Thorin Oakenshield
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He wanted to sign a contract with City, but the club gave him the brush off.
How long were you thinking about that? ;)
He wanted to sign a contract with City, but the club gave him the brush off.
The answer to your question would be, if I made it at City, my team, I would not be looking to leave them because they are my team.
Wonder if someone a bit more valued might swing it like delap or Mcatee not that I would consider it,but then again I’m not one of those calling the shots at City ..Just come out of an interesting dinner in Solihull (of all places!) with a sponsor. City have offered Doyle in a part ex, but Leeds aren’t interested. Expect this to rumble on
The rule coming into play about the amount of loan players a club can send out will seriously fuck with our business model.Wonder if someone a bit more valued might swing it like delap or Mcatee not that I would consider it,but then again I’m not one of those calling the shots at City ..
I know for a fact what he was earning, what he was offered and what his agent asked for. I think you need to retract that staement. He didn't want to go. FACT !!!!!!!!Does he still think Preston are a bigger club than us?
Franny, Barnes, Owen, SWP. none wanted to leave but were forced. Difficult for us as fans to think of it as just a job.We can all speak like supporters, but that isn't a realistic POV when talking about players. There are countless examples of footballers who have moved on from their boyhood clubs to better their careers, and there are countless examples at City of players who were City through and through but were sold on because it's what the club wanted. There's no loyalty in the business of football and yet players are meant to be 'loyal'.
Also winning things and money are, in this instance, interchangeable. Phillips snubbing a move to City because he's loyal to Leeds might seem admirable, but it's also an unrealistic and pretty thick position for him to take. Grealish was Villa through and through but he left because he wanted to test himself at a higher level, win trophies, and earn more money. Equally, City yarded Nedum, who was City through and through and was desperate to stay, because they thought they could do better.
These lads can only look after themselves, their careers are short.
Im not surprised....Doyle has potential but he is untested at Prem level and probably needs a loan in the Championship first.Just come out of an interesting dinner in Solihull (of all places!) with a sponsor. City have offered Doyle in a part ex, but Leeds aren’t interested. Expect this to rumble on