FantasyIreland
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If he goes to the rags,he will improve them considerably - he's worth the 80/90m to them,so they will be spending that money wiser than we would,if that make sense?
Which is good. My point is that as a player if you have your heart set on one club but it doesn't work out then just stay where you are rather than going to a rival club of where you claim you really want to go. Mind you most footballers aren't the most intellectual and do as they are told.looks like its more us not wanting to pay that much
If he goes to the rags,he will improve them considerably - he's worth the 80/90m to them,so they will be spending that money wiser than we would,if that make sense?
If he goes to the rags,he will improve them considerably - he's worth the 80/90m to them,so they will be spending that money wiser than we would,if that make sense?
I know...I’m replying to one, right now!!
Maguire is NOT a world class defender, nor will he ever be one. He is a big fish in a very small, very visible, bowl. The words “English defender” describe him to a tee, and even then he is a throwback.
He is not good enough to play for City. If we could bring him on for corners and free kicks, great! But until then, he is an overpriced English defender!
Ask yourself: What would Barca pay for him? Real Madrid? PSG?
Would rather have Manolas for not much more. Sure, Murilo could grow, but typically good players have left Brazil by 22. With Kompany leaving, we need quality straight away.Can see us getting rodri and the young brazil centre back.
Tevez and Toure legends? You can fuck right off. I know you’ll get the odd few lauding them for the ability to kick a ball but the likes of Kompany and Zabaleta prove being a legend is about so much more.It's not that simple.
If a player chooses money over coming to City, good luck to them. There are a list of City players who earlier on in the takeover who did exactly the same came for the corn and they set the platform for where we are today.
I don't think Ramos would solely come to City for the love of football but I'd have him in a heartbeat as long as he was committed in his performances.
Historically Tevez is a perfect example, he never loved city and I from a footy perspective he probably had better options club wise.
However, he came for the money and generally in his performances worked his butt off, raising the game of others around him and laying the foundations of what we have today.
I have no problem with those that quite rightly want to be paid what there worth before signing, more important to me is their commitment and performances on the pitch.
Yaya did not work out to bad for us. He had the pick of Europe football wise before coming to us. Yet he agitated for a bump in his salary every other year and is a legend at the club now.
City have pulled out of race according to the daily mail.With Kompany leaving we need a certain type of quaility CB, more than ever. It is easy to forget that Komps wasn't considered to be a starter in those last two or three months. It was a surprise to many that he got the nod against Leicester., but thankfully he did and the rest is history. He was the warrior during that run in and there were many games when we were just getting over the line with 1 nils flat out on are feet. A fair few ending to games were like the last 10 mins against Liverpool at home.
I don't think City can go into next season without adding a defender with the aggression and composure on the ball to defend those tight periods in games. Given Maguire is proven in the Prem and a current international I can understand his appeal to City.
AgreedWould rather have Manolas for not much more. Sure, Murilo could grow, but typically good players have left Brazil by 22. With Kompany leaving, we need quality straight away.
I read that but its a long summer,their an awful paper and I'm keeping my fingers crossed.City have pulled out of race according to the daily mail.
Helped lay the foundations with a 3/4 month golfing holiday, proving my point. As for Toure, just fucking behave, if he had walked away with any grace fair enough but he acted like a cock and deserves to be treated like a cock.If you read my post I said Tevez helped lay the foundations for what we have propelled into today. I did not call him a legend, so your in a dispute with yourself regarding that.
As for yaya despite his behaviour at times, which was unacceptable, in terms of his football yaya being a legend in relation to the modern evolution of are club, it's simply in arguable and undeniable.
As for Ramos I did not mention anything about him leaving Madrid but I did say I'd have him at city in a heartbeat.
As for Komps and zab being legends again this is indisputable but again this is an issue raised by you not me.
We could do that weeks ago when the first links were published. Like I said back then, not a chance this happens, it’s nothing more than a smokescreen as far as I’m concerned.When can we officially start calling him ‘Harry fucking Maguire’?