balotelli's back pocket
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I thought you said he was staying tolm? Whats changed?
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Dimitri Seluk (Yaya's agent)
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jimmygrimblesboots
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Yaya has been a great signing , but maybe his agent has forgotten the basics of a transfer for a player under contract , if a club makes an offer , we deem if that offer is acceptable , and we then give his agent permission to screw every last penny from his new employees , (after he has royally shafted us , to pay up his contract , loyalty bonuses , air miles , compassionate leave and supply birthday cake for the next decade)
BobKowalski
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There comes a time when it's right that someone leaves, no matter how good they've been. He's pretty much been our main man during this period of five trophies in five years
No room for sentimentality in this game though and it's very much time to move Yaya on and replace him with more energetic players
He'll still be very capable in a slower league
Nonsense. As a fan I have lots of room for sentiment. I am endlessly sentimental about City and players. Do I expect Pep to be sentimental? No. If he sees value in keeping Yaya and Yaya wants to stay then he will. If neither side sees value then Yaya will leave. But personally and for sentimental reasons I hope Yaya stays.
The day of the week?I thought you said he was staying tolm? Whats changed?
gordondaviesmoustache
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It keeps doing that.The day of the week?
Yeah I understand that. It seems strange when fans tell others there's no room for sentiment in regards to players. I always thought that was part of the joy of the game. Like you say, you'd expect a manager to be different but I quite like having a bond with certain players. They've usually earned any sentiment coming their way.Nonsense. As a fan I have lots of room for sentiment. I am endlessly sentimental about City and players. Do I expect Pep to be sentimental? No. If he sees value in keeping Yaya and Yaya wants to stay then he will. If neither side sees value then Yaya will leave. But personally and for sentimental reasons I hope Yaya stays.
As does Yaya's next destination.It keeps doing that.
hihosilva
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I doubt Inter could afford his wages unless he's willing to take a big cut which is unlikely. I could see him staying in the premier league. West Ham?Seluk already on record, not interested in China.
It'll be somewhere like Inter, for a low ball £8m, based on us not paying him off much more.
In essence, a free transfer deal, because he is owed about £12m in wages.
DiscoSteve
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seluk is a leech doing nothing more than attempting to line his own pockets - its silly season again...