Jack Grealish

[aguero93:20]

Fernando? Mangala?

Fernando was and is a good player who just didn't always suit what we wanted to do, played a vital part in our semi final run in Europe. Not shite.
Mangala? Seems a bit harsh to me but I won't argue.

 

[Mancini Manus Domini]

I came across this at end of last season.

 

[skillman]

I came across this at end of last season.

Jesus.

Also, Fabian Ruiz is always one that's taken my eye whenever I've seen him. A lovely player.

 

[mike1923]

Both of which have themselves FA Cup and Premier League medals (more for Delph).

I wonder why they left...

Was hilarious the stick they gave Delph in the league game

he was probably expecting the same again when we drew them in the cup at Villa Park but only about 12 people turned up

 

[kun]

Good debate to be had actually, who was the last genuinely 'shit' player we had on the books? I'd probably go for Tal Ben Haim although I have to admit I'm a bit fuzzy on dates.

Bravo was pretty terrible. Especially in his first season.

 

[aguero93:20]

I came across this at end of last season.

Well, according to that either our players are shite (as none of them appear) or we play a system that doesn't value extended carries up the pitch and hollywood passing :)

 

[aguero93:20]

Bravo was pretty terrible. Especially in his first season.

True about the first season, but that's form not ability. He showed after the first season and at Barca that he was a good keeper. I'm talking about players that were genuinely shite.

 

[kun]

True about the first season, but that's form not ability. He showed after the first season and at Barca that he was a good keeper. I'm talking about players that were genuinely shite.

Probably some kid who played like a game. Abdi Ibrahim, Alex Nimely, Javan Vidal, David Faupala, Chris Chantler etc.

Non-league level footballers.

 

[theres only one carlito]

Ah Mendy isn't shit, he's a great attacking fullback who's been blighted by injuries and wasn't able to adapt his game. World Class? Never, but he was never shit either.

He Can’t defend and is a defender by trade. It’s like any tradesmen that can’t do his job properly, ie shite.

 

[David Silva]

Good debate to be had actually, who was the last genuinely 'shit' player we had on the books? I'd probably go for Tal Ben Haim although I have to admit I'm a bit fuzzy on dates.

Dead heat between him and Jo.

Two transfers that stank of a brown envelope somewhere.

 

[Deleted member 81382]

Good debate to be had actually, who was the last genuinely 'shit' player we had on the books? I'd probably go for Tal Ben Haim although I have to admit I'm a bit fuzzy on dates.

Scott Sinclair?

Jack Rodwell? Although you could argue injuries stopped him from fulfilling his potential.

 

[FantasyIreland]

Javi Garcia got to be in with a shout.

 

[FlatlineMonday]

Scott Sinclair?

Jack Rodwell? Although you could argue injuries stopped him from fulfilling his potential.

If we're being cruel, we could throw Bony into the mix. Just never played well for City.

 

[Dr Jacoby]

Good debate to be had actually, who was the last genuinely 'shit' player we had on the books? I'd probably go for Tal Ben Haim although I have to admit I'm a bit fuzzy on dates.

Leroy Sane

 

[FantasyIreland]

Think we have discussed enough garbage.....lets get back to Grealish the Great! ;-)

 

[bluemoon32]

Think we have discussed enough garbage.....lets get back to Grealish the Great! ;-)

 

[doobyedoobye]

Grealish will become our Totti...

 

[Stoned Rose]

Good debate to be had actually, who was the last genuinely 'shit' player we had on the books? I'd probably go for Tal Ben Haim although I have to admit I'm a bit fuzzy on dates.

Razak says hello.

 

[Stoned Rose]

Ah Mendy isn't shit, he's a great attacking fullback who's been blighted by injuries and wasn't able to adapt his game. World Class? Never, but he was never shit either.

"Great"?

Give over mate.

 

[aguero93:20]

"Great"?

Give over mate.

He was fucking great at Monaco and up until his knee injury here.