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I just wondered as I know you guys have your secret forum with threads of mystery.cleavers said:I don't think we have a consensus, though I personally find it irritating, but that's just me.SWP's back said:Whats the general "mod" consensus of one trick pony posters than are here for one player only and couldn't give a fuck about the club? Especially as they suffer from awful myopia.cleavers said:Suspension ??
simon23 said:TCIB said:He is the 3rd top scorer atm in the league ffs.
Simon your either a wum, new to football, or you play football manager and fifa to much.
His efforts this season have been great, he went of the boil a bit in the last 2 matches, all players do.
playing and watching football 30 yrs
never ever owned a game console
certainly not a wum
Its called an opinion....get used to them as thats what message boards are generally for
Great goal from Balo today as well eh! ;-)
not denying his effort in games or his goal scoring this season.....what i am questioning is his ability in games where we are not the team on top...that remains to be seen as far as im concerned
Its just an opinion I guess, what a forum is all about. Whether I like it or not, so long as they're not abusing people I can live with it. I don't personally understand how anyone can change teams to follow a player, but then I'm 40+ year veteran of watching City, good, bad and ugly.SWP's back said:They have no understanding that we call it as we see it. We all want every player to well. It would benefit the club. That is the most important thing. But some of these posters would rather our manager sacked for daring to criticise their idol. It must be close to wumming in nothing else.
When were you ever good? ;-)cleavers said:Its just an opinion I guess, what a forum is all about. Whether I like it or not, so long as they're not abusing people I can live with it. I don't personally understand how anyone can change teams to follow a player, but then I'm 40+ year veteran of watching City, good, bad and ugly.SWP's back said:They have no understanding that we call it as we see it. We all want every player to well. It would benefit the club. That is the most important thing. But some of these posters would rather our manager sacked for daring to criticise their idol. It must be close to wumming in nothing else.
TCIB said:I do not blindly defend our team and will admit when a player is wrong etc etc, but Dzeko has played well. The second his standard drops a bit you come out with "he was bad here and this and that game" when he just wasn't.
cleavers said:I don't personally understand how anyone can change teams to follow a player, but then I'm 40+ year veteran of watching City, good, bad and ugly.
JBG said:TCIB said:I do not blindly defend our team and will admit when a player is wrong etc etc, but Dzeko has played well. The second his standard drops a bit you come out with "he was bad here and this and that game" when he just wasn't.
For what it's worth I agree with this. Dzeko hasn't been nearly as bad as some make him out to be. Maybe even superior to Aguero in half the games this season (might be a controversial opinion since Aguero is everyone's darling but there you have it). The games where people see him as shit are the ones that the midfield gets completely mangled or the other team play 10 men on their own half. Dzeko doesn't see the ball in these games since he's the furthest up player on the pitch (i.e. a CF). How the midfield getting torn apart is Dzeko's fault is an answer that only a few on here can answer but I've learned to live with it -- opinions are like a**holes etc etc...
None of this reflects on Balo, striker rotation is needed and should be utilized this season. It will be easier to keep 3 strikers happy than 4 so here's to a good season! Especially now since they all seem to be in form!
cleavers said:I don't personally understand how anyone can change teams to follow a player, but then I'm 40+ year veteran of watching City, good, bad and ugly.
If you're referring to City's Bosnian fans it's likely that they all have a Bosnian team they also support. Having Dzeko here gives them a reason just like having Petrov gave me a reason. I wasn't born in Manchester nor England but I like to feel that I have the right to support City as much as anyone, and my motives not questioned because of my birthplace. Should the EPL not be watched at all outside of England?
That's the thing though. A large portion of our bosnian friends don't support City. They support Dzeko solely, to the extent they would rather sack the most popular and successful manager in the last 30 years for any perceived slight on him.JBG said:TCIB said:I do not blindly defend our team and will admit when a player is wrong etc etc, but Dzeko has played well. The second his standard drops a bit you come out with "he was bad here and this and that game" when he just wasn't.
For what it's worth I agree with this. Dzeko hasn't been nearly as bad as some make him out to be. Maybe even superior to Aguero in half the games this season (might be a controversial opinion since Aguero is everyone's darling but there you have it). The games where people see him as shit are the ones that the midfield gets completely mangled or the other team play 10 men on their own half. Dzeko doesn't see the ball in these games since he's the furthest up player on the pitch (i.e. a CF). How the midfield getting torn apart is Dzeko's fault is an answer that only a few on here can answer but I've learned to live with it -- opinions are like a**holes etc etc...
None of this reflects on Balo, striker rotation is needed and should be utilized this season. It will be easier to keep 3 strikers happy than 4 so here's to a good season! Especially now since they all seem to be in form!
cleavers said:I don't personally understand how anyone can change teams to follow a player, but then I'm 40+ year veteran of watching City, good, bad and ugly.
If you're referring to City's Bosnian fans it's likely that they all have a Bosnian team they also support. Having Dzeko here gives them a reason just like having Petrov gave me a reason. I wasn't born in Manchester nor England but I like to feel that I have the right to support City as much as anyone, and my motives not questioned because of my birthplace. Should the EPL not be watched at all outside of England?
No, I was referring to those who are only interested in following Dzeko, and not particularly interested in City. If you came to City because of Petrov, and have stuck around since he left, then you're more than welcome in my book. There are however a few who can't even see that Dzeko won't play every week for simple squad rotation purposes, even suggesting that Mancini is biased against him, despite the fact he has had more game time than any other striker so far. To me where you born, where you live don't matter a jot, if you're a blue you're one of us, and it doesn't matter to me if you've followed City since 1934, or joined up 3 weeks ago.JBG said:If you're referring to City's Bosnian fans it's likely that they all have a Bosnian team they also support. Having Dzeko here gives them a reason just like having Petrov gave me a reason. I wasn't born in Manchester nor England but I like to feel that I have the right to support City as much as anyone, and my motives not questioned because of my birthplace. Should the EPL not be watched at all outside of England?