BlueiNZ said:Interesting critique..
<a class="postlink" href="http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2139822-eliaquim-mangala-is-a-risk-and-a-step-away-from-pellegrinis-transfer-policy?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=newsletter&utm_campaign=epl" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2139 ... mpaign=epl</a>
Len Rum said:You're right mate. Eliaquim must have seen your post because he's just been on the blower and reminded me that it was Aldi not Lidl. He was well pleased with the standard of their fruit & veg. When I asked him if he'd signed yet he mumbled something about having to rush off to a party ( I think he said third party, didn't make sense).FantasyIreland said:Len Rum said:In Lidl Eccles today and he cashed in his £5 voucher from the Daily Mirror which entitled him to £5 off his over £45 shop which he'd calculated to perfection at £45.01p. I advised him to travel to the Etihad via Cheetham Hill which has the advantage of avoiding the Mancunian Way.
There is no Lidl in Eccles.....
Damocles said:BlueiNZ said:Interesting critique..
<a class="postlink" href="http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2139822-eliaquim-mangala-is-a-risk-and-a-step-away-from-pellegrinis-transfer-policy?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=newsletter&utm_campaign=epl" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2139 ... mpaign=epl</a>
Nonsense by one of the myriad of know-nothing tits who write for places like GiveMeSport and the BleacherReport, believing that because they got a B- on their English GCSE, they're all journalists in waiting.
The whole article falls apart because it doesn't seem to know that Pellegrini is not in charge of transfers, doesn't have a transfer policy, and some of the players he mentioned were bought before Pellegrini was even the manager.
interesting! The plot thickens. Do we get to see the video officially nowGeorge Hannah said:SSN banner currently running a "Sky Sources: Man City Agree Mangala Deal With Porto"
Nastasic.cibaman said:Damocles said:BlueiNZ said:Interesting critique..
<a class="postlink" href="http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2139822-eliaquim-mangala-is-a-risk-and-a-step-away-from-pellegrinis-transfer-policy?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=newsletter&utm_campaign=epl" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2139 ... mpaign=epl</a>
Nonsense by one of the myriad of know-nothing tits who write for places like GiveMeSport and the BleacherReport, believing that because they got a B- on their English GCSE, they're all journalists in waiting.
The whole article falls apart because it doesn't seem to know that Pellegrini is not in charge of transfers, doesn't have a transfer policy, and some of the players he mentioned were bought before Pellegrini was even the manager.
He's right in one very important respect. Mangala would need time. I cant think of any young centre back that has joined a PL club from abroad and not taken time to settle.
bluesoup said:interesting! The plot thickens. Do we get to see the video officially nowGeorge Hannah said:SSN banner currently running a "Sky Sources: Man City Agree Mangala Deal With Porto"
gmckennasell said:according to the trustworthy media , the fee for mangala was agreed with porto in january at £32m , its the player who is undecided ,i would give nastasic another chance , still think he has the potential to be a top class centre back , if he can keep injury free this season
aguero93:20 said:Nastasic.cibaman said:Damocles said