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

[Steve68]

When top clubs plan ahead for next season I'm sure the availability of Hart for relative peanuts will be in their minds.

 

[BoyBlue_1985]

And this post says a lot about you.

You would think all the trophies we won while he was between the posts were not because he was involved but in spite of him

Anyway I think Torino is a good move, out of the spot light get his head down and have a real go. Last time he went to a shite team he upped his game massively so maybe this is what he needs right now

 

[without a dream]

http://www.skysports.com/football/n...-by-pep-guardiola-but-does-he-have-a-problem?

Interesting article - saw him signing autographs with his left hand recently - very strange that he appears weak on that side if he is left handed.

It's more about which foot you push off rather than which hand is stronger. Every keeper has a side they're stronger on.

 

[Dave Ewing's Back 'eader]

You would think all the trophies we won while he was between the posts were not because he was involved but in spite of him

Anyway I think Torino is a good move, out of the spot light get his head down and have a real go. Last time he went to a shite team he upped his game massively so maybe this is what he needs right now

I do, too. I watched MCWFC on Sunday and Bardsley simply had fuck all to do. She must have been bored off her rocker and might clearly have been wishing for a team that had more attacking intent. Goalkeepers want stuff to do, not to simply sit behind a watertight defence that might given them half a dozen backpasses per game. At Torino Joe Hart will see plenty of action, and I am sure that is what he would want!

 

[Rammy Blue]

I do, too. I watched MCWFC on Sunday and Bardsley simply had fuck all to do. She must have been bored off her rocker and might clearly have been wishing for a team that had more attacking intent. Goalkeepers want stuff to do, not to simply sit behind a watertight defence that might given them half a dozen backpasses per game. At Torino Joe Hart will see plenty of action, and I am sure that is what he would want!

If that was the case, he should have gone to Sunderland.

 

[Rammy Blue]

FWIW I think he wants to be out of the spotlight, which is fair enough, although you could accuse him slightly of "hiding". Going to say Sunderland with a "I'll show them all attitude" would have imo been a much better and braver move.

 

[Dave Ewing's Back 'eader]

If that was the case, he should have gone to Sunderland.

He'd get plenty to do with any ten PL teams but I think City might have wanted him offshore!

 

[grim up north]

FWIW I think he wants to be out of the spotlight, which is fair enough, although you could accuse him slightly of "hiding". Going to say Sunderland with a "I'll show them all attitude" would have imo been a much better and braver move.

Or he could go abroad play in a different culture different league take himself out of his comfort zone improve as a player and a human being, very few English players go abroad because they are not good enough cannot hack it. Torino is the braver move

 

[Rolee]

Am I the only one who finds it interesting that Hart is linking up with two of Mancini's close friends in Mihajhlivoc and Lombardo?

You'd think if the stories about his attitude are true then Mancini would've advised them to give him a wide berth.

 

[GaudinoMotors]

Hmmm a few months in Turin to take in a sophisticated city in the foothills of the Alps, a new culture and time to sort out his next move........or Sunderland?