, his three fit centre-backs, as he again said City are very unlikely to sign or sell in the January transfer window.
"Some games maybe you are disappointed, but if you ask me about the whole season, and the last season, from Demichelis and Mangala, yes I am very happy," he said.
"I trust in both of them. Otamendi is a very important player now in our team, we bought him at the beginning of the year, and I think with those three centre-backs, with Vincent and Bacary [Sagna] who can play in that position, we don't need another. I trust absolutely in all of them.
"I think we have the correct squad. Probably nobody will come and probably nobody will go."
MANCHESTER -- Wilfried Bony is set to miss Manchester City's Capital One Cup semifinal first leg against Everton on Wednesday.
Bony has a calf injury, but should be fit to return when City visit Norwich in the FA Cup on Saturday.
Manager Manuel Pellegrini said he is confident Sergio Aguero, who has played three games since returning from a heel injury, is now able to cope with a heavy workload.
"Bony has a kick in his calf so maybe he is not fit for tomorrow [Wednesday]," Pellegrini said in a news conference. "But I think in two days more he will be OK.
"I think Sergio is play able to three games in a week with no problem at this moment. His last injury was just a pain in his heel, it was not a muscle injury. Maybe he will not play all the game but if you ask me if he is fit, yes he is fit. The best way for him to recover his best performance is playing games."
City's only other absentees at Goodison Park on Wednesday are Vincent Kompany, who could be out for another three weeks with a calf problem, and Samir Nasri, who has had surgery on a hamstring injury.
The club have only kept one clean sheet this season in Kompany's absence and Eliaquim Mangala has come in for some criticism since his £42 million move from Porto in 2014.
The France international was substituted when City were losing 1-0 at Watford on Saturday, with midfielder Fernandinho used in defence during their comeback.
But Pellegrini voiced his confidence in Mangala, Nicolas Otamendi and Martin Demichelis, his three fit centre-backs, as he again said City are very unlikely to sign or sell in the January transfer window.
"Some games maybe you are disappointed, but if you ask me about the whole season, and the last season, from Demichelis and Mangala, yes I am very happy," he said.
"I trust in both of them. Otamendi is a very important player now in our team, we bought him at the beginning of the year, and I think with those three centre-backs, with Vincent and Bacary [Sagna] who can play in that position, we don't need another. I trust absolutely in all of them.
"I think we have the correct squad. Probably nobody will come and probably nobody will go."
mrtwiceaseason
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The so called transfer expert on talkshite mentioned how bony was getting agitated by his lack of game time
JoeMercer'sWay
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Bony complaining about game time, lol.