Claudio Bravo has left the club

[ShaunMCFC]

Statue for him then

 

[Neville Kneville]

Good luck to him.

I saw a replay of those goals Chelsea scored the other day, when we defended as badly as we do now & he got the blame.

Did well for us in the cup.

 

[Phil1]

Suffered from not being Joe Hart and playing in a way that many were not used to seeing. It was always going to be tough for him and his debut against Utd (where he actually played OK bar his error) was enough for many to say he wasn't good enough.
Made a few mistakes over the course of his time with us but also played his part in our success.
Wish him well.

 

[01cravend]

You can somewhat forgive that first season seeing as Eddy concedes a lot of similar goals. It's an unforgiving job being a keeper in our team under Pep. He helped win us some trophies and seems a good bloke, leaves with my thanks.

 

[Fame Monster]

Takes his place alongside Glauber Berti, Willy Caballero, Emile Mpenza as cult heroes for the Carabao Cups he won for us.

 

[abu13]

Suffered from not being Joe Hart and playing in a way that many were not used to seeing. It was always going to be tough for him and his debut against Utd (where he actually played OK bar his error) was enough for many to say he wasn't good enough.
Made a few mistakes over the course of his time with us but also played his part in our success.
Wish him well.

I thought that other than his mistake at the Swamp his debut was a real eye opener, it made me realise how a keeper playing out from the back would change us for the better. Given the defense in front of him i thought he did well and was underestimated by many.
Wish him all the best for the future.

 

[Jam Tomorrow]

Bravo was brought in as Joe Hart was pushed out of the club thus Pep failing his first real test, in my opinion. As England keeper Joe got away with loads at City, he could clean out opponents and get away with it, he could drop clangers but also be inspire, he won several golden gloves and was part of the clubs identity, his treatment was shoddy and his confidence destroyed.

 

[Man_City_Loyal]

i reckon if we had got used to the way Pep wanted to play so soon the mistakes as a defence we made may have helped Bravo.

But good luck for the future (if he reads this)

 

[Phil1]

Bravo was brought in as Joe Hart was pushed out of the club thus Pep failing his first real test, in my opinion. As England keeper Joe got away with loads at City, he could clean out opponents and get away with it, he could drop clangers but also be inspire, he won several golden gloves and was part of the clubs identity, his treatment was shoddy and his confidence destroyed.

He was rightly fucked off because he wasn't capable of playing the way Pep wants.
Your post kinda highlights what I stated in my first comment.

 

[burning blue soul]

nice guy, good performances in some tough games. won some stuff here too. all in all a decent outcome for Bravo and City. good luck to him.