decmancity
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Foden is never changing his number.I’m thinking number 7 for Foden when Sterling leaves, now Jack has 10
Foden is never changing his number.I’m thinking number 7 for Foden when Sterling leaves, now Jack has 10
I'm not sure on the captaincy shouts. Potentially in a few years but I wouldn't say he's nearly ready for that sort of role when we have Dias.He’s our most dangerous player. Should start every important game. Needs to be made captain next season and the future of the club is him.
Dias is the glue and Foden doesn’t need that added pressure, however, he definitely should be moulded into it in the gerrard way... to have him lifting trophies as one of our own is a thing we couldn’t of envisaged pre pep... that said, Gandalf is surely here for the best part of his career and a better leader we couldn’t ask for!I'm not sure on the captaincy shouts. Potentially in a few years but I wouldn't say he's nearly ready for that sort of role when we have Dias.
Currently,and ' in the future" are two different concepts.No thank you. Currently our best goalscorer, so he needs to stay high up the pitch.
Setting aside the fact he’s a Blue, he’s a natural talent who would have emerged and then shone with any of our rival clubs.I wonder if anyone in the media will admit that they got it well and truly wrong regarding Foden, his development and what Pep was doing with him folding him into the team. It was shameful the stick Pep and City got, and even today I saw someone on the comments in The Guardian talking about him being a "benchwarmer".
He has served one of the most intensive apprenticeships in modern football, having played virtually every position across the front five, learned the nuances of positional play, and he is getting better and better each week he plays now. Playing the trigger in the press last week, followed on the left this week, shows that development, it really is something to see. This is why Grealish came to us, and what he has having to learn now. Foden is five years younger.
He's confident enough to give Kev a bollocking when he isn't making the run he should be. Compare and contrast to Sancho, who is another great talent, but already looks limited. Whenever Pep leaves, we'll have him to thank for the next decade for what he's done for Phil.
That's not really the point I'm making, though.Setting aside the fact he’s a Blue, he’s a natural talent who would have emerged and then shone with any of our rival clubs.
Currently,and ' in the future" are two different concepts.