nellyonthewing
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This would be the outcome the UEFA mafiosa dreamt of.
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#17 | Kevin De Bruyne - 2019/20 Performances
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RobertVentura
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I can understand why - as he wants to be playing in the champions league. however if a player isn’t loyal to us and wants to move we should accept the best offer.
obviously he’s a world class player, but we need players who are committed. Yes if he stays he’ll put in 100% , but he doesn’t sound committed to the club in times where he needs to be
People nowadays, footballers and others, have a very different notion of what constitutes loyalty. I don't know Kevin personally, I know Kev the football player and how short players' careers are. He's not in his early twenties. His career will be over in 5 or 6 years, that's a blip in human years. I doubt the club saw this suspension coming; the players even less so.
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I don't give a shit for Kevin or Sane or anyone else...Im City for over 40 years,not a fan of them....ps.fuck the modern football and all those arrogant rich players... football means working class.
jimharri
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Mercenaries are gonna mercenary.
He - along with all of the other £50m+ signings - came to the club as part of a mutually beneficial agreement that we pay him very well, while providing an elite sporting platform upon which he will lend us his talent. Now we are potentially going to fail to keep up our side of the deal, he will look for someone who can offer him Champions League football.
Great player, but there’s no point in keeping someone who’s not fully committed, especially in the pending period of rebuilding; send him to Real Madrid for Odegaard and Jovic plus cash, and allow them to develop into the catalysts of the next cycle of success.
He - along with all of the other £50m+ signings - came to the club as part of a mutually beneficial agreement that we pay him very well, while providing an elite sporting platform upon which he will lend us his talent. Now we are potentially going to fail to keep up our side of the deal, he will look for someone who can offer him Champions League football.
Great player, but there’s no point in keeping someone who’s not fully committed, especially in the pending period of rebuilding; send him to Real Madrid for Odegaard and Jovic plus cash, and allow them to develop into the catalysts of the next cycle of success.
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So one of the only things that will help us keep him, is if he gets more money. I don’t really want someone as our captain who isn’t committed
Nebuchadnezzar
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This is what happens when people let him talk. Dave should have held him back again!
Rather than post on the OS to appease Kevin the club spoke to sport -witness.
ffs only gullible football fans can believe this shit.
Tugay One Cup
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So one of the only things that will help us keep him, is if he gets more money. I don’t really want someone as our captain who isn’t committed
Do you guys think the likes of Komany would have stayed with us for so long if we didn't pay him a load of money? I doubt he left Hamburg because he grew up with dreams of playing for the mighty City. Aguero wouldn't be our record scorer if we weren't paying him through the nose either.
Bullshit walks and there's a lot of it in this thread at the moment.
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