I think this Bobb thing got out of hands and what we expect from him.
He literally had one outstanding moment in his City career and his name has been thrown around now as some kind of a season savior.
LOLI think this Bobb thing got out of hands and what we expect from him.
He literally had one outstanding moment in his City career and his name has been thrown around now as some kind of a season savior.
LOL
His injury was a disaster, this lad is the real deal, he could be even better than Foden.
I don't think people were necessarily expecting him to rip up trees every week, but Bobb had a great pre-season and it looked like this year might be equivalent to Foden's 19/20 season. From there, anything was possible. But he's basically lost a year of progress now, at a crucial age, and fans are understandably gutted for him.Not arguing @ Keeper, because I haven't seen much of him tbh.
Clearly he is very skilful in tight situations and has good composure as his goal against Newcastle showed, but what are his other strengths ?
Speed, agility , vision etc
I aggree, his injury has been a disaster for a lad and his prospects with us. But in brutal terms of all things football, Grealish's - and we discuss him here - injuries and Foden retirement have been much more pressing issues for us than 'could', 'should', 'would' that you attach to Bobb.LOL
His injury was a disaster, this lad is the real deal, he could be even better than Foden.
never been a heavy scorer at youth level, hell of a creator though when given the keys in the middle.I think this Bobb thing got out of hands and what we expect from him.
He literally had one outstanding moment in his City career and his name has been thrown around now as some kind of a season savior.
Speed, dribbling, mentality, composure and a footballing brain.Not arguing @ Keeper, because I haven't seen much of him tbh.
Clearly he is very skilful in tight situations and has good composure as his goal against Newcastle showed, but what are his other strengths ?
Speed, agility , vision etc
Could, should, would could very much apply to Grealish and he is a vastly experienced, international player.I aggree, his injury has been a disaster for a lad and his prospects with us. But in brutal terms of all things football, Grealish's - and we discuss him here - injuries and Foden retirement have been much more pressing issues for us than 'could', 'should', 'would' that you attach to Bobb.
Van de Ven is undoubtedly the more valuable and appreciating asset—he's younger, has four years remaining on his contract, and is on lower wages. A straight swap would be excellent business for City, but not for Tottenham. I highly doubt Levy would be so naive as to agree to a straight swap for Grealish, who not only commands higher wages but will also be 30 by the time he arrives at Spurs.If spuds are interested in Grealish I think a straight swap for Van the man would be good business.