deano ou812
Well-Known Member
Have we actually been linked to this lad ? or is it just people speculating..
You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
João Félix
- Thread starter Andrew___K
- Start date
MeatHunterrr
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- 24 Apr 2014
- Messages
- 11,440
Athletlc reported that we made enquiryHave we actually been linked to this lad ? or is it just people speculating..
deano ou812
Well-Known Member
Cheers,interesting although would surely take a sizeable wedge for them to let him leave,and also if he’s interested in coming to Manchester..Athletlc reported that we made enquiry
Yes, think he’d always like it as at least an option, which is why I think it’s more likely we go for this type of player than a Haaland Kane type.
He would also be pretty handy as a wide forward so an option across the front 3.
I disagree with this.These sort of situations, where teams spend a ludicrous amount of money on a player & find out he is total shit, usually end in a loan plus option to buy deal.
The lad clearly has talent and is one of the most gifted footballers at his age on the planet. He is just in the wrong side and was clearly badly advised. I don't see a weakness in his game, he could be the new Kaka under Pep.
When I watched Atletico last season, he wasn't as bad as the statistics suggests. He played well but was let down by the finishing of Morata numerous times.
I'd love to see him at City, I personally feel we could be getting a future superstar who would be coached under the best manager in the world. If we could find a loan deal with an option to buy I'd much rather this than we go for Lautaro Martinez who I don't rate too highly.
marc_mcfc90
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- 2 May 2017
- Messages
- 457
Cheers,interesting although would surely take a sizeable wedge for them to let him leave,and also if he’s interested in coming to Manchester..
I think he would jump at the opportunity after the season he has had at athletico
BringBackSwales
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- 3 Jul 2009
- Messages
- 31,226
Remind me what they ever got right that hadn’t already been quoted elsewhere? That’s a general question rather than aimed just at you MHAthletlc reported that we made enquiry
Neville Kneville
Well-Known Member
I disagree with this.
The lad clearly has talent and is one of the most gifted footballers at his age on the planet. He is just in the wrong side and was clearly badly advised. I don't see a weakness in his game, he could be the new Kaka under Pep.
When I watched Atletico last season, he wasn't as bad as the statistics suggests. He played well but was let down by the finishing of Morata numerous times.
I'd love to see him at City, I personally feel we could be getting a future superstar who would be coached under the best manager in the world. If we could find a loan deal with an option to buy I'd much rather this than we go for Lautaro Martinez who I don't rate too highly.
You just agreed.
Tugay One Cup
Well-Known Member
I disagree with this.
The lad clearly has talent and is one of the most gifted footballers at his age on the planet.
@Neville Kneville has a fairly unique and binary ranking system in which a player falls into one of two categories: "total shit" or "brilliant".
He doesn't fuck about with words the way many of us do.
Neville Kneville
Well-Known Member
@Neville Kneville has a fairly unique and binary ranking system in which a player falls into one of two categories: "total shit" or "brilliant".
He doesn't fuck about with words the way many of us do.
Not true, Gundogan for example, is average.