city_till_i_thai
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he obviously doesn't want to stay, we should sell him and get what we can for him.
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Bojinov On His Way
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Tell The King
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This is clearly a poor attempt at journalism, and I'd doubt it's validity. FFS.
this time last year to be precise...all he has said is that he wants to go back to seria A one day...hes only 23 he probably means in 4or 5 years.C_T_I_D said:Wasn't these quotes from ages ago? Looks similar and could be regurgatated dog shit imo.
We'll see anyway.
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I said this in an earlier thread:
Ive read an interview that because he moved to Italy, on his own without his parents, at 12 years old and lived, married and had children there after 10 years of living there that he will want to end his career there and live there for the rest of his life! But right now he is in the Prem (the best league in the world) and is at the club with the most potential in the Prem and wants to make a name for himself here and establish himself as a top player! He's only 23!
He took his goal very well at Spurs but we havent even seen Valeri Bojinov yet! Heres hoping the lad can stay injury free and establish himself as he wants! Go on lad!
Ive read an interview that because he moved to Italy, on his own without his parents, at 12 years old and lived, married and had children there after 10 years of living there that he will want to end his career there and live there for the rest of his life! But right now he is in the Prem (the best league in the world) and is at the club with the most potential in the Prem and wants to make a name for himself here and establish himself as a top player! He's only 23!
He took his goal very well at Spurs but we havent even seen Valeri Bojinov yet! Heres hoping the lad can stay injury free and establish himself as he wants! Go on lad!
we all know that he will return to italy at some stage,,thats never been in doubt. I think he knows that he owes city and the fans at least the time to prove our faith in him,, . We have waited for 2 yrs to see him score,, and by looking at his reaction i think he has got the taste for it now.. providing he stays fit during pre season theres no chance id let him go,, if however he gets injured for bulgaria in the summer world cup qualifiers,, id let him go wherever he wanted.. a 3rd bad injury will be too much wasted time for city to stand by a player!!
Daz_Blue
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We will get rid of Vassell, Benjani, Sturridge,Caicedo, Evans and maybe Bojinov too, that leaves Bellamy and the returning Jo as strikers, and Jo could be on his way also so it looks like we might need 2 to 3 new ones in the Summer .....
Unless we are planning on getting rid of all our current strikers I don't see that parting with Boj is an option. The only ones I'd keep are Studge (probably won't stay), Bellamy (hopefully won't always be injured) and Boj. The others either sell or loan.
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That's cool for me! i would welcome the 3 much needed strikers!Daz_Blue said:We will get rid of Vassell, Benjani, Sturridge,Caicedo, Evans and maybe Bojinov too, that leaves Bellamy and the returning Jo as strikers, and Jo could be on his way also so it looks like we might need 2 to 3 new ones in the Summer .....
mancitygaz said:Don't think he will get a chance next year with us.
Good luck to him
Hahahaha bollocks
Nelly's Left Foot
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We do need more of the right kind but I think Boj and Bellamy might be the only 2 we keep. Jo is a waste of space , unless he changes big time, and we might have to give him away.