7 | Joao Cancelo - 2022/23 Performances

[kaz7]

school kids logic eh, like when not so long ago you did nothing but bitch and moan about Grealish? not exactly "grown up"

You have to be the most aggressive poster on this forum and constantly being rude to others without any actual insight into your posts.

ignore me then, great feature this forum has , nobody has to read anyones post if they dont like it

i would never boo a player , it is small time twatty behaviour

 

[kaz7]

Doesn't take a genius to work out that he kicked off about not playing, Pep put him in his place and Joao wasn't having it. He forced the club into a position whereby we had to get rid of him because his attitude was that rank that Pep wanted him nowhere near and was willing to take a hit on the size of the squad just to facilitate it which says a lot.

His constant comments since rubbed everyone up the wrong way. He could have stayed silent but he took any opportunity to thank Bayern for the chance, hoped to win the CL and so on. A simple no comment would have sufficed but he didn't have it in him to do that. He knows he isn't coming back so don't blame him for not being bothered.

He has said zero wrong about us or pep

 

[eastmanc]

Can't stand the bloke anymore, no surprise he was boo'd. He's completely tarnished his reputation with many fans, spat his dummy out, made it all about him. Not a player or personality you want anywhere near the team. As GaudinoMotors has said, he'll end up in Turkey or somewhere like that.

Look at City's form since he went to Bayern it can't be a coincidence.

 

[Bournemouth Blue]

He is a very good footballer, but Ake is a far better left back, his season. Accept that

 

[FantasyIreland]

Look at City's form since he went to Bayern it can't be a coincidence.

And Jack's.

 

[shevtheblue]

He is being blamed for everything that has gone wrong for us this season , makes zero sense , bunch of school kids logic , booing him says a lot more about them than it does joao

I don't like the booing and wouldn't have done it myself, but he's only himself to blame. Acted a fool, visibly didn't step up when required and instead of buckling down and helping his team mates (like others have done for him) he was clearly acting up. There is no other reason City would have gone out of their way to get rid of him, he actually could have added another dimension at times for us. As Pep always says, it is what it is, and for that reason i wouldn't personally boo him, but it also is the same on the flipside and i can understand why people did. He's a cry arse, it won't end well for him anywhere unless he changes.

 

[iTyler]

He's the Portuguese Alexander-Arnold. Ridiculous to boo him though. He left because he felt the need to play every week, which he was no longer doing for us, and Bayern was a great option for him due to there prestige. We've been better since he moved on, Grealish is benefitting, so nobody should be complaining.

 

[Andouble]

has 2-year loan to an Italian club with us paying 50%+ of his wages written all over him.

 

[bluemanc16]

He has said zero wrong about us or pep

He said he hoped Tuchel would help him win the CL, why he didn't he just just keep quiet, lots around me booed him, I just can't boo any CIty player past or present

 

[DenizCTID]

Can’t understand the „Fans“ who booed at him. Did nothing to us

 

[The Stockport Iniesta]

Do you know that for a fact or are you just speculating? Sane had his supposed sulks which were never proven but he received quite the ovation yesterday (I love Sane btw). Sure he didn’t get moved on halfway through the season, but then he was injured for his last so it’s impossible to tell if it’s similar.

For all everyone knows it may have been a mutual agreement. Maybe he had absolutely no choice in the matter, but assumption is the mother of all ******* and we just don’t know what happened do we. As a few previous posters have alluded to, booing ex players for nothing more than an assumption isn’t much better behaviour than that expected from the bin dipping murdering scouse.

There was a problem between him and Pep on the training pitch, other players become involved, it was discussed on here at the time. He was then fucked off. Do you honestly think City would let a first team player leave on loan mid season, without a replacement, if there wasn't a serious problem?

 

[decmancity]

He has said zero wrong about us or pep

Bollocks.

Took me 10 seconds to find this.

Bayern Munich is a club that considers discipline to be very important. The staff at Bayern are very professional - and I can identify with these principles.'

“As for Tuchel, he cost me the Champions League final so I hope he will win it for me this year!”

Just sticking the knife in trying and take the piss.

 

[NQCitizen]

Bollocks.

Took me 10 seconds to find this.





Just sticking the knife in trying and take the piss.

He's making a joke to get his new fans on side, not really much of a smoking gun.

 

[NQCitizen]

And Jack's.

Tbf they were trying to play the same role, for quite a while Cancelo was the one in excellent form doing it.

 

[LongsightM13]

Didn’t boo him, clapped him on, a big part of our recent success. And his supposed ‘digs’ are being massively overplayed imo, twisted and exaggerated by the media here. Certainly doesn’t deserve the same shit as the rat Milner

 

[Bill Walker]

Didn’t boo him, clapped him on, a big part of our recent success. And his supposed ‘digs’ are being massively overplayed imo, twisted and exaggerated by the media here. Certainly doesn’t deserve the same shit as the rat Milner

The digs aren't the big thing for me. By leaving suddenly at the end of the Jan window he left us and his teammates with a big problem. We didn't have a LB. He didn't seem to care too much about being a team player.
Fortunately Nathan Ake has been a success and is now a much better LB than Cancello ever was. Jack is also much more effective now.
City fans are not thick, they booed him mainly because of the above but also because they (including me) don't want him to come back.

 

[5 Hit Gibbon]

I didn't boo him last night but he's made his bed, so he can lie in it. Thanks for the good things he did when here, but its best for all parties if he doesn't come back.

 

[Galvanoth]

Look at City's form since he went to Bayern it can't be a coincidence.

Well it also coincides with the time Dias finally got over some injuries and got his form back to be one of the main pillars to bring the team's cohesive form back together

 

[Worsleyweb]

I never even noticed he came on!

 

[Galvanoth]

And Jack's.

It's Cancelo's fault that it took Jack one year and half to finally start performing at such level, not his, right? Or the coach that maybe saw that the 2 playing in the same wing wasn't working out that well. But no, everything bad is Cancelo's fault, the player that made the team of the year just a few months ago and that always was CIty's top 3 players in the previous years.