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I know Pep has ultimate faith in his own ability but if he sells Kun - he is putting huge pressure on himself. He got rid of Hart (the right decision) and brought in a dud replacement. With Kun its less about the replacement and more about us collectively converting our chances. Selling Kun is a very brave decision and it will invite significant scrutiny and just add to the pressure he/we will be under - during the early part of next season
 
I think we're all on the same page in that any manager must have the freedom to reshape the squad as they see fit; acting upon what he sees on the pitch, in training and behind the scenes. Apart from Guardiola who must obviously do this but also meet the expectations and emotional needs of each and every individual Manchester City fan because otherwise he's arrogant, stubborn and insufferably bald.

People would whinge about Sergio leaving the same way that they still whinge about Hart leaving. A lot of them would be the people who reel off cliches like "players come and go but blah blah blah" in other situations but actually ignore those words and hold on to a grudge with the manager who dared to sell their fave player.

This isn't a democracy, folks. Thank fuck.
 
nmc said:
I know Pep has ultimate faith in his own ability but if he sells Kun - he is putting huge pressure on himself. He got rid of Hart (the right decision) and brought in a dud replacement. With Kun its less about the replacement and more about us collectively converting our chances. Selling Kun is a very brave decision and it will invite significant scrutiny and just add to the pressure he/we will be under - during the early part of next season
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He doesn't care about pressure.

Aguero isn't guaranteed a start anymore. That will be the thing which decides it imo. If he can accept that, he'll stay, if he can't he'll go.

He said recently that he accepts it & that Jesus will have to play often, but then mentioned fighting 'the end of he season' which could mean he accepts it 'til then.
 
nmc said:
I know Pep has ultimate faith in his own ability but if he sells Kun - he is putting huge pressure on himself. He got rid of Hart (the right decision) and brought in a dud replacement. With Kun its less about the replacement and more about us collectively converting our chances. Selling Kun is a very brave decision and it will invite significant scrutiny and just add to the pressure he/we will be under - during the early part of next season
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What if Kun wants to go?..
 
We already made a huge mistake by selling Dzeko. Aguero is WC. I think him and Sanchez can play together.

Sanchez----Jesus/Aguero----Sane/Sterling front 3 next season hopefully
 
We need more goals from our front three if thats the way we will mainly set up next year

The wide players ideally need to be averaging 15-20 goals in all competitions , with the main striker getting the numbers that Aguero has this season ie 30 plus

Its a big risk in counting on Sane and Sterling pulling those kind of returns , we need a more experienced player to allow them time to grow into that type of player

Sanchez will be that player , he will comfortably achieve 20 goals from wide, plus the added bonus of him playing through the middle if required with no drop off in quality
 
We need goal scoring midfielder someone like James Rodriguez. Also i won't mind Alexis, we need Marquee players upfront. Even if Aguero stays we need Alexis and if he leaves oh boy... We will surely need someone explosive, maybe Aubamayang.
 
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