I guess some people just refuse to acknowledge the reality in front of them. I provided substantial evidence to back my claim that he is unlikely, on the basis of last season, to be given sufficient game time. Furthermore, signing Sanchez would further limit his game time. This really isn't rocket science. If Sanchez plays then either Jesus or Sergio sits on the bench. What don't you understand about this? It's like communicating with an inanimate object. You don't listen to reason and you don't consider the evidence. I didn't even enter Bernardo and Sterling into this equation, which will even further limit his game time.
It seems to be a widely held view on here that if we were to sign Mbappe in addition to Sanchez then Sergio would be sold. Now, why would it be Sergio that is sold? Why not Jesus? You see, subconsciously, most people acknowledge that Jesus will be given substantially more game time. Whether they come to admit that is another matter. In a vain attempt to validate your argument you point to a couple of games at the tail end of the season. And from this you are able to ridiculously conclude that Sergio will get lots of game time? It's madness. You ignore 98% of the season and draw your conclusions from a couple of performances against teams that were already on holiday.
In the big games Pep preferred not to play Sergio last season and he is therefore even more unlikely to select him next season if he is given further options in attack. This is a logical assertion. It follows the evidence and is backed up by sound reasoning. It is not petulant insult, as if that somehow proves anything other than your inability to construct a single reasoned argument..
Sounds to me like Arsenal might be in a position where they have to sell him in order to get their business done. No Champions League money this year either.
Which big games didn't he pay in ? including the reason,which ones were tactical,he was banned for and coming back from the foot injury he had?
Pep,khaldoon and sergio all say he is staying,sergio has today said he is very happy and will be staying for the last 2 yrs he has,pep has repeatedly said sergio will stay for a long as he wants too
I like your argument, apart from the last sentence.
He was dropped for Barca away...
Also when Jesus came in it was clear as day he will take his place....what has happened however, is different permutations to the attack, which in fact helps Sergio, although he is the one of the potential 5 who isn't as flexible..
They will all get playing time, agreed, the op neglects the ability of Sanchez wide left, however, those of us who banged on about flexibility in peps attacks will get to see it at full throttle next season!
I guess some people just refuse to acknowledge the reality in front of them. I provided substantial evidence to back my claim that he is unlikely, on the basis of last season, to be given sufficient game time. Furthermore, signing Sanchez would further limit his game time. This really isn't rocket science. If Sanchez plays then either Jesus or Sergio sits on the bench. What don't you understand about this? It's like communicating with an inanimate object. You don't listen to reason and you don't consider the evidence. I didn't even enter Bernardo and Sterling into this equation, which will even further limit his game time.
It seems to be a widely held view on here that if we were to sign Mbappe in addition to Sanchez then Sergio would be sold. Now, why would it be Sergio that is sold? Why not Jesus? You see, subconsciously, most people acknowledge that Jesus will be given substantially more game time. Whether they come to admit that is another matter. In a vain attempt to validate your argument you point to a couple of games at the tail end of the season. And from this you are able to ridiculously conclude that Sergio will get lots of game time? It's madness. You ignore 98% of the season and draw your conclusions from a couple of performances against teams that were already on holiday.
In the big games Pep preferred not to play Sergio last season and he is therefore even more unlikely to select him next season if he is given further options in attack. This is a logical assertion. It follows the evidence and is backed up by sound reasoning. It is not petulant insult, as if that somehow proves anything other than your inability to construct a single reasoned argument.
So anybody that doesn't share your opinion is a rag in disguise? This is where the discussion ends. You resort to sly insults because you failed to make a reasoned argument in support of your view. Go argue with children, where you may have better success.
Which big games didn't he pay in ? including the reason,which ones were tactical,he was banned for and coming back from the foot injury he had?
Pep,khaldoon and sergio all say he is staying,sergio has today said he is very happy and will be staying for the last 2 yrs he has,pep has repeatedly said sergio will stay for a long as he wants too
We threatened Juve with Bony as opposed to £5m, and hey presto he's joining on a free I believe.Local reporter Gerard Romero says player & City have come to an agreement, agreement between clubs of course won't be so easy
He was dropped for Barca away...
Also when Jesus came in it was clear as day he will take his place....what has happened however, is different permutations to the attack, which in fact helps Sergio, although he is the one of the potential 5 who isn't as flexible..
They will all get playing time, agreed, the op neglects the ability of Sanchez wide left, however, those of us who banged on about flexibility in peps attacks will get to see it at full throttle next season!