manimanc
Well-Known Member
Tuneage ;)
Have to mildly disagree.Don't deny any of that but it was absurd to call him the most promising player in the country when he's not even as good as Foden.
That’s a fresh perspective. Next time I’m in a bazaar haggling over a carpet, I’ll just blame the carpet for the negotiations taking so long…i’m 100% sure ‘kane and his people’ are amateurs and that’s why this whole saga has been a mess from the beginning
Could we have signed Ings for one season?I think it is arrogant not having a back up option. The back up option being continue as we are isn’t going to work in my opinion.
I don’t think Jesus is up to it, I know the fanvase is split on that but I really don’t think he’s good enough to lead our attack. I’d rather have had an ings for a season than no striker
I trust our player acquisition board have done their homework too. You see the major difference between Kane & Felix, is that Kane is proven at the highest level, in the toughest league in the world.I think you're misunderstanding my central argument; Kane may be worth 125m+ to City but that is because City are content enough to pay beyond his fair value. I don't believe Kane is worth 125m, the reason I mentioned the hypothetical example was to illustrate that valuing Kane at 125m at 28 would inadvertently and inherently value Kane at somewhere between 250m-300m a few years ago which I also don't believe his value to be.
I like the idea of having resale value, not because we ever want to sell the player but because it gives us an out if things don't go to plan. Felix has relatively underperformed at Atletico but they have an out. Kane is total risk. We bought the likes of Silva and Aguero who had tons of resale value without ever having the intention to sell them and it put us in an incredibly strong position.
You're right about any player getting injuries or losing form but a 28 year old for 125m means the margin for error is far smaller than other cases. Less clubs willing to take them on, longer recovery times, inability to adapt their games to new injuries etc.
I get why City want Kane in a market that isn't particularly plentiful but I hope, if we do sign him, it's a one off type signing.
Could we have signed Ings for one season?I think it is arrogant not having a back up option. The back up option being continue as we are isn’t going to work in my opinion.
I don’t think Jesus is up to it, I know the fanvase is split on that but I really don’t think he’s good enough to lead our attack. I’d rather have had an ings for a season than no striker
Plane tracking time?When do they fly out - take it it's sometime today?
I’m get that in theory, but him and Kane are completely different types of playerCould we have signed Ings for one season?
My point is that we couldn't have just signed him for one season, like numerous posters have stated. It would have been for a minimum of three years, which wouldn't make sense for a 'stop gap.'I’m get that in theory, but him and Kane are completely different types of player
Got any flappers