100% and I would not be boasting about my performance against Forrest.Whether or not you performed, Kalvin, is something The Boss decides upon, not you.
100% and I would not be boasting about my performance against Forrest.Whether or not you performed, Kalvin, is something The Boss decides upon, not you.
Pep always publicly has spoken well of him ( Post WC apart ;)) but I would not give much credence to that, Kalvin has been very poor and I am sure Pep would be more than happy to replace him permanently.In fairness, Pep already said he did. So Kalvin's statement is probably based off what Pep said.
Whether that's true or false wasn't my point.Pep always publicly has spoken well of him ( Post WC apart ;)) but I would not give much credence to that, Kalvin has been very poor and I am sure Pep would be more than happy to replace him permanently.
Pep always publicly has spoken well of him ( Post WC apart ;)) but I would not give much credence to that, Kalvin has been very poor and I am sure Pep would be more than happy to replace him permanently.
The thing is , when given the chance , he just doesn't really show any fight ; instead of casually ambling around , he should be busting a gut to close down space, chase a runner, win a loose ball , show for a pass , and impose himself on the game with as much value as possible to the team. Even if you're lacking confidence, even if you're in poor form and tackles/passes aren't working, show some fire , show some determination and work your bloody socks off. We just don't see that.100%. He's done at City, he just doesn't want to admit it yet. .. I'd love for him to fight his way into the side and become an important player for us, but it's very unlikely. He'll get my support whenever he's on the pitch though.
When he plays you can see his brain working. He's simply not good enough and it's a shame but not everyone is a winner and the grief he gets here is the very nature of football. He can console himself with his fabulous riches and youth.The thing is , when given the chance , he just doesn't really show any fight ; instead of casually ambling around , he should be busting a gut to close down space, chase a runner, win a loose ball , show for a pass , and impose himself on the game with as much value as possible to the team. Even if you're lacking confidence, even if you're in poor form and tackles/passes aren't working, show some fire , show some determination and work your bloody socks off. We just don't see that.
If I was Kalvin I would just keep quiet and try and get on and play his football.Whether that's true or false wasn't my point.
I'm just pointing out that it wasn't wrong for him.to say "I did well," because Pep already said it.
I think the documentary is not an issue as I thought first. I watched it and it was filmed gradually prior to his move at City It was around that time he got the cal up it started filming. He should have scrapped it or waited releasing it when he had pooor season was bad for him.If I was Kalvin I would just keep quiet and try and get on and play his football.
The documentary he did was nonsensical for me, he has done nothing to shout about.