Fernando

[Klaude]

Fernando should tell Mangala "if you're scared I'll hold your hand on the plane ride to Carrington... Just say yes so I can complete this move."

Porto is in for X amount tops midfielders and even Indi Martins to replace mangala and Fernando. Let's wAit for vm

 

[BongoBlue]

Can I have your booze and panties?

Yes you can as you're my favourite

that's ruined my night

And mine.

I would have reversed the order too...:)

 

[richards30]

is he still sunning himself in brazil??

 

[nmc]

is he still sunning himself in brazil??

No the Daily Star exclusively saw him house hunting on the Kings Road yesterday.

 

[kaz7]

Yes you can as you're my favourite

that's ruined my night

And mine.

I would have reversed the order too...:)

You are all my favourites :)

 

[kaz7]

LEAVE MY KAZZA ALONE YOU LOT!!!!!!!

:)

 

[nmc]

LEAVE MY KAZZA ALONE YOU LOT!!!!!!!

:)

Smug.....

 

[kaz7]

LEAVE MY KAZZA ALONE YOU LOT!!!!!!!

:)

Smug.....

Very :)

 

[nijinsky's fetlocks]

Is he coming to us or not? i'm losing the will to live here

Can I have your booze and panties?

Yes you can as you're my favourite

Not the ones in the washing basket.
You promised me those.

 

[The Doctor]

Wikipedia have got fed up now & put Fernando back at Porto

 

[Klaude]

Wikipedia have got fed up now & put Fernando back at Porto

They have to be correct. He hasnt signed so he has to be written so

 

[Mancitybluemoon1]

City's Fernando wait goes on

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Jun 24, 2014 13:05
By Rob Dawson


The Brazil-born midfielder is keen on a move to the Etihad Stadium but the deal is being held up while he finalises his departure from the Portuguese club.

Manchester City are still waiting for the green light to proceed with their pursuit of Porto’s Fernando.

The Brazil-born midfielder is keen on a move to the Etihad Stadium but the deal is being held up while he finalises his departure from the Portuguese club.

City were close to signing the 26-year-old in January but couldn’t agree a fee with Porto.

He signed a new three-year deal in February but is now expected to move for around £16m when the final details are ironed out.

Fernando, who is not part of Brazil’s squad at the World Cup, will add competition for places in midfield with Yaya Toure, Fernandinho, Javi Garcia and Jack Rodwell, if the former Everton man isn’t off-loaded.

Kompany: I came close to signing for Barca... but I'm happy at City

Toure: City celebrations denied me time with dying brother

World Cup daily: Manchester boys in goal bonanza

With Bacary Sagna’s arrival from Arsenal already confirmed and Fernando expected to join him, City will turn their attentions to signing a new centre-back and second-choice goalkeeper.

Porto’s French centre-back Eliaquim Mangala remains a target despite interest from Paris Saint-Germain, Barcelona and United, as does Roma’s Mehdi Benatia.

Malaga’s Willy Caballero is favourite to take over from Costel Pantilimon as Joe Hart’s understudy after the Romanian goalkeeper agreed a deal with Sunderland.

City are also expected to announce Samir Nasri’s new contract when he returns from his summer holiday.

The Frenchman, who is not part of Didier Deschamps’ squad in Brazil, is expected back at Carrington next month to begin preparations for the new season.

 

[Mr. Aguia]

Fernando or Dembele?
Fernando or Matuidi?

Who's better, regardless of price.

Well Fernando is a true holding DM. Shields the back 4 so he's not the same type of player as either. I hoped we'd sign Dembele from the Cottager's as backup for Yaya but I'm thrilled we didn't. He has been very disappointing at Spurs and with Belgium. Not creative enough to play in the attacking midfield role and not good enough defensively to play in the holding role.

Matuidi is a good young player which is why we tried to sign him. Can score goals and would be a great long term replacement for Yaya. With Matuidi and Yaya forward and Dinho holding in a midfield 3 would be very impressive but I think Dinho and Yaya with Fernando holding is the better bet. Giving us better defensive cover and more physicality. Though with Yaya going off the rails again maybe we should sell Yaya to PSG with Matuidi coming the other way giving us Matuidi & Dinho attacking and Fernando holding. Would be a very good midfield that few clubs could deal with IMO.

 

[The Doctor]

Wikipedia have got fed up now & put Fernando back at Porto

They have to be correct. He hasnt signed so he has to be written so

Understand what you say but the change back took 2 months so they are not that fussy!

 

[higgi1p]

Am so pissed off with the constant delay, I'm starting to dislike him against my better judgment

 

[The Fat el Hombre]

Am so pissed off with the constant delay, I'm starting to dislike him against my better judgment

Get a grip

 

[Cityisland]

City's Fernando wait goes on

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Jun 24, 2014 13:05
By Rob Dawson


The Brazil-born midfielder is keen on a move to the Etihad Stadium but the deal is being held up while he finalises his departure from the Portuguese club.

Manchester City are still waiting for the green light to proceed with their pursuit of Porto’s Fernando.

The Brazil-born midfielder is keen on a move to the Etihad Stadium but the deal is being held up while he finalises his departure from the Portuguese club.

