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

[VOOMER]

What a load of bollocks. I've been wrong before like expecting Bobby Manc to still be here after the Wigan match.

Joe Hart is pure quality and bleeds blue. He's a very good manager:but if guardiola sacks him off instead of trying to nurture the best from him, he's an idiot

No he bleeds Joe Hart and that is likely one of the problems.

 

[Thaksinssoldier]

Yep,and who can blame him.

I think its best all round - As well as a decent loan fee this season,we'll receive top dollar next when he shows his worth and has other clubs entering the mix for his signature.

leaves a good team without their keeper when they play us too.

 

[kaz7]

Pep on Joe: "I said to him from the first moment - if he stays he is going to improve."
Guardiola says he won't force Hart to stay and he can leave if he wants. If he stays, he must convince Pep. "Nothing has changed."

 

[Sunny Coast Blue]

If he wasn't a keeper, he would have been a cricketer. I've no time for that, shit sport, hand eye coordination skill is right there. Just like de Jong would have made a decent rugby player. Ha

Those low catches to his left might be an issue though aye.

 

[Sunny Coast Blue]

This is one of the most vital posts I've ever read on Bluemoon.

As a fan of Man City, or any Club for that matter, it's important to remember this.

I posted similar a yr or so ago, is get those traitors out who shit on the manager and surrendered the fa cup. Bye

 

[Yaya_Tony]

Probably the greatest manager ever after Cruyff and our ingrate fans are calling him an idiot. Fuck off and support Barnsley you twats.

Get to fucking fuck. I'm City till I die and have been since I was 5 years old. Critism is simply that. Fucking ingrade, you can't even spell the word. "ingrate" ;

an ungrateful person.

The jury's out on pep and txili. Binning Hart is a gamble.

 

[Sunny Coast Blue]

So all last year Joe continued to kick it long, a lot of the time to Aguero & it just came right back, at the time I though it was the manager as surely Joe wanted to keep possession?
So the upshot is I think either Joe is a bit thick ie keep hoofing it up & losing possession or won't change?
You would think Joe would benefit as much as anyone with Pep in charge?
Clearly not...

Thick as fuck, Mangala too. Remember Joes brainfarts, quite a few. Did the save against Swansea paper over a few, absolutely. Keep him as no 2

 

[Thaksinssoldier]

Get to fucking fuck. I'm City till I die and have been since I was 5 years old. Critism is simply that. Fucking ingrade, you can't even spell the word. "ingrate" ;

an ungrateful person.

The jury's out on pep and txili. Binning Hart is a gamble.

Come back when you turn 6 ;-)

 

[ShaunMCFC]

Get to fucking fuck. I'm City till I die and have been since I was 5 years old. Critism is simply that. Fucking ingrade, you can't even spell the word. "ingrate" ;

an ungrateful person.

The jury's out on pep and txili. Binning Hart is a gamble.

Criticism

 

[OB1]

The philosophy has been similar for a few years. Retaining posession, controlling the game. The problem has been when the team is not on song, low in confidence, or often away from home the passes have been horizontal across the pitch as the structure was not in place and a manager demanding the club goes vertical between the lines. It has been wasted, mundane posesssion.

Peo will add the structure and the pressing and if that is thr new philosophy I would expect to see Tuchel from Dortmund turn up in three years

Someone will follow on from Pep but I hope it is in more than 3 years time; he certainly won't do much more than 3 years. As Nev mentions, Paddy seems to be making some progress at NYC FC, judging by results - I need to take a look at them in action. I would love him to prove that he is good enough to be Pep's successor but it is a big ask.

I'm sure Tuchel is on City's watch list. I am interested to see how De Boer fares at Inter: that could end up being a stepping stone to us or Barca if it goes well.