Incredible how so many know what actually happened.Maybe this thread could be closed until something concrete happens. We know Cancelo is, shall we say, unpopular with City fans but we don't need to continually spout the same vitriol every other post surely.
If the narrative is true, it was Cancelo that was a disruptive influence in the squad.How do you think his friends will react to him being treated like that? What would it do to the spirit and team morale in the camp? How often do clubs with a fractured dressing room win trophies? Why do clubs who are successful always talk about the atmosphere in the dressing room?
Might explain why we won’t do it.
Exactly. If what was widely reported is true, I would be more concerned about what his presence does to people like Rico than concerning ourselves with hurting his feelings. Yes, clubs that are successful have good dressing room atmospheres. But that doesn’t mean you have to make every personality fit. Sometimes a good dressing room means knowing who to have in the dressing room in the first place.If the narrative is true, it was Cancelo that was a disruptive influence in the squad.
If we would have replaced him do you reckon we would have won oult in 2022/23 season?It was bad enough to let Cancelo go mid-season without anyone coming in to take his place. The performances leading to Cancelo departing were very sketchy. Along with the FFP charges being announced after the Spurs defeat the squad atmosphere was poor.
Nope. Integrating a new player (signing) mid season with the atmosphere at that time would have been a near impossible task.If we would have replaced him do you reckon we would have won oult in 2022/23 season?