I do agree, he does gets some stick but his profile is so high and at a blue club - this means his mistakes are polarised more so than the rest in the press.
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Joe Hart (joined Torino on season long loan - Official)
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BlueDeadHead
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Ah just the one final dig before you go, no problem.
But if you think you come across as somebody wanting Hart to stay then you are sadly mistaken.
Again, proving my point. You haven't read my posts then.
Again, proving my point. You haven't read my posts then.
I have read your posts and formed the opinion you don't care for Hart very much, you insinuate that he will not be able to handle the pressure of being a sweeper keeper under our new boss
If Pep wants a Sweeper. He can play Bravo for two years and replace him with Rulli. Again IF that is what he wants, selling Hart and buying Bravo is a no brainer.
Yep and Pep's keepers are required to be excellent passers.
Pep wants a sweeper (which we all can agree Joe Hart is not) then it makes sense to sign Bravo for 2 years since we have already signed our long term keeper.
Hardly coming out in support of Hart and willing him to rise up to the challenge of becoming the sweeper keeper Pep wants but then again I am too stupid to read your posts and may have just got you all wrong after all, it isn't hate filled bile like some have written in this thread I will give you that but backing Hart to succeed it is not.
EL APACHE TEVEZ
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Spot on chip.Joe is a very very good keeper, don't believe all the negative shit about him, all keepers make mistakes and Neuer makes more than most but never highlighted.
Back one of our own who is one of the best in the world.
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I have read your posts and formed the opinion you don't care for Hart very much, you insinuate that he will not be able to handle the pressure of being a sweeper keeper under our new boss
Hardly coming out in support of Hart and willing him to rise up to the challenge of becoming the sweeper keeper Pep wants but then again I am too stupid to read your posts and may have just got you all wrong after all, it isn't hate filled bile like some have written in this thread I will give you that but backing Hart to succeed it is not.
The last quote you post should say "If Pep wants a Sweeper". And the second quote about passing was in reference to Bravo and not Hart.
I appreciate the fact that you recognize my posts are not hate filled bile towards Joe. Here is another quote from me:
NO. Bravo and Hart are both excellent keepers who have completely different styles of play. Depending on what system you put them in, one will be better than the other.
I love Hart but he is not a Sweeper. IF Pep wants a Sweeper IMO he is not going to find it in Hart. If he wants the best shot stopper in the world, he already has his man. I personally don't know what Pep wants. If Pep wants a World Class stopper who may become good enough with his feet to work in our system, then I think that Hart has a great chance.
Thinking through the complexities of what might happen with our Keeper situation does not make me less of a blue. It makes me curious.
Mr Ed (The Stables)
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What if he wants Bony and Kolarov as regulars ?
Then there's nothing we can do about it. But if he thinks Hart isn't up to scratch then I'm pretty certain he'll have sussed out both of them.
MillionMilesAway
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If the Guardian are anything to go by, City have agreed a fee for an Argentinian keeper called Rulli, at Real Sociedad (?). At £4M, he definitely won't be first choice (confirming what Guardiola has said). Don't know much about him, but he's 24, with 110 appearances or so, so on his way up. I wonder how he fits for work permits.
If the Guardian are anything to go by, City have agreed a fee for an Argentinian keeper called Rulli, at Real Sociedad (?). At £4M, he definitely won't be first choice (confirming what Guardiola has said). Don't know much about him, but he's 24, with 110 appearances or so, so on his way up. I wonder how he fits for work permits.
He's allegedly set to stay at Sociedad on loan.
MillionMilesAway
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He's allegedly set to stay at Sociedad on loan.
Ah, thanks. We'd not be able to take him without Caballero going anyway, due to homegrown limits.
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