Didsbury Dave said:scenecreamer said:Milner is more productive
You have to laugh
Didsbury Dave said:DD said:Exactly.
Yet another thread that proves most of our supporters have the intellectual capacity of a pea.
You have to laugh at them DD. We've had them giving the same about Tevez before. "He can fuck off" and all this.
california blue said:Too big for his boots - micah ricahrds all over again
A couple england caps and he thinks he's chris waddle
i agree. why are people buying into these articles....fucks sake blues have some of you not learned yet that the 'well he can fuck off then the ungrateful little shit' type comments on here are exactly the reaction these twatty journo's are hoping for when they blow these type of quotes out of all proportion, the article states these comments were from after the derby last week so i'm guessing it's a no news day so let's have a 'city player in quit threat' story.....they've obviously exhausted the tevez quitting story having ran it about 4 times from before the world cup....adebayor was last week, ballotelli was yesterday, silva was last month, roque santa cruz a few weeks ago, SWP last week sometime, given has been done......guess it was just johnson's turn. who's quittin next week then according to the sun? my guess is yaya although i'm sure they've already done him come to think of it with his back to barca stories from the day after he signed!!!Didsbury Dave said:Don't take this the wrong way, Johnny, but anyone who wants Johnson to leave the club has no knowledge of the game. It really is as simple as that.
If you took the 18 managers of the premier league and asked them "Would you want Adam Johnson in your squad" you'd get 18 Yes's.
If you took the entire England squad and asked them "would you like Adam Johnson in your club you'd get 100% Yes.
If you took every football pundit and ex-player in the media and asked them "Are Manchester City better or worse with Adam Johnson in the squad" you'd get 100% Yes.
It isn't a bold, brash, or contraversial statement. It's stating the bleeding obvious.
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AntonDonJuan said:I know who i'd rather have in my team, and it isn't Johnson
I'd say it would be better to have both in our squad if we are serious about achieving something this year.
colin's bell helmet said:i agree. why are people buying into these articles....fucks sake blues have some of you not learned yet that the 'well he can fuck off then the ungrateful little shit' type comments on here are exactly the reaction these twatty journo's are hoping for when they blow these type of quotes out of all proportion, the article states these comments were from after the derby last week so i'm guessing it's a no news day so let's have a 'city player in quit threat' story.....they've obviously exhausted the tevez quitting story having ran it about 4 times from before the world cup....adebayor was last week, ballotelli was yesterday, silva was last month, roque santa cruz a few weeks ago, SWP last week sometime, given has been done......guess it was just johnson's turn. who's quittin next week then according to the sun? my guess is yaya although i'm sure they've already done him come to think of it with his back to barca stories from the day after he signed!!!Didsbury Dave said:Don't take this the wrong way, Johnny, but anyone who wants Johnson to leave the club has no knowledge of the game. It really is as simple as that.
If you took the 18 managers of the premier league and asked them "Would you want Adam Johnson in your squad" you'd get 18 Yes's.
If you took the entire England squad and asked them "would you like Adam Johnson in your club you'd get 100% Yes.
If you took every football pundit and ex-player in the media and asked them "Are Manchester City better or worse with Adam Johnson in the squad" you'd get 100% Yes.
It isn't a bold, brash, or contraversial statement. It's stating the bleeding obvious.
-- Tue Nov 16, 2010 9:52 am --
I'd say it would be better to have both in our squad if we are serious about achieving something this year.
rastus said:Dissapointed in the young man as MCFC has done so much for him.
Hes a good player and can/ needs to improve, sometimes looks like Messi and others a school boy.
To me this article looks like hes advertising for a move and shown us a degree of disrespect.
His comments on Mancins tactics show this.
Johnson said: "A lot of the players are attacking-minded players and want to attack.
"But I think what has been important to the manager is getting the shape right and working on our defensive shape.
"It has been about not conceding goals first and keeping clean sheets and then maybe nicking one."
Right or wrong these comments are pretty bad with the recent negative press on Mancins tacticts which he is feeding.
He has to go imo
johnny crossan said:Didsbury Dave said:Don't take this the wrong way, Johnny, but anyone who wants Johnson to leave the club has no knowledge of the game. It really is as simple as that.If you took the 18 managers of the premier league and asked them "Would you want Adam Johnson in your squad" you'd get 18 Yes's.
If you took the entire England squad and asked them "would you like Adam Johnson in your club you'd get 100% Yes.
If you took every football pundit and ex-player in the media and asked them "Are Manchester City better or worse with Adam Johnson in the squad" you'd get 100% Yes.It isn't a bold, brash, or contraversial statement. It's stating the bleeding obvious.
It's Johnson who allegedly is saying he wants to leave isn't it? I'm with your un-named 19th Premiership manager - if he's not happy and he doesn't think he can play his way into the team on merit - he should follow the can of worms he and his agent have opened and find another club. That's bleedin' obvious - you should know you've got a degree in it haven't you?