No no - I have read on RAWK that the real cost of Haaland was £550m - but it is all hidden from our booksDarwin Nunez = £64m (+ £21m)
Erling Haaland = £51.2m
Poor Bus Wrecking Twats always the victims
It will of course been utter bullshit and self-delusion - but investing belief in 'Bellingham has selected us because we are a real club' - ticks all their self-entitled boxesBellingham became an unhealthy obsession for them and their fans over the past year
Yeah - I read thatThere’s one post in the RAWK city thread saying there were only 5,000 at one of our parades, they have gone on to start making things up about us, if they can’t see that is cult like behaviour then god help us all, it almost inspires some pity on the poor deluded sods
Beyond the realms of hans Christian Andersen, the Brothers Grimm and Enid Blyton… they may say otherwise (or most likely blag it with ‘no point in thinking about that, it’ll never happen’) but they haven’t got the self awareness to realise that they’re members of one of the two most plastic fanbases in the country.Could you imagine these fuckers showing the levels of loyalty CITY fans showed back in the 90s?
By that reasoning would they not have been better spending the Nunes money on two decent starting midfielders? One of the main reasons behind their fall off this season is the lack of quality and energy in midfield so why not critical thinking about why £80m was squandered on a forward who cannot get a starting place? Easier to blame Pep and ignore the fact that City have spent less than them over the past few years.
Alvarez looks to have a similar style to Serge.I would say Torres, when he signed for Liverpool, was on a par with Aguero when he signed for us. Sought after, talented, a coming force, but not perceived as the finished article, and untried in another league. It was certainly a coup for them to sign him, and what a player he was until that injury - after which he was never the same player. Not even close.
Says a lot about Sergio that he adapted his game in the way he did after injuries and the ageing process took some of his pace away from him.
Peak Sergio, which I would say was 2013/14, when fit, was an absolute joy to behold. At that point, the best footballer to ever play for this club. A complete striker. Feel so privileged to have seen a player of that quality lead the line for City.
You forgot state owned mate.In bed together these days, to protest against those nasty City cheating oil bastards, lol
Aguero-esq with hints of Tevez ;-)Alvarez looks to have a similar style to Serge.
Of course, add on another fifty odd things if you like, lolYou forgot state owned mate.