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Sunderland fans seem impressed with Callum Doyle after his first outing in a friendly win over Hearts today

'Future England star': Sunderland fans in awe of Manchester City loanee's Saturday display

Manchester City loaned Callum Doyle to Sunderland on Friday, by Saturday, the Citizens academy ace was already a fan favourite at the Stadium of Light.

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Sunderland fans are all saying the same thing about Manchester City loanee after Hearts victory

Sunderland put in an impressive performance at Hearts in their latest pre-season outing.

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Sunderland fans seem impressed with Callum Doyle after his first outing in a friendly win over Hearts today

'Future England star': Sunderland fans in awe of Manchester City loanee's Saturday display

Manchester City loaned Callum Doyle to Sunderland on Friday, by Saturday, the Citizens academy ace was already a fan favourite at the Stadium of Light.

tbrfootball.com

Sunderland fans are all saying the same thing about Manchester City loanee after Hearts victory

Sunderland put in an impressive performance at Hearts in their latest pre-season outing.

www.sunderlandecho.com

Probably a silly question....is he related to Tommy?

 

[LongsightM13]

Probably a silly question....is he related to Tommy?

No relation

 

[Platt Lane 59]

Swansea, Fulham and Blackburn play the best football of this lot so would probably be the best destination for him. Forget the long ball outfits like Boro and Cardiff

Sources: Man City weigh up midfielder decision with Sheffield United, West Brom, QPR and Middlesbrough amongst 10 club pursuit

Sheffield United, West Brom and Fulham are amongst 10 Championship clubs interested in a loan move for Tommy Doyle this summer as Manchester City weigh up the best destination for their young midfielder, a source has exclusively revealed to Football League World.

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I agree that traditionally Swansea have played possession-based football.
However, was very disappointed with the most recent FA Cup tie away to them.
Their style of football seemed to have gone backwards and there were a few nasty, late challenges on City players.
Steve Cooper and his managerial have many detractors due to their constant moaning at the 4th official and harassing referees.
Although I am a Cardiff fan (don't send any City young players to CCFC, despite Mick Mac being the manager), I have always admired Swansea.
Think Cooper will leave very soon anyway (he used to be the England U'17's manager and worked at Liverpool), so will be at a bigger club soon)...

 

[LongsightM13]

I agree that traditionally Swansea have played possession-based football.
However, was very disappointed with the most recent FA Cup tie away to them.
Their style of football seemed to have gone backwards and there were a few nasty, late challenges on City players.
Steve Cooper and his managerial have many detractors due to their constant moaning at the 4th official and harassing referees.
Although I am a Cardiff fan (don't send any City young players to CCFC, despite Mick Mac being the manager), I have always admired Swansea.
Think Cooper will leave very soon anyway (he used to be the England U'17's manager and worked at Liverpool), so will be at a bigger club soon)...

Yeah they were surprisingly thuggish in that cup tie tbf, there was a shocking late tackle on Rodri iirc
I could see Cooper being a similar type to Potter

 

[Platt Lane 59]

Yeah they were surprisingly thuggish in that cup tie tbf, there was a shocking late tackle on Rodri iirc
I could see Cooper being a similar type to Potter

As I said previously, I admire Swansea very much. Potter did well at the Swans too, getting his move to bigger and better things at Brighton.
However, I think Potter's style of football is light years ahead of where Swansea current are.
Brighton could do very well next season if they can find an excellent striker.
Perhaps Brighton could be a loan-club to test a highly-rated youngster (Palmer, Doyle or McAtee) ?

 

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[Centurions]

LB or LW by the looks.

 

[BlueMoonRisin’]

Agree. Unless the management are convinced Delap needs 2 more years to develop and become our main striker.

Plus we stop Chelsea strengthen as I’m sure they will definitely be challenging for the title again.

Plus why grant Spurs 150MILL while Dortmund plays in another league. Not that I expect Spurs to wisely spent as long as Levy is pulling all the strings.

Plus it might give Dortmund an outside change to challenge Bayern if they spend well. And be sure Bayern will be after Haaland next year. Probably tapping him up before that.

I can't see how Delap will make it here because Guardiola has no faith in youth. He'll probably end up on loan and then we'll accept a paltry 11M like we did for Harrison.

 

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I can't see how Delap will make it here because Guardiola has no faith in youth. He'll probably end up on loan and then we'll accept a paltry 11M like we did for Harrison.