DrBlueBob
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Outstanding.Inspiring analogy. Would add more, but right now I’m off to torch a Ferrari dealership…
Outstanding.Inspiring analogy. Would add more, but right now I’m off to torch a Ferrari dealership…
This is so stupid lol. You clearly haven’t been following this forumAnd as sure as night follows day this thread is as predictable as Sunday following Saturday.
Pump a team 5-0 - We don’t need Kane
Jesus has a good game on the right - We don’t need Kane, we have Jesus
It’s funny because if it was Haaland the narrative would probably be:
Pump a team 5-0 - Imagine how many we’d have got with Haaland
Imagine how many we’d get with Jesus feeding Haaland off the right
Some on here can’t help themselves.Tony how did you make a Kane transfer post about how shit you think Sterling is?
This is so stupid lol. You clearly haven’t been following this forum
I tend to skip past his posts but did notice the usual Sterling dig.Tony how did you make a Kane transfer post about how shit you think Sterling is?
The absence of 'sensible offers' has never put City off before. We're well known for letting players go under expected/realistic values, and paying top prices for our targets.No sensible offers for Bernardo?
So in this analogy we should break his legs at the medical then
If we have to sell to afford Kane then imo we can't afford Kane. If we have to sell Sterling, Mendy and/or Ake to get Kane then ok but no one else is surplus enough.
Imo a Laporte level player in defence is crucial to success. And Bernardo level player in midfield is crucial to success. So if either go we'd need to replace with similar. Not possible if we get Kane unless a kid comes in.
I'm glad we got Grealish before getting a striker. Our biggest problem imo for the past 2 seasons was either Mahrez or Sterling killing attacks. I wanted that addressed asap. And it was so great.
Getting a Kane is not just difficult from a financial perspective. It also is difficult imo to see how he improves us given the way we play. How many chances did Torres really have in the game yesterday. How is new player going to do any better unless the way we play changes a bit and then that brings its own risks.
Imo we have 2 first team strikers atm - Torres and Sterling (because out wide he does more harm than good). If we replaced Sterling with a decent affordable striker I'd be more than happy.
It's Monday where I am.And as sure as night follows day this thread is as predictable as Sunday following Saturday.
Pump a team 5-0 - We don’t need Kane
Jesus has a good game on the right - We don’t need Kane, we have Jesus
It’s funny because if it was Haaland the narrative would probably be:
Pump a team 5-0 - Imagine how many we’d have got with Haaland
Imagine how many we’d get with Jesus feeding Haaland off the right