Fabian Delph

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To be honest, I am very impressed with how far forward the club has moved the last 7 years. Our economic status and world wide recognition has soared beyond what I could have ever dreamed of, and at times I have to pinch myself to make sure that this isn't just an extended dream or drug induced hallucination.

Now that we have arrived. I will fight to the death to protect my club's image and status. And I will call out any parties that are clearly inefficient at fulfilling their duties to the club, especially considering that they are well compensated to provide such services. With that being said, I'd like to call out the transfer team for their sheer incompetence over the past few years. This is not a knee jerk post. My history clearly shows that I have lamented their approach to recruitment as well as their bizarre choices in players. It seems like there is always a comical errror waiting just around the corner to be made.

You might ask, what can we do if a player just changes their mind?
My answer is, I don't know. It isn't my job, and I have not spent a substantial part of my life gaining experience in how to acquire assets from people or institutions who are not neccessarily willing to part with said assets. The point is that the people who we have hired to do so are expected to have vast experience in this area, hence why they are compensated monetarily. If convincing players is based on chance and not skill, then I will be applying to to replace these people without charging City a thing.

A club of our status should never have to be put through this.
 
Bullet dodged. Not good enough for us, we don't need any more squad players, we need signings to improve the starting XI. Would Delph have done that? In my opinion no.

Plenty of time left in the transfer window, and I still firmly believe we'll sign all three of Sterling, De Bruyne and
Pogba.

I'm very disappointed that the shit signed Schweinsteiger though, he would have been a great signing for us, relatively cheap and without doubt world class. Fucking gutted those heinous wankers got him, we should seriously have gazumped them there. How come they get a free run at him, not even Chelsea or Barca interested to push the price up.
 
Next season ha......fuck im
Terrible attitude to have if he has a fantastic season for villa and other top clubs go for him next summer we should be in the driving seat.. probably not so much after the undeserved reaction he will get at the etihad by airhead fans that don't understand football
 
To be honest, I am very impressed with how far forward the club has moved the last 7 years. Our economic status and world wide recognition has soared beyond what I could have ever dreamed of, and at times I have to pinch myself to make sure that this isn't just an extended dream or drug induced hallucination.

Now that we have arrived. I will fight to the death to protect my club's image and status. And I will call out any parties that are clearly inefficient at fulfilling their duties to the club, especially considering that they are well compensated to provide such services. With that being said, I'd like to call out the transfer team for their sheer incompetence over the past few years. This is not a knee jerk post. My history clearly shows that I have lamented their approach to recruitment as well as their bizarre choices in players. It seems like there is always a comical errror waiting just around the corner to be made.

You might ask, what can we do if a player just changes their mind?
My answer is, I don't know. It isn't my job, and I have not spent a substantial part of my life gaining experience in how to acquire assets from people or institutions who are not neccessarily willing to part with said assets. The point is that the people who we have hired to do so are expected to have vast experience in this area, hence why they are compensated monetarily. If convincing players is based on chance and not skill, then I will be applying to to replace these people without charging City a thing.

A club of our status should never have to be put through this.

Your in the shit :-)
 
To be honest, I am very impressed with how far forward the club has moved the last 7 years. Our economic status and world wide recognition has soared beyond what I could have ever dreamed of, and at times I have to pinch myself to make sure that this isn't just an extended dream or drug induced hallucination.

Now that we have arrived. I will fight to the death to protect my club's image and status. And I will call out any parties that are clearly inefficient at fulfilling their duties to the club, especially considering that they are well compensated to provide such services. With that being said, I'd like to call out the transfer team for their sheer incompetence over the past few years. This is not a knee jerk post. My history clearly shows that I have lamented their approach to recruitment as well as their bizarre choices in players. It seems like there is always a comical errror waiting just around the corner to be made.

You might ask, what can we do if a player just changes their mind?
My answer is, I don't know. It isn't my job, and I have not spent a substantial part of my life gaining experience in how to acquire assets from people or institutions who are not neccessarily willing to part with said assets. The point is that the people who we have hired to do so are expected to have vast experience in this area, hence why they are compensated monetarily. If convincing players is based on chance and not skill, then I will be applying to to replace these people without charging City a thing.

A club of our status should never have to be put through this.

Maybe it's something as fundamental as his missus didn't want to move house, or his kids change schools, there's any myriad reasons why a player might decide not to move clubs. He also probably realised he would barely get any games ahead of Pogba, Yaya, Silva, Fernandinho, KDB and Nasri.
 
I for one am pleased this has fallen through. We need players who are better than what we have & he doesn't fit that bill. The only good thing about the deal was he was home grown.
 
Bullet dodged. Not good enough for us, we don't need any more squad players, we need signings to improve the starting XI. Would Delph have done that? In my opinion no.

Plenty of time left in the transfer window, and I still firmly believe we'll sign all three of Sterling, De Bruyne and
Pogba.

I'm very disappointed that the shit signed Schweinsteiger though, he would have been a great signing for us, relatively cheap and without doubt world class. Fucking gutted those heinous wankers got him, we should seriously have gazumped them there. How come they get a free run at him, not even Chelsea or Barca interested to push the price up.
Bullet dodged?

He would of been a 4th choice central midfielder who was HG and at a bargain of a price. The lad can also play and provides something that City need in central midfield and that's energy and legs. That to me would of been a great addition.
 
To be honest, I am very impressed with how far forward the club has moved the last 7 years. Our economic status and world wide recognition has soared beyond what I could have ever dreamed of, and at times I have to pinch myself to make sure that this isn't just an extended dream or drug induced hallucination.

Now that we have arrived. I will fight to the death to protect my club's image and status. And I will call out any parties that are clearly inefficient at fulfilling their duties to the club, especially considering that they are well compensated to provide such services. With that being said, I'd like to call out the transfer team for their sheer incompetence over the past few years. This is not a knee jerk post. My history clearly shows that I have lamented their approach to recruitment as well as their bizarre choices in players. It seems like there is always a comical errror waiting just around the corner to be made.

You might ask, what can we do if a player just changes their mind?
My answer is, I don't know. It isn't my job, and I have not spent a substantial part of my life gaining experience in how to acquire assets from people or institutions who are not neccessarily willing to part with said assets. The point is that the people who we have hired to do so are expected to have vast experience in this area, hence why they are compensated monetarily. If convincing players is based on chance and not skill, then I will be applying to to replace these people without charging City a thing.

A club of our status should never have to be put through this.
you may have a point ,come the 1st of september
 
Well that's just embarrassing


Not sure what's embarrassing about it. He realized that he wouldn't be a regular starter. It is probably the exact opposite of embarrassing, flattering perhaps.
Now, if he had refused to sign for a team with a mediocre midfield, like the rags, that would be another story.
 
Not at all, like i said earlier this decision says more about him than us

We met the buy out clause and tried to get a HG player on the cheap, it would've been a great bit of business but he's seen the light before he signed.

I can't blame anyone for this situation, City and Delph both made the correct decision, that's the way i see it anyhow
I disagree. If we were interested in signing Delph it was because we saw a role for him in our squad, and not because he was cheap and home grown. It was somebodies job at our club to sell Manchester City to him, and to be honest that shouldn't have been a hard sell. The chance to win trophies, to play alongside the likes of Silva, Yaya and Aguero, to play against the likes of Barcelona and Real Madrid, to play his part in the extremely exciting future that lies ahead at our club, to explain what his role would be and that he would be given plenty of chances to prove his worth. At the end of the day the lad has chosen to play mid-table football (at best), at a club that has zero chance of competing for the title or being in Europe. That's a piss poor decision by Delph and a shit sales pitch by the club.
 
Terrible attitude to have if he has a fantastic season for villa and other top clubs go for him next summer we should be in the driving seat.. probably not so much after the undeserved reaction he will get at the etihad by airhead fans that don't understand football

If he ain't coming this season I hope to fuck we don't need him next season we should have bought another player and moved on .
If we haven't someone really needs fukin.
Talking of attitude what kind of attitude does delph have when he tells a club he is coming then doesn't bother
 
Only reason he changed his mind is that Txiki told him Pogba is a done deal, so Delph didnt fancy his chances here.






Im really clutching at straws here.
 
Not sure what's embarrassing about it. He realized that he wouldn't be a regular starter. It is probably the exact opposite of embarrassing, flattering perhaps.
Now, if he had refused to sign for a team with a mediocre midfield, like the rags, that would be another story.


You clearly do not understand. To play for us should be an honor. If someone offered you a real chance to to chat up Scarlett Johanssen and possibly spend a night with her and she was open to the idea, you probably would not say "Oh she is fucking out my league, and I won't try". Most guys willl grab that opportuinity with everything they've got and even if they failed they'd tell all kinds of stories about it. That is the way it should be.
 
Not sure what's embarrassing about it. He realized that he wouldn't be a regular starter. It is probably the exact opposite of embarrassing, flattering perhaps.
Now, if he had refused to sign for a team with a mediocre midfield, like the rags, that would be another story.

That realisation could have happened before it was a matter of public discourse that he would be turning up to finalise and have a medical.
 
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