Ok then..all is well now..He scored a goal that me you or my fucking nan could have scored..AntiUnited said:St Helens Blue (Exiled) said:BosnianDiamond said:Wow, I've never seen so much hatred for a plyer from the fans of his own team.
Dzeko does not run around like a headless chicken. You have to make intelligent runs, and he's made plenty over the years. Remember the run he made last year when Silva found him for the match winning goal? Also, if you watched the matches last year, he would often make runs and the ball would never come, instead t would get passed sideways or backwards instead of trying to play a lob or through ball.
I am more optimistic this year that the entire strikeforce will flourish this year because we will play with width and we have incoming talent that knows how to get the ball to the strikers in scoring position.
All the Dzeko haters are sick individuals who are no true fans of Man City. They accuse us of putting Dzeko ahead of the team, but I think they put themselves over the team because they desperately want to be "right" about Dzeko that they find faults with everything he does. For example, the pass from Negredo yesterday was amazing, but so was Dzeko's ability to control it and launch a tremendous shot that was simply met with a great save. 9 out of 10 times that goes in.
I'm looking forward to this season and winning the CL and the PL in the same year! Dzeko will score 20+ goals.
And this is where you need to take the blinkers off mate.
Having watched the city for over 30 years I cannot believe why so many people support this guy.I was pleased when he first came,but slowly he turned from a great bustling strength of a player to a fucking mard arse wimp,who would sooner go down looking for penalties than try and beat a man through sheer determination and power.(everyone of course blames Mancini for this)
His worst contribution (or sorry lack of it) is his work rate.If he put in a decent shift I would be able to give him more support,but long gone are the days when I stopped supporting him.
Never in my life have I seen a centre forward who has no control over a ball and the number of times he just runs into brick walls and blind alleys,is now worse.
Whether its a confidence thing I don`t know, but OK yesterday only having seen 15/20 minutes of our new lad,he did more in that partial game than Dzeko did for fucking 80 !!!
I cannot see for the life of me,him getting the nod to start with Kun and likewise I wish someone would come in with some big bucks and take him and Kolarov away from the club.
Not one person has said they HATE Dzeko. Whatever people think of Edin,to question their support for the club over a player is simply laughable.
Edin Dzeko does not work in our team.I take it you didn't see his body language yesterday. Fuck me,he looked like he'd rather be anywhere else than playing for us. He should be busting a gut to impress the new manager - true,not may got out of second gear but to say "Oh Edin was fantastic yesterday because he scored a 3 yard header and that is what he is paid to do" is just old hat. It's more than that.
Just hope Manuel sees what I see and moves him on.
If not - I will still support him,despite me not rating him.
Sorry I am not a proper blue then eh!!
seriously what game do u watch. he was tracking back and scored the fukin goal. Jesus fukin Christ do u want him to cure cancer aswell ? where u looking away when he applauded navas's pass or was he berating him ?
So say Dortmund are willing to match Dzeko's wages and offer £20m for him, with reports the club value him at £25m so they reject the offer.MSP said:pudge said:I don't think the club would willingly accept the minimum, in that scenario, of £20m.CTID101 said:If an offer of 20m+ came in he wouldn't have to force his way out he would be sold straight away.
Was there not rumors when a swap for Cavani was mentioned that the club valued Dzeko at £25m?
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Suarez is on £150k at Liverpool, hasn't discussed personal terms with any other club but wants out.MSP said:Offer that would make him to force his way out has shit all with transfer fee, only with his wages. Nobody is forcing his way out to make money for the club but for himself, lol
If right wages offer would come in I'm pretty sure he'd be happy to say goodbye. And he'd do the right thing.
He is on 120k and Arsenal is offering him 150k. Plus he doesn't need to discuss personal terms with anyone to know that he will, as one of the best world players, get significant wage improvement wherever he moves, if he does. And play in Champions League, in clubs that have some chances of winning something etc..
In Dzeko's case it's wages and club that he feels is big enough for him.
Comrade Buka said:ManCityTom said:AntiUnited said:Didnt watch last nights came i assume. he was tracking back and tackling.
In a friendly.
Your the biggest Dzeko fanboy of the bunch.
Anyway this season is his final chance with us.
I reckon everyone can agree with that.
Should we interpret that as if Dzeko will track back less when the game is really, really important? Do you have any logical basis for that assumption? By the same logic Negredo will be absolute shit in important games since you assume an inverted causality between work effort and importance of the game. Or does your logic only apply to Dzeko?
MSP said:Comrade Buka said:ManCityTom said:In a friendly.
Your the biggest Dzeko fanboy of the bunch.
Anyway this season is his final chance with us.
I reckon everyone can agree with that.
Should we interpret that as if Dzeko will track back less when the game is really, really important? Do you have any logical basis for that assumption? By the same logic Negredo will be absolute shit in important games since you assume an inverted causality between work effort and importance of the game. Or does your logic only apply to Dzeko?
Logic? They don't have a logic when it comes to Dzeko mate, lol.
When we are at Negredo... as soon as he signed I said it's a great signing, much better than Cavani unlike hard core Mancunians saying "fuck, why we haven't bought Cavani for 4 times a transfer fee and tripple wages so I can brag about it to my rag mates as that's all that is important in my miserable life" but even Negredo, his teammate, one he'll drink, eat, play, sleep with is being used same minute to have a dig at him, to belittle him, to humiliate him..
One of the posts I've read on Negredo's thread was "wow, I didn't know Negredo's career stats are one goal in 2 games, that means Dzeko as 3rd or 4th striker"..
Dzeko might as well be 3rd or 4th striker if manager decides him to be but the funny fact is that Dzeko's career goalscoring stats are significantly better, bettered only by no more than few strikers on the world but hey, let not let the facts ruin the chance of belittling the guy who any City fan with half a brain should consider a legend if he never scored a single goal except one of 3 most important in their club's history, one of 3 that made many of their miserable lifes better.
MSP said:Comrade Buka said:ManCityTom said:In a friendly.
Your the biggest Dzeko fanboy of the bunch.
Anyway this season is his final chance with us.
I reckon everyone can agree with that.
Should we interpret that as if Dzeko will track back less when the game is really, really important? Do you have any logical basis for that assumption? By the same logic Negredo will be absolute shit in important games since you assume an inverted causality between work effort and importance of the game. Or does your logic only apply to Dzeko?
Logic? They don't have a logic when it comes to Dzeko mate, lol.
When we are at Negredo... as soon as he signed I said it's a great signing, much better than Cavani unlike hard core Mancunians saying "fuck, why we haven't bought Cavani for 4 times a transfer fee and tripple wages so I can brag about it to my rag mates as that's all that is important in my miserable life" but even Negredo, his teammate, one he'll drink, eat, play, sleep with is being used same minute to have a dig at him, to belittle him, to humiliate him..
One of the posts I've read on Negredo's thread was "wow, I didn't know Negredo's career stats are one goal in 2 games, that means Dzeko as 3rd or 4th striker"..
Dzeko might as well be 3rd or 4th striker if manager decides him to be but the funny fact is that Dzeko's career goalscoring stats are significantly better, bettered only by no more than few strikers on the world but hey, let not let the facts ruin the chance of belittling the guy who any City fan with half a brain should consider a legend if he never scored a single goal except one of 3 most important in their club's history, one of 3 that made many of their miserable lifes better.
Bluep*ss said:The following was taken from a recent article "www.freebets...."
"It’s no wonder, then, that City have concentrated on increasing their number of attacking options. Alvaro Negredo scored at a rate of better than one-in-two during his four seasons in Sevilla, and has taken then number nine shirt. He’s perfect for that role – he’s a big, bruising centre-forward who likes getting on the end of crosses, but also has a good touch and links play seamlessly.
The arrival of Fiorentina’s Stevan Jovetic is even more exciting – an extremely talented but unfussy attacker, Jovetic is a brilliant all-round talent capable of playing in a variety of roles: upfront, behind the main forward, or cutting inside from the left. His goalscoring record is decent, but Jovetic is really about his clever movement and his ability to link excellently with a strike partner, something not all modern-day forwards are capable of.
World Cup winner Jesus Navas is the type of player Mancini wouldn’t have appreciated – a classic winger. He’s fast, a skilful dribbler and a reliable crosser – and his relationship with Negredo at Sevilla was excellent."
So some fans will be pleased - Dzeko won't get a look in.