Alan Harper's Tash
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Maybe he’ll be free for David Silva’s testimonial game.
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Leroy Sané
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Semper aggressus
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He was absolutely class for us end of. Would I start him over Foden? Fucking no chance.
He is proof of the fact that leaving City is a step down for any footballer. Think the Bayern fans have all but given up on him - Pep, KDB and to a lesser degree Delph and Zinchenko made him what he was.
Definitely not ahead of Foden but I’d much rather Sané than Palmer.
Any club is a step down from us, hopefully Sterling finds that out.
bluetonium
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Bayern are open to letting him leave, reportedly he's been offered to Real Madrid.
Not 19 anymore though. That's Alvarez.
Not 19 anymore though. That's Alvarez.
not my fault!
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Does he like Brazilian food?
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On what basis would you prefer bringing back a guy who looked disinterested half the time he played for us last time around over a young eager local kid that looks every bit a first team city player already in the games he has played (and who Pep obviously rates highly). Also, what's with the Sterling comment? Why would you wish bad times on a club legend?Definitely not ahead of Foden but I’d much rather Sané than Palmer.
Any club is a step down from us, hopefully Sterling finds that out.
Madrid said they don't be making any more signings. So he stays in Bayern.Bayern are open to letting him leave, reportedly he's been offered to Real Madrid.
Not 19 anymore though. That's Alvarez.
Bad move for him to leave us. Same mistake as sterling
"Bad move for him to leave us. Same mistake as sterling"Madrid said they don't be making any more signings. So he stays in Bayern.
Bad move for him to leave us. Same mistake as sterling
Two very different moves and two very different characters.
I would never back against Sterling, whatever you think of him as a player, his character is unquestionable.
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He would have walked into our team at the end of last season, but I can’t see him coming back unfortunately.
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Given his problems in the past with injuries and his major drop in form I’m leaning on the side of no.
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I wouldn't. Sané never really bought into the idea of 'the squad'! He chased back a couple of times but I got the impression he was only his game when adversity never barged in! Cole Palmer is a much better option than a returning misfit!Definitely not ahead of Foden but I’d much rather Sané than Palmer.
Any club is a step down from us, hopefully Sterling finds that out.
Pep never played Sane on the right, and we have Foden and Grealish on the left. Sane ain't happening. Doesn't make sense. Pep would rather give chances to Palmer than bringing back a moody player who wanted out.
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Bayern wanted Sane when we signed him from Schalke - they wanted him to run his contract down but we jumped in and paid the fee. It became a matter of principle to Bayern that we’d ‘stolen’ a talent they thought was theirs - remember anyone in the Bundesliga is seen as theirs ! From day one they were determined to take him back and they ruthlessly pursued him via his mum/agent and paid a good fee - in the circumstances and offered him stupid wages….(which had a profound impact in the wider Bayern squad I understand) in the end hubris got the better of Bayern and they find themselves with an inconsistent player on huge wages and they are looking to save face… but coming back here isn’t and shouldn’t be an option. Sane is a good player…. Pep might have made him great but he took the easy option and now time has past. Sane should regret his decision but I doubt he will.
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On what basis would you prefer bringing back a guy who looked disinterested half the time he played for us last time around over a young eager local kid that looks every bit a first team city player already in the games he has played (and who Pep obviously rates highly). Also, what's with the Sterling comment? Why would you wish bad times on a club legend?
Sané is a far better player, simple as that.
Because I hate Chelsea and don’t want them to challenge us. Because I love Sterling and hate that we’ve sold him to those dicks I hope he sees sense and goes to Madrid or Juve or somewhere instead after one season.
Kippaxpete
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Top post fella!Bayern wanted Sane when we signed him from Schalke - they wanted him to run his contract down but we jumped in and paid the fee. It became a matter of principle to Bayern that we’d ‘stolen’ a talent they thought was theirs - remember anyone in the Bundesliga is seen as theirs ! From day one they were determined to take him back and they ruthlessly pursued him via his mum/agent and paid a good fee - in the circumstances and offered him stupid wages….(which had a profound impact in the wider Bayern squad I understand) in the end hubris got the better of Bayern and they find themselves with an inconsistent player on huge wages and they are looking to save face… but coming back here isn’t and shouldn’t be an option. Sane is a good player…. Pep might have made him great but he took the easy option and now time has past. Sane should regret his decision but I doubt he will.
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Don't worry, it's not, we won't be signing him.Bayern wanted Sane when we signed him from Schalke - they wanted him to run his contract down but we jumped in and paid the fee. It became a matter of principle to Bayern that we’d ‘stolen’ a talent they thought was theirs - remember anyone in the Bundesliga is seen as theirs ! From day one they were determined to take him back and they ruthlessly pursued him via his mum/agent and paid a good fee - in the circumstances and offered him stupid wages….(which had a profound impact in the wider Bayern squad I understand) in the end hubris got the better of Bayern and they find themselves with an inconsistent player on huge wages and they are looking to save face… but coming back here isn’t and shouldn’t be an option. Sane is a good player…. Pep might have made him great but he took the easy option and now time has past. Sane should regret his decision but I doubt he will.
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BlueMoonRisin’
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I hope so. Sane chose to leave us but the Sane fanboy fanny wipers still can't accept it, hankering over his return.Don't worry, it's not, we won't be signing him.
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He ain't coming back.
Pep never played Sane on the right, and we have Foden and Grealish on the left. Sane ain't happening. Doesn't make sense. Pep would rather give chances to Palmer than bringing back a moody player who wanted out.
Agree with the rest but he did play Sané a few times on the right and him & Sterling did swap flanks in game. He was overwhelmingly better on the left though
LongsightM13
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I can see him ending up at the cult one day, Bingo is a huge fan
Tbf to Arteta Arsenals scouting system must be shite looking at the big money signings they’ve made over the last few years. So understandable that he’s interested in players he’s coached and knows.Rumours of Arsenal being in for him. Arteta being original and trying to re-build the 2017/18 team!
They even enquired about Sterling according to The Athletic.