One is 26 with 45 career goals, the other is 22 and has 96 goals, next.
In 2019/20 one hasn't scored a goal in 16 appearances, the other has 5 from 14, your argument is bollocks and you know it, so you don't like him fair enough, but to compare him to Lingard is pathetic from any City fan, for us he has 50 goals in 76 games, clearly shit.one's a midfielder, one's a striker. Both given the "well, they're still young" tag far beyond the point where that was a reasonable defence. The latter having a third fewer league goals than the striker he was supposed to be the "next" of at the same age, and less than half the international goals. Next.
In 2019/20 one hasn't scored a goal in 16 appearances, the other has 5 from 14, your argument is bollocks and you know it, so you don't like him fair enough, but to compare him to Lingard is pathetic from any City fan, for us he has 50 goals in 76 games, clearly shit.
Sadly you don't, on any stat, especially age (oh and goals).I make an accurate analogy
Sadly you don't, on any stat, especially age (oh and goals).
In 2019/20 one hasn't scored a goal in 16 appearances, the other has 5 from 14, your argument is bollocks and you know it, so you don't like him fair enough, but to compare him to Lingard is pathetic from any City fan, for us he has 50 goals in 76 games, clearly shit.
No it was me reading the numbers incorrectly its 50 in 113, apologies I'd had a few glasses of wine by then.Might be me being pedantic, but he’s played more than 76 games otherwise he’d be a shoe in to start for any team in the world.
He's already our number 9, Sergio wears 10 ;-)It’s his time to shine now and this is where he can take his opportunity to show he is capable of becoming Manchester City’s long term #9.