James Milner

yeah whatever !! said:
pride in battle said:
Chippy_boy said:
So does Forrest Gump.

I don't know how anyone could say he had "a great game" yesterday. He can be so much better than that.


I like Milner but he has been poor recently....

Crossed the ball for Dzekos goal.. passed to Ferna who passed to Nasri who set up Dzeko goal.
did his bit yesterday.

He did his bit but come on he was poor yesterday....
 
I think you see the best of out James Milner going forward when David Silva starts with him. When we turn our football on as a team, Milner doesn't look out of place despite not being as technically gifted as others in the squad.

He always does his job defensively though , 100% need to keep him.
 
Milner was on there to stop Baines getting forward so much. He did a great job and made the 2nd goal so no problem with his performance for me.
 
pride in battle said:
yeah whatever !! said:
pride in battle said:
I like Milner but he has been poor recently....

Crossed the ball for Dzekos goal.. passed to Ferna who passed to Nasri who set up Dzeko goal.
did his bit yesterday.

He did his bit but come on he was poor yesterday....

I struggle to accept comments like that fella.. we did win, and he did his bit...
win or lose we tend to find sommat to lambast a City player for..

when we lose I understand,but yesterday without question was our game of the season which we won,the result mattered- nowt else in my book..
 
He had a solid, disciplined game yesterday. Gave the ball away a little more than a City player should, although that is not new for Jimmy, but did excellent work to assist Dzeko.
 
Jimmy does the job the manager asks and does it very well. He is English and plays for City so the media won't big him up or mention him in the same way as they mention Carrick, Cleverley, Jones, Gerrard and even Henderson but he is an extremely valuable part of our squad. He is an old fashioned type of player, honest as the day as long and fit as a butchers dog. He also has skill that doesn't get mentioned regularly, look at the turn before he crossed for Dzeko, his performance in Munich and against United to name but a few. For every David Silva, Samir Nasri and Yaya Toure you need a James Milner, professional, reliable, tenacious and a will to win. Keep it going Jimmy, hopefully you'll have another medal round your neck on the 11th May.
 
AshtonBlueMooner said:
Jimmy does the job the manager asks and does it very well. He is English and plays for City so the media won't big him up or mention him in the same way as they mention Carrick, Cleverley, Jones, Gerrard and even Henderson but he is an extremely valuable part of our squad. He is an old fashioned type of player, honest as the day as long and fit as a butchers dog. He also has skill that doesn't get mentioned regularly, look at the turn before he crossed for Dzeko, his performance in Munich and against United to name but a few. For every David Silva, Samir Nasri and Yaya Toure you need a James Milner, professional, reliable, tenacious and a will to win. Keep it going Jimmy, hopefully you'll have another medal round your neck on the 11th May.

Spot on.
 
AshtonBlueMooner said:
Jimmy does the job the manager asks and does it very well. He is English and plays for City so the media won't big him up or mention him in the same way as they mention Carrick, Cleverley, Jones, Gerrard and even Henderson but he is an extremely valuable part of our squad. He is an old fashioned type of player, honest as the day as long and fit as a butchers dog. He also has skill that doesn't get mentioned regularly, look at the turn before he crossed for Dzeko, his performance in Munich and against United to name but a few. For every David Silva, Samir Nasri and Yaya Toure you need a James Milner, professional, reliable, tenacious and a will to win. Keep it going Jimmy, hopefully you'll have another medal round your neck on the 11th May.

Good post.

Will add Milner is tactically aware as well, which means he understands what managers require thats why managers like him around.
 
I have the same opinion on Milner as i do Kolarov and Dzeko. There should never be more then one of them on the field. They just hand over possession to the opponents to easily and far to often.
 
Rascal said:
AshtonBlueMooner said:
Jimmy does the job the manager asks and does it very well. He is English and plays for City so the media won't big him up or mention him in the same way as they mention Carrick, Cleverley, Jones, Gerrard and even Henderson but he is an extremely valuable part of our squad. He is an old fashioned type of player, honest as the day as long and fit as a butchers dog. He also has skill that doesn't get mentioned regularly, look at the turn before he crossed for Dzeko, his performance in Munich and against United to name but a few. For every David Silva, Samir Nasri and Yaya Toure you need a James Milner, professional, reliable, tenacious and a will to win. Keep it going Jimmy, hopefully you'll have another medal round your neck on the 11th May.

Good post.

Will add Milner is tactically aware as well, which means he understands what managers require thats why managers like him around.

I've said before and it may be a bit harsh on the lad, but James is, IMHO, a Jack of all trades, in that he can do a job for us in many areas of the pitch.

In many ways, his versatility has been his downfall, as it was with Ian Brightwell, but all squads need a James Milner-type of player, who can come in to cover for injuries and suspensions, as well as playing to give others a break.

I really hope he signs a new contract and is with us for many years to come.
 

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