Kalvin Phillips

[richards30]

Must be someone willing to take him on loan?

 

[B\connellblue]

Thanks for your continued input.

You're welcome

 

[Gaz (FMwkdsoul)]

Paul Hurst-Times: Man City will listen to offers for Kalvin Phillips this summer. The player is not considered a long-term option for the team in this position.

 

[yankblue]

Paul Hurst-Times: Man City will listen to offers for Kalvin Phillips this summer. The player is not considered a long-term option for the team in this position.

That's some hard hitting journalism right there

 

[leo_city]

Paul Hurst-Times: Man City will listen to offers for Kalvin Phillips this summer. The player is not considered a long-term option for the team in this position.

Pep’s comments on him were interesting.

 

[Keeper!]

Paul Hurst-Times: Man City will listen to offers for Kalvin Phillips this summer. The player is not considered a long-term option for the team in this position.

 

[Gaz (FMwkdsoul)]

Paul Hurst-Times: Man City will listen to offers for Kalvin Phillips this summer. The player is not considered a long-term option for the team in this position.

fuck sake. cut off my own line underneath.


- yeah but they gonna get any?

 

[mattcity5]

At this point loaning him to leeds for a year might not be a bad idea. Pointless him staying here and taking a squad place, pep has zero trust in him, he's more likely to stick carson in net and play ederson in midfield before relying on phillips. Familiar surrounding where he's loved and will be afforded chance after chance even if he fucks up playing at a level that he should dominate could rebuild his confidence and career then if he gets leeds back up and makes it permanent we could get a good chunk of money back on him.

I do keep hearing people suggest this, but nobody can explain to me why Leeds would want him and not somebody younger, cheaper and probably better?

If Bielsa was still there I'd say it would be a possible, any other manager would probably be put off by the money and his recent form.

 

[Gaz (FMwkdsoul)]

I do keep hearing people suggest this, but nobody can explain to me why Leeds would want him and not somebody younger, cheaper and probably better?

If Bielsa was still there I'd say it would be a possible, any other manager would probably be put off by the money and his recent form.

Nostalgia, but nothing if they wanna be serious

 

[Xhavenjoe]

I do keep hearing people suggest this, but nobody can explain to me why Leeds would want him and not somebody younger, cheaper and probably better?

It looks fairly obvious at the moment that very few teams, if any at all, are looking for his services, whether on loan or as a sale.
Might do OK for a team like Luton who have a lot of energetic players but who can realistically afford him.