manimanc
Well-Known Member
You don't have to apologise, nothing wrong with it, we're all different, just some comments I see i think wtf.I’m a flapper, sorry. Expect the worst and everything’s a bonus.
You don't have to apologise, nothing wrong with it, we're all different, just some comments I see i think wtf.I’m a flapper, sorry. Expect the worst and everything’s a bonus.
But if there are no suitable alternatives as the club have decided then you don’t settle for something you don’t want or need. They want Kane if they can’t get Kane they don’t want an inferior alternative. Let’s not start listing “alternatives” either because that hasn’t gone well this weekThe club should've have an alternative, if things doesn't go the direction they thought it should. And currently we do not have that. Simple logic actually.
Im a bit fuzzy this morning so could you help me out and spell out the clubs big picture as I cannot recall seeing it printed. ThanksWe didn't need Grealish. Yeah, he is a great player but if you look at the bigger picture the first thing what we should've done is signing a striker. If that means our budget got limited because of that, and therefore we don't have the money anymore to replace a strike, which we currently also do not have, then it is a not so clever decision.
Probably will but so what if it does. As long as he’s signed before it shuts that doesn’t matter. He can train with Spurs get fit and come to City. Why does it need to happen quickly. It was never going to happen quickly. As for Grealish that was a pretty straightforward deal considering the amount of money involved. He was signed 2 weeks after the eurosBut that 'simple' deal took an age, this will rumble on until a couple of days before the window slams shut
I think there is a good chance Spurs will sell at the 11th hour because in the circumstances they'd be foolish not to but it's Levy's call. In the meantime City will have to work out if there is a fall-back plan. I really would go for Lacazette if fit. I've always rated him. Top quality striker and like Giroud an excellent foil for forwards around him.I agree Levy is more of a liability than an asset. The reluctance to negotiate a wantaway player will always affect them when it come to players agents. Agents will be looking for shorter contracts, higher cost contracts or breakpoints in the contracts to a fixed period or cost
because you need to learn your lesson and stop running them over.Why don’t you go and take cats eyes off the motorway in rush hour
But we can be certain that the club looked at the alternatives. Haaland is an impossibility this summer, as ourselves and Chelsea both found out. Then as well as Kane, we have monitored the likes of Lukaku, Darwin Nunez, Andre Silva, Danny Ings, Patson Daka. These are all names that we saw linked with City in the recent past. But what if the club looked at all the data on them, all the reports, and decided ONLY Kane fits the bill out of all the attainable strikers this summer? If that’s the case, as it very much appears to be, then as much as we don’t like it, the sensible approach if we don’t get Kane is to keep our powder dry for when someone else is available that does meet our needs. It’s a total waste of money to buy someone that can’t do what Pep wants from this striker purchase.The club should've have an alternative, if things doesn't go the direction they thought it should. And currently we do not have that. Simple logic actually.
How do you know what the club have and haven't?The club should've have an alternative, if things doesn't go the direction they thought it should. And currently we do not have that. Simple logic actually.
What the fuck are you on aboutbecause you need to learn your lesson and stop running them over.
To get your fucking knitting needles I hope? Hate to think how he get on in the Parkside if he doesn’t like swearingFuck this then I'm off!