Yeah I agree. He ducked the challenge, seem to have lost the belief that the manager has faith in him.Marvin said:This is over-exagerated. I looked on AJ's wiki page last season and he made 38 appearances in all comps for City. He was getting games and a player with his ability had the opportunities to make himself a regular.
Very disappointed he has gone, but I think that was entirely down to the player. In my view he's ducked a challenge. But what do we know as supporters. Views with little insight.
Hahah you´re funny... AJ was never the answer mate. Sinclair (if he comes) has pace and works harder then AJ does, that´s a improvement for me.BLUEMATT23 said:Poor decision from Mancini this.
I'm very dissapointed AJ has left, he had the talent to become a top player, he just needed some tlc and nuturing. Mancini has not treated him right.
So where will the width in our team come from now ffs??.
Scott Sinclair is not the answer. I'm completely underwhelmed.
For someone with a high iq your English is pretty poor.Drewmanc said:Didsbury Dave said:I detest that mean-spirited, spiteful and brainless attitude amongst a small section of football fans. Thankfully it is only a small percentage of the low intelligence ones, not the majority view.Hamann Pineapple said:Thankyou Mancini for getting rid of that fucknut Adam Johnson and may many more wasters follow him out the fucking door. I've feared many players coming back to haunt us, this lazy c.unt will not be one.
AJ is a great signing for Sunderland and I know he will fulfil his huge potential there given regular games and confidence.
Maybe that's his opinion and he's entitled to it, I too am glad AJ has gone, match of the day player, if there is a definition of one AJ is it. No need to label us who wanted AJ gone as low intelligence as I pretty much bet my IQ I'd considerably higher than yours.
JoeMercer'sWay said:surely a couple of players can come in now? just sell Kolo and loan out Savic and bring in a CB and another midfielder-ish player, Bob said he wanted 2 or 3.
Doesn't have the pace to be a top left winger.bluemoon risin' said:Jonno did not progress sufficiently in his time here. However, i will never understand Mancini signing him as an out and out left winger, to persist on him switching to become a right winger. Adam has his flaws but i dont agree that tracking back was one of them, as a winger should be in his position, ready to spring a counter attack. He was largely wasted on the right imo, as he had to cut back in to cross a ball on his natural left foot, and as a result his attacking impetus was wasted, plus he was closed down quicker. I can understand Adam's frustrations at lack of match time, but i don't think he's consistently done enough to justify being a regular starter, as when he has started a game, he has tended to drift in and out of games and lose concentrtion. He's done a lot better as a impact sub(David Fairclough style) scoring some important goals for us. I think returning to his native north East is a good move for him and i'm sure he'll do well at Sunderland, but he will no doubt be reverted back to his natural left wing to finally fulfil his true potential that we never really had the chance to see. I wish him well.