3 | Ruben Dias - 2024/25

[sh249]

Played fairly well on the whole, but fucked up for the goal

 

[Yue Wollongong]

His mistake killed the game .....he is not comfortable on ball , only Akanji out of back 4 is comfortable

Your two view points proved each other outrageous, sounds from someone who was sleep typing.

 

[Goldust]

Simply has to be the captain moving forward. People said he messed up for the goal, what about Kyle’s involvement.

 

[AshtonBlueMooner]

Fantastic professional. Excellent mentality. Post match interview comments were honest, considered but most importantly were calm. Ruben is an excellent leader, based purely on what we see on the pitch, in interviews and from what his peers say about him. Must have a chance of taking on captaincy next season and for a good number of years. If his development continues we could be talking of a player in the mould of Vincent Kompany, I really think he has that much potential.

 

[Keeper!]

With him leading the side we will be ok, a true leader and warrior, a player to build a new team around for sure.

 

[chris85mcfc]

The best thing we can do right now, is give this lad the captaincy with immediate effect.

His desire and fight on the pitch is exactly what we need in terms of leadership, and his post match interview actually gives a bit of inspiration, as opposed to listening to Walker stumble through with cliche after cliche.

It's hard to back this up after all the trophies we've won, but I'm sure we've won these despite Walker being captain; which I believe has to go down as one of the worst decisions this squad has ever made.

Again, difficult to back that up given the success, but sometimes there's more than meets the eye.

 

[Johnny Mars Bar]

Time for Guardiola to nip this players voting for the captain shit in the bud.

Sod Walker and his ego, Dias should be captain.

 

[Johnny Mars Bar]

The best thing we can do right now, is give this lad the captaincy with immediate effect.

His desire and fight on the pitch is exactly what we need in terms of leadership, and his post match interview actually gives a bit of inspiration, as opposed to listening to Walker stumble through with cliche after cliche.

It's hard to back this up after all the trophies we've won, but I'm sure we've won these despite Walker being captain; which I believe has to go down as one of the worst decisions this squad has ever made.

Again, difficult to back that up given the success, but sometimes there's more than meets the eye.

Going from Kompany, Fernandinho and Gundogan to Kyle bloody Walker has to be the biggest downgrade in history.

 

[Blue-Ghana]

has lost any pace he had before , outpaced by 33 y.o chris wood

 

[Xhavenjoe]

has lost any pace he had before , outpaced by 33 y.o chris wood

He wasn't outpaced.
Just caught on his heels and had to turn.
Pass from DeBruyne was the problem