Erling Haaland

[Jordan Rothwell]

 

[AlanBalls]

 

[Mayor West]

Yay

 

[Deleted member 87819]

this guy's inability to show any modicum of respect to any person in this forum is astonishing

You’re always so quick to join any bashing of me, it’s so impressive. And you dare accuse other of twisting your words, so shameless. There was absolutely nothing wrong with my post

 

[anindyamcfc]

His account dates back to 2015 lol. I am not making him feel small, I’m just clarifying an information, things are on regular course. Stop misinterpreting everything I post and calling me names

account is old i agree but i don't come here often.

 

[andyhinch]

Proper weak post this mate. Dropping the Rag bomb is uncalled for. The guy is just excited.

Rag

 

[Deleted member 87819]

account is old i agree but i don't come here often.

No problem. Join in and get the answers you want. In this particular case, just don’t think things are taking long, they’re following the regular course. After the season ends is when announcements should be expected

 

[Vialli98]

I can understand why you ask. Lukaku.

No team is unstoppable. And not many City fans think that way.

Will he make us better? I’d like to think so. And that’s because hardly any player we get in fails to get better. Although some need a season.

Yeah, big money strikers fitting into the team is a sore subject for me :)

I've always pictured a more agile, nimble striker being a better fit for City. Not many of them around anymore at a truly elite level, and Haaland is nowhere near as poor and lacking in technical ability as Lukaku. I was just kinda thinking out loud.

 

[Vialli98]

There's no such thing as unstoppable but he will make us better, yes. Different, but better. Probably less fluid in attack but more deadly.

When we played Dortmund he was terrifying, you have to pay so much attention to him.

Yeah he just always struck me as a player who thrives in a counter attacking set up. With City being the team that controls possession the most in this league, it's going to be interesting to see how he fits into that system. Perhaps we might not even see the best of him until his second season at the club. It does seems like your players sometimes have to go through a season of acclimatising and learning Pep's football before lighting up the league in year 2.

 

[citizen_maine]

Yeah he just always struck me as a player who thrives in a counter attacking set up. With City being the team that controls possession the most in this league, it's going to be interesting to see how he fits into that system. Perhaps we might not even see the best of him until his second season at the club. It does seems like your players sometimes have to go through a season of acclimatising and learning Pep's football before lighting up the league in year 2.

If he signs, I think he'll definitely be better in his second season