BibbyBlue85
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Re: Isco (Part 8 (weekend saga part 3))
Just when I thought this thread couldn't get any stranger
Bluemanc100 said:
Just when I thought this thread couldn't get any stranger
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kippax81
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Re: Isco (Part 8 (weekend saga part 3))
Everything in that MUEN article I read on here yesterday.
An article full of opinion and conjecture.
I'm confident that Cheeky will win the day for us.
Everything in that MUEN article I read on here yesterday.
An article full of opinion and conjecture.
I'm confident that Cheeky will win the day for us.
Re: Isco (Part 8 (weekend saga part 3))
If the MUEN article and the Marca article are true and I very much doubt they are im not so fussed if we get him or not. Dont get me wrong hes a very good player but if those articles are true he is exhibiting the classic traits of a modern footballer.
Basically he wouldnt be where he is now if it wasnt for pellegrini he plucked hi from relative obscurity at valencia and gave him the paltform to develop into the player he has become and because of a few decent performances at the u21s now Real Madrid want him and he and has dad have been dazzled by the bright lights of Real Madrid who at present have no manager or place in the team for him and then after a few mediocre games where he will have to defer to ozil and ronaldo he will end up on the bench and then it will be to late. its typical footballer mentality i want it all and I want it now.
If the MUEN article and the Marca article are true and I very much doubt they are im not so fussed if we get him or not. Dont get me wrong hes a very good player but if those articles are true he is exhibiting the classic traits of a modern footballer.
Basically he wouldnt be where he is now if it wasnt for pellegrini he plucked hi from relative obscurity at valencia and gave him the paltform to develop into the player he has become and because of a few decent performances at the u21s now Real Madrid want him and he and has dad have been dazzled by the bright lights of Real Madrid who at present have no manager or place in the team for him and then after a few mediocre games where he will have to defer to ozil and ronaldo he will end up on the bench and then it will be to late. its typical footballer mentality i want it all and I want it now.
johnmc
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Re: Isco (Part 8 (weekend saga part 3))
Are they dubs? Spinners. If so, yes.
Bluemanc100 said:
Are they dubs? Spinners. If so, yes.
Bluemanc100
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Re: Isco (Part 8 (weekend saga part 3))
you need to stick with it............ cryptic but it'll make sense to somebody ;-)
BibbyBlue85 said:
you need to stick with it............ cryptic but it'll make sense to somebody ;-)
NipHolmes
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Re: Isco (Part 8 (weekend saga part 3))
Play second fiddle to Ronaldo and Ozil or play alongside Silva and Aguero under a manager who's helped him prosper and improve.
We will do this
We have, Malaga has accepted. We've agreed terms. It's down to Isco to choose his next club now. Simple as that.nederblue said:
Play second fiddle to Ronaldo and Ozil or play alongside Silva and Aguero under a manager who's helped him prosper and improve.
We will do this
George Hannah
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Re: Isco (Part 8 (weekend saga part 3))
just for balance
Isco heads for Pellegrini talks
Isco (Reuters)
by Hugh Southon24th June 2013 9:30am BST
Exclusive
Spanish playmaker Isco will speak with new Manchester City boss Manuel Pellegrini today to decide on his future.
The 21-year-old has reportedly agreed to join Real Madrid, rather than team up with his Malaga mentor at the Etihad Stadium.
A fee of £22 million has been agreed but the decision is now resting with the player, with City still hoping they can turn his head at the eleventh hour.
And SportsDirect News can reveal Isco has been less than complimentary about Madrid in the past.
Speaking back in 2009, Isco said: "I would say I am a bit of a anti-Madridsta. One never knows where your future lies, but it's a team I have never liked.
"I get the impression that Real Madrid are an arrogant club, likewise the players and you don't get anywhere without humility."
<a class="postlink" href="http://www.sportsdirectnews.com/premier-league/26984-isco-heads-for-pellegrini-talks.php" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.sportsdirectnews.com/premier ... -talks.php</a>
(trust in PB!)
just for balance
Isco heads for Pellegrini talks
Isco (Reuters)
by Hugh Southon24th June 2013 9:30am BST
Exclusive
Spanish playmaker Isco will speak with new Manchester City boss Manuel Pellegrini today to decide on his future.
The 21-year-old has reportedly agreed to join Real Madrid, rather than team up with his Malaga mentor at the Etihad Stadium.
A fee of £22 million has been agreed but the decision is now resting with the player, with City still hoping they can turn his head at the eleventh hour.
And SportsDirect News can reveal Isco has been less than complimentary about Madrid in the past.
Speaking back in 2009, Isco said: "I would say I am a bit of a anti-Madridsta. One never knows where your future lies, but it's a team I have never liked.
"I get the impression that Real Madrid are an arrogant club, likewise the players and you don't get anywhere without humility."
<a class="postlink" href="http://www.sportsdirectnews.com/premier-league/26984-isco-heads-for-pellegrini-talks.php" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.sportsdirectnews.com/premier ... -talks.php</a>
(trust in PB!)
burning blue soul
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Re: Isco (Part 8 (weekend saga part 3))
LAST NIGHT
THIS MORNING
LAST NIGHT
THIS MORNING
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Re: Isco (Part 8 (weekend saga part 3))
Reals odds on Bet Viictor have gone from 1/10 to 1/6 this morning
Reals odds on Bet Viictor have gone from 1/10 to 1/6 this morning