Leroy Sané

[Norman kneejerk]

Always think of that Rag supporting Cardiff player who tried to break his leg, think he got a yellow card instead of jail time

He was called Joe Bennett. Vile thug.

 

[ChicagoBlue]

I actually wasn't thinking of you mate, more a poster in another thread who apparently knows more about human physiology than my GP.

Bill,

It was just a joke :-)

But, I appreciate the explanation.

 

[BlueMoonAcrossThePond]

When in our squad, Sane was an amazing, awesome, one-of-a-kind, pacy genius, without peer.

At the same time, he was frustrating, lazy and inconsistent - never quite realizing his potential. Why would we want him back? Sane has world class talent, handicapped by a sub-average self-drive for excellence.

 

[yankblue]

When in our squad, Sane was an amazing, awesome, one-of-a-kind, pacy genius, without peer.

At the same time, he was frustrating, lazy and inconsistent - never quite realizing his potential on a consistent basis. Why would we want him back? Sane has world class talent, handicapped by a sub-average self-drive for excellence.

I don't necessarily want Sane back, but he wasn't lazy. Same thing as Mahrez. Players simply do not get into a Pep side if they're lazy

 

[BlueMoonAcrossThePond]

I don't necessarily want Sane back, but he wasn't lazy. Same thing as Mahrez. Players simply do not get into a Pep side if they're lazy

Sane, IMO, was dropped, because he was lazy.
Laziness is subjective though - but it's a label that's been attached to Sane quite often.

Why Leroy Sane still doesn't start for Bayern Munich

Despite a large transfer fee, Leroy Sane's move to Bayern Munich hasn't yet hit the heights the young forward may have hoped it would.

www.footballcritic.com

 

[Any1aBlue]

No, no, no!

 

[freshie]

Two feet might be a bit of a stretch

No he really does have 2 feet - a left one and a right one. I’ve seen them

 

[Henri Regnault]

When in our squad, Sane was an amazing, awesome, one-of-a-kind, pacy genius, without peer.

At the same time, he was frustrating, lazy and inconsistent - never quite realizing his potential on a consistent basis. Why would we want him back? Sane has world class talent, handicapped by a sub-average self-drive for excellence.

I want him back because he's a direct pacey winger with a good shot on him and a touch of the arrogance that big-game CL-winning players have. We made a few of those (arrogant big-game players) on our own in Gundogan and in Bernardo in the end.

Always felt losing him (to injury and then Bayern) made our playstyle predictable. Haaland fixed this which made us way more difficult to disrupt, but I would still happily have Sane back especially if Mahrez left.

Although probably better players out there at this point.

 

[dennishasdoneit]

He was called Joe Bennett. Vile thug.

Forgot all about that. A disgraceful despicable challenge.

 

[bluevillain]