City were close to signing the 26-year-old in January but couldn’t agree a fee with Porto.

He signed a new three-year deal in February but is now expected to move for around £16m when the final details are ironed out.

Fernando, who is not part of Brazil’s squad at the World Cup, will add competition for places in midfield with Yaya Toure, Fernandinho, Javi Garcia and Jack Rodwell, if the former Everton man isn’t off-loaded.

Kompany: I came close to signing for Barca... but I'm happy at City

Toure: City celebrations denied me time with dying brother

World Cup daily: Manchester boys in goal bonanza

With Bacary Sagna’s arrival from Arsenal already confirmed and Fernando expected to join him, City will turn their attentions to signing a new centre-back and second-choice goalkeeper.

Porto’s French centre-back Eliaquim Mangala remains a target despite interest from Paris Saint-Germain, Barcelona and United, as does Roma’s Mehdi Benatia.

Malaga’s Willy Caballero is favourite to take over from Costel Pantilimon as Joe Hart’s understudy after the Romanian goalkeeper agreed a deal with Sunderland.

City are also expected to announce Samir Nasri’s new contract when he returns from his summer holiday.

The Frenchman, who is not part of Didier Deschamps’ squad in Brazil, is expected back at Carrington next month to begin preparations for the new season.

Do people have eyes?

 

[Centurions]

City's Fernando wait goes on

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Jun 24, 2014 13:05
By Rob Dawson


The Brazil-born midfielder is keen on a move to the Etihad Stadium but the deal is being held up while he finalises his departure from the Portuguese club.

Manchester City are still waiting for the green light to proceed with their pursuit of Porto’s Fernando.

The Brazil-born midfielder is keen on a move to the Etihad Stadium but the deal is being held up while he finalises his departure from the Portuguese club.

City were close to signing the 26-year-old in January but couldn’t agree a fee with Porto.

He signed a new three-year deal in February but is now expected to move for around £16m when the final details are ironed out.

Fernando, who is not part of Brazil’s squad at the World Cup, will add competition for places in midfield with Yaya Toure, Fernandinho, Javi Garcia and Jack Rodwell, if the former Everton man isn’t off-loaded.

Kompany: I came close to signing for Barca... but I'm happy at City

Toure: City celebrations denied me time with dying brother

World Cup daily: Manchester boys in goal bonanza

With Bacary Sagna’s arrival from Arsenal already confirmed and Fernando expected to join him, City will turn their attentions to signing a new centre-back and second-choice goalkeeper.

Porto’s French centre-back Eliaquim Mangala remains a target despite interest from Paris Saint-Germain, Barcelona and United, as does Roma’s Mehdi Benatia.

Malaga’s Willy Caballero is favourite to take over from Costel Pantilimon as Joe Hart’s understudy after the Romanian goalkeeper agreed a deal with Sunderland.

City are also expected to announce Samir Nasri’s new contract when he returns from his summer holiday.

The Frenchman, who is not part of Didier Deschamps’ squad in Brazil, is expected back at Carrington next month to begin preparations for the new season.

Do people have eyes?

Personally I have 2, 1 either side of my nose fairly equidistant. Why do you ask?

 

[Cityisland]

City's Fernando wait goes on

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Jun 24, 2014 13:05
By Rob Dawson


The Brazil-born midfielder is keen on a move to the Etihad Stadium but the deal is being held up while he finalises his departure from the Portuguese club.

Manchester City are still waiting for the green light to proceed with their pursuit of Porto’s Fernando.

The Brazil-born midfielder is keen on a move to the Etihad Stadium but the deal is being held up while he finalises his departure from the Portuguese club.

City were close to signing the 26-year-old in January but couldn’t agree a fee with Porto.

He signed a new three-year deal in February but is now expected to move for around £16m when the final details are ironed out.

Fernando, who is not part of Brazil’s squad at the World Cup, will add competition for places in midfield with Yaya Toure, Fernandinho, Javi Garcia and Jack Rodwell, if the former Everton man isn’t off-loaded.

Kompany: I came close to signing for Barca... but I'm happy at City

Toure: City celebrations denied me time with dying brother

World Cup daily: Manchester boys in goal bonanza

With Bacary Sagna’s arrival from Arsenal already confirmed and Fernando expected to join him, City will turn their attentions to signing a new centre-back and second-choice goalkeeper.

Porto’s French centre-back Eliaquim Mangala remains a target despite interest from Paris Saint-Germain, Barcelona and United, as does Roma’s Mehdi Benatia.

Malaga’s Willy Caballero is favourite to take over from Costel Pantilimon as Joe Hart’s understudy after the Romanian goalkeeper agreed a deal with Sunderland.

City are also expected to announce Samir Nasri’s new contract when he returns from his summer holiday.

The Frenchman, who is not part of Didier Deschamps’ squad in Brazil, is expected back at Carrington next month to begin preparations for the new season.

Do people have eyes?

Personally I have 2, 1 either side of my nose fairly equidistant. Why do you ask?

Meh!

 

[Klaude]

If the mangala rumors are true then IT could be a wait for a dubble-deal. I think just that porto are acting like duchebags and not letting Fernando do what he wants..