Crooked_rain
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Rico's gotta go, he's had his chance but i just haven't noticed any growth in the lad
Haha he only turned 19 about 5 months ago.
Rico's gotta go, he's had his chance but i just haven't noticed any growth in the lad
Because Pep makes the sum of all parts much betterSquad size isn't the issue. It's depth of quality that's the concern. Clearly some players just aren't trusted to step in (Nunes, Gomez) and others are a downgrade on the player they replaced.
We've quietly overhauled our squad over the last year without the implosion that would happen at other clubs.
The only way I really see around the Rodri puzzle, is Kimmich if he’s even available. Maybe let Walker go, play Kimmich as an inverted right back ,when he plays as a 6 then Akanji or Lewis plays right back.We do. It's so difficult though. Firstly Rodri is so good that even someone half as good is still a quality player that's probably a starter at a good team, so you really need a seriously good player to be happy to start on the bench for almost every game.
Or ideally we get a cover for Rodri that's also capable of playing a bit more advanced too. Then they'd probably get more game time than just a straight cover for Rodri. That'd be more appealing I reckon.
Of course, playing for City is very appealing, but if you're coming in knowing you're just a back up for Rodri then you know you're barely playing. Not so easy to attract the kind of quality required for back up rodri when their opportunities are so limited
Got to get rid of the likes of Bernardo Silva, Julian Alvarez, Phil Foden and Jeremy Doku too. Kevin De Bruyne, Jack Grealish and Rodri are ok.Rico's gotta go, he's had his chance but i just haven't noticed any growth in the lad
Do you notice any difference in Foden between now and three years ago ?Rico's gotta go, he's had his chance but i just haven't noticed any growth in the lad