Joe Hart (joined Torino on season long loan - Official)

[SWP's back]

There is never a good way to sack someone, especially in football. However, to be fair, we aren't just 'not good' at it, we're pretty shite.

I thought we handled Pellegrini pretty well.

 

[malg]

Sssooooooooo........just to recap:

1. Joe's still a good keeper - something to do with golden gloves....?
2. Not good enough with his feet for Guardiola - appears to be universally accepted now, even by @karen7
3. He's a bit of a **** to TV sets, but only by punching them as if he tried to kick one he'd probably miss it.
4. Has a tendency to get a tad over excited before big matches and do some shouting, punching lockers. Once again, a tendency to be violent to inanimate objects.
5. One of the gang that got Mancini sacked.
6. Shite with shots low to his left.....

Owt else?

 

[FanchesterCity]

Mancini was not in the fucking stands.

Agreed, urban myth (think it was against Spurs?

Hughes was a deal man walking, but Mancini in the stands is just laughable.

 

[goalmole]

What the fuck has it got to with that fucking shit tashed, micro dick, swamp dwelling, nonce faced fucking ****? He's proved his worth the little ****, all he can do is mouth of on telly - good for fuck all else, except part of the England setup.....yep the old boys network. He'd last 5 minutes in a proper job that **** before someone smacked 7 kind of shite out of him. Hopefully while he's out spouting fucking shite on the telly his wife is getting a good length from someone else. CCUUNNTTTTT.

Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaand breathe.

 

[razman]

I don't think anybody is disrespecting Joe . It's more of a coming to terms with and an acknowledgement of his weaknesses that were always there if anybody wanted to look. Now that the end seems to be near, it would be a good idea for everyone, including Joe, to conduct themselves in a graceful and dignified manner. If he leaves then he should leave with our thanks and good wishes and hopefully he in turn won't feel too bitter and start to slag us off in his desire to get back at the people who facilitated his exit.

Have you read this thread today? :)

 

[bluesoup]

It's gone past that. We bought WIlly for that role.
Sadly, it's the end game for Joe now.

Wishful thinking.

 

[argyle]

Football fans over the age of 16 shouldn't get emotionally attached to players the way some are doing on here.

Surely most fans expected this thing? Pep is ruthless and will get rid of fan favourites if he believes it will make the team better.

Good luck to Hart, he's been fantastic for us. Bravo is even better though.

 

[goalmole]

Have you read this thread today? :)

not every post. No I haven't got the time or inclination. Would you care to summarise.

 

[FanchesterCity]

Sssooooooooo........just to recap:

1. Joe's still a good keeper - something to do with golden gloves....?
2. Not good enough with his feet for Guardiola - appears to be universally accepted now, even by @karen7
3. He's a bit of a **** to TV sets, but only by punching them as if he tried to kick one he'd probably miss it.
4. Has a tendency to get a tad over excited before big matches and do some shouting, punching lockers. Once again, a tendency to be violent to inanimate objects.
5. One of the gang that got Mancini sacked.
6. Shite with shots low to his left.....

Owt else?

Grins too much.
Someone knows someone who met him and said he's a nob.
Perfect for Everton.
Worth 50m to them and not a penny less, but we'll let him go for 25m because we can see they're living in a cardboard box and slumming it.

 

[SWP's back]

Agreed, urban myth (think it was against Spurs?

Hughes was a deal man walking, but Mancini in the stands is just laughable.

Yeah and the journos that said he was retracted their statements after Vicky Kloss woke up.