I'm perfectly happy to see a terracotta army of legends
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KDB wants to retire at City
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jimharri
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Fuck the CO-OP, it has to be the KDB Arena. Paint the roof orange.Think the club needs to work out how to commemorate legends round the ground without giving every one a statue.
City walk of fame or something.
NowInMilnrow
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Genuine question.., Would he make a good coach? Would he get frustrated that his players couldn’t do what he could with his eyes closed? How many truly great players have made good coaches? Zidane possibly, but the jury’s out on him I think.Hopefully he goes into coaching too.
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The club are good at forward planning so I would imagine we have booked a plot in Philips Park Cemetery for him. He ain't going anywhere.
Absolutely, would go as far as the greatest midfielder to play for the premier league surpassing Gerard.G.O.A.T City player for me
There was a interesting article in the Athletic recently about midfielders are most successful managers in history due to skills picked up whilst playing translates to coaching easily also defenders are second largest in terms of representation in the managers in the game too. Least so represent and successful are strikers/ forwards. Only time will tell though as it doesn’t guarantee a success.Genuine question.., Would he make a good coach? Would he get frustrated that his players couldn’t do what he could with his eyes closed? How many truly great players have made good coaches? Zidane possibly, but the jury’s out on him I think.
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This is great news let him leave when he wants no doubt he can play well into his 30’s.
its a Barm
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Lovely story but it is in the sun
Johnny Mars Bar
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I'd be much happier if he retired from international football first, always seems to get flogged to death with Belgium and he's not getting any younger.
Is that useless wanker from Everton still managing Belgium?
Johnny Mars Bar
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There was a interesting article in the Athletic recently about midfielders are most successful managers in history due to skills picked up whilst playing translates to coaching easily also defenders are second largest in terms of representation in the managers in the game too. Least so represent and successful are strikers/ forwards. Only time will tell though as it doesn’t guarantee a success.
I can see the logic in that. Good midfielders need to have almost 360 degree vision and read the whole game. The best strikers tend to have laser vision on just one thing.
I think it’s always why captains tend to be midfielders or defenders and not strikers.