Joe Hart - thank you and good luck

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Abattoir Blue said:
Every blue I know who has met Joe has had nothing but good things to say.

Add to this being an integral part of two championship and 1 FA Cup winning sides
Anyone who doubts his contribution should look at the fact that he won 4 Golden Glove awards in 5 years during this period, as well as being voted into the PFA team of the year by his peers & being clearly established as England's number 1.

He clearly has lost form/confidence and doesn't fit Pep's system anyway...but there's been a lot of revisionism about Hart IMO that unfairly overlooks his stellar part in our rise.
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Well written. He was part of this club for a long time and clearly loved being here. I wish him all the best.
 
I’ll always remember joe for the away game at spurs his full debut?, saved us from a 5 or 6 nil hammering, good luck joe you’ll always be remembered as a top keeper for us
 
Cheers for everything joe. Glad he came back for pre season and had one last half with us on tour. Great move for him.
 
Joe Hart is probably one of Englands most consistent keepers in recent decades.
Who will forgot his celebration at the Aguero moment, I seem to remember a mind numbing performance v Barcelona too.
I do remember Conor Wickham scoring for us down to his left side (4 years ago), and thinking .. wow, how much space to his left....and suddenly he had an Achilles heel.
That aside, what a servant, and such an iconic guy through the transformation of what happened to City.
Pep got a world of stick for dropping him for Bravo......hmm...and whilst the Bravo project didn't work, Joe was seemingly starting to go over the peak of his skills, and was starting to lose confidence..... the Ederson signing emphasised that City were going the right way with changing him.
But I know you'll never forget, when your fortunes massively changed for the better, he was your no.1, and a bloody good one.

I wish Joe Hart well......yes, he's past his best, but flippin eck, at his best.......he was bloody good.
 
Sorry his career with City petered out so poorly, was a great servant to City and a great keeper for us also. Never understood the criticism he received from alleged City fans, got replaced by Bravo, see how that worked out for you know all's. Good luck Joe, all the best. Never be forgotten.
 
SilvaDiamond said:
Sorry his career with City petered out so poorly, was a great servant to City and a great keeper for us also. Never understood the criticism he received from alleged City fans, got replaced by Bravo, see how that worked out for you know all's. Good luck Joe, all the best. Never be forgotten.
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2nd that matey

was a very big part in the first premier league win and the 2nd title as well, i will say it because i mean it (joe hart is a world class keeper) and sadly pep and manchester city went the other way and wanted a different type of keeper and it was right for the club but not for joe

now i don't really know the troubles and stories that have been flying around about joe private life that's up to him and we all have some sort of skeletons in the closet and football are human after all so who are we to point fingers
 
Time moves on sadly but he should be fondly remembered for the part he played in bringing success back to our great club
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