Daz_Blue
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Especially when he is about to rake it in financially ....
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Jack Grealish
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jimharri
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I've heard him called lots of things (not by me, of course!), but I think that's the first time I've heard him called a hoe. I prefer to think of him as a shovel, digging holes in opposition defences.A year from now will we be reading articles on hoe Jack Grealish went from England's most fouled player to biggest diver?
Interesting to see how it pans out. Jack is appreciated by many football fans for his ability and forward thinking play. Will they let their media-led hate of oil rich city stop their own appreciation of his talent?
The part of this that excites me the most is not so much Grealish in a city shirt, but knowing with what we demand that Grealish, Mahrez, Gundo, whoever is in that city shirt today it's because they are in top form and hungry to win.
And if we can't break you down because of eleven men behind the ball and an unsympathetic official then fine, chuck on Kane, Jesus, Foden and have a go at that for the last 30.
"TAXI!!!"
Wouldn't it be wiser to make this ststement only after the Sterling renewal? The hate would go beyond the Aston Villa level.
Yes, the hate he gets is far beyond the Aston Villa level and will only get worse if he renews, you're right. But that's more about the way the media has trained people to feel about Sterling than any hook-ups City fans have.
None of the players you quote left us at the beginning of their career; they were all at the end of their time with us. Easy to wish all those players the very best knowing they’re at the end of their careers. Not comparable with Grealish in any way whatsoever
Sané then. That's the closest we've got to a comparable example. Even if it was Foden we wouldn't cry about it like they are, we'd just move on with our lives.
Nah, that seems reasonable to me. They thought he was more loyal than he was, but they're willing to support the club rather than a fangirl-ish cult love for him in particular. This is an emotive transfer but let's not be knobs for no reason. There's been MUCH worse Villa reactions on Twitter if you do want to slag some other fans off, you know.
Thinking that a player wanting to move makes them disloyal is an absolutely horrendous attitude. Bunch of squealing children. Disgusting way to treat one of the best Villa players of their lifetimes.
bluemoon32
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Not a chance, the shit Sane got and still gets shows we behave no different to Villa fansSané then. That's the closest we've got to a comparable example. Even if it was Foden we wouldn't cry about it like they are, we'd just move on with our lives.
jimharri
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That's a bit harsh, isn't it? Jack's not a ****.What a ****.
Until he has a bad game for us, at which point the match thread will spontaneously combust. "100m, for that ****. FFS"
Protein Junkie
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So Villa are after Smith-Rowe and Ward-Prowse.
Other rumoured targets are Loftus-Cheek,Maitland-Niles,Walker-Peters,Calvert-Lewin, Hudson-Odoi,Wank-Bissaka and Trent-Darby.
Other rumoured targets are Loftus-Cheek,Maitland-Niles,Walker-Peters,Calvert-Lewin, Hudson-Odoi,Wank-Bissaka and Trent-Darby.
meeesh
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That's a bit harsh, isn't it? Jack's not a ****.
Until he has a bad game for us, at which point the match thread will spontaneously combust. "100m, for that ****. FFS"
Diving ****,as I used to call him,used to :)
andyhinch
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And spend a lot of time on his backEspecially when he is about to rake it in financially ....
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