forevermancity said:Damocles said:His performances up to that point were promising, and after that point were not. Prior to this he was seen by City fans as a very good prospect after a string of good performances against top opposition.
I can draw you some sort of a picture if you want me to explain this any clearer?
You need to watch more football or try to understand the game a bit more if you thought he was promising until his red card
forevermancity said:Cahill is a no for me, 8m yes but I wouldn't give them anything above 15m and I think boyata has better potential
I don't think there is anywhere for me to go with this one is there!Damocles said:forevermancity said:Damocles said:His performances up to that point were promising, and after that point were not. Prior to this he was seen by City fans as a very good prospect after a string of good performances against top opposition.
I can draw you some sort of a picture if you want me to explain this any clearer?
You need to watch more football or try to understand the game a bit more if you thought he was promising until his red card
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forevermancity said:Cahill is a no for me, 8m yes but I wouldn't give them anything above 15m and I think boyata has better potential
Clearly so do you.
If a sending off from 2010 still affects his disposition on the pitch, then he isn't remotely mentally strong enough to cope with top-end professional sport.Damocles said:His performances up to that point were promising, and after that point were not. Prior to this he was seen by City fans as a very good prospect after a string of good performances against top opposition.
I can draw you some sort of a picture if you want me to explain this any clearer?
bluemoon risin' said:Nothing better than to see a former academy player make the grade, but Boyata never has nor ever will. In a nutshell he's wank and must be shown the door soon as possible.
Shirley said:Against Palace and again yesterday at Blackburn he looked lost playing at fullback, hope he gets another chance to prove me wrong.
It was a blatant body check and utterly stupid in my opinion and it was right in front of me. We were going mad at him in the ground for giving away a daft free kick in a dangerous area. But even if it was unfair, having been booked, it was insane to do the second foul. He is the new Christian Negouai, who was equally hapless and brainless.Barcon said:law74 said:Except his first booking wasnt just for that foul but about 4 or 5 he had committed before that.gmckennasell said:his first booking was unfair , never a yellow for a push on the ex-rag winger .
Persistent infringement of the Laws = yellow card.
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Except his first booking wasnt just for that foul but about 4 or 5 he had committed before that.gmckennasell said:his first booking was unfair , never a yellow for a push on the ex-rag winger .
Persistent infringement of the Laws = yellow card.
It wasn't a foul mate. I agree that he had comitted a few before he was shown the yellow, but he was shown the yellow for no reason.