Well he's a better player than Lukaku who is valued at £75m and Berahino is reportedly subject to a bid of £25m plus 35m add ons from Everton. Bony was superb for Swansea. He's been very poor for City. As poor as Dzeko and Jovetic were when they were in one game and out for the next three. He also seems to have been fazed by the move, and the doubts in him, but the comments that he is rubbish are silly. Perhaps it is true he doesn't suit the way we play but he could score 20 goals a season for another Premier League club if he was the main man, and there are very few strikers who can do that.
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Bony (Season long loan at Stoke - Official)
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Centurions
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The same idiots who want us to give him away will be wondering why we let him go when he scores for fun in a different system (probably against us).I'm not surprised in the slightest
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He is heading into training as he passed me just now
lancs blue
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I still think the malaria last summer had something to do with his form last season, he was never as sluggish as that for Swansea.The same idiots who want us to give him away will be wondering why we let him go when he scores for fun in a different system (probably against us).
Centurions
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Wouldn't have thought there's much doubt about that to be honest, plus not playing an awful lot.I still think the malaria last summer had something to do with his form last season, he was never as sluggish as that for Swansea.
I am pretty sure that Bony will do well for a club that values him and plays to his strengths. He started off with the fans backing, and lost it, but then he had all kinds of difficulties to contend with....African Cup of Nations, injury, Malaria, no regular run. His confidence has gone, but if he was back at Swansea he'd be one of the top goal scorers in the country. If Everton are looking at him, then they'd do very well to buy him. There's a whole group of clubs looking to challenge the top 6 where he'd be a great buy, but wages might be an issue.The same idiots who want us to give him away will be wondering why we let him go when he scores for fun in a different system (probably against us).
I wouldn't mind if he stayed. I think he will be much better after a full pre-season and under Guardiola's coaching. If he goes, we would need a replacement.
Centurions
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If Everton manage to sell Lukaku for the ridiculous amount of money being mentioned and pay £30 mill for Wilf plus the £47.5 mill they got for Stones the board will be pissing themselves. Not the fans mind you because I suspect they wont be spending it on serious replacements.I am pretty sure that Bony will do well for a club that values him and plays to his strengths. He started off with the fans backing, and lost it, but then he had all kinds of difficulties to contend with....African Cup of Nations, injury, Malaria, no regular run. His confidence has gone, but if he was back at Swansea he'd be one of the top goal scorers in the country. If Everton are looking at him, then they'd do very well to buy him. There's a whole group of clubs looking to challenge the top 6 where he'd be a great buy, but wages might be an issue.
I wouldn't mind if he stayed. I think he will be much better after a full pre-season and under Guardiola's coaching. If he goes, we would need a replacement.
I totally agree with this.I am pretty sure that Bony will do well for a club that values him and plays to his strengths. He started off with the fans backing, and lost it, but then he had all kinds of difficulties to contend with....African Cup of Nations, injury, Malaria, no regular run. His confidence has gone, but if he was back at Swansea he'd be one of the top goal scorers in the country. If Everton are looking at him, then they'd do very well to buy him. There's a whole group of clubs looking to challenge the top 6 where he'd be a great buy, but wages might be an issue.
I wouldn't mind if he stayed. I think he will be much better after a full pre-season and under Guardiola's coaching. If he goes, we would need a replacement.
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Swansea fans always said he was never a clinical finisher. At our leverl, you have to be able to take that one good chance that comes at you. H simply can't do that.I still think the malaria last summer had something to do with his form last season, he was never as sluggish as that for Swansea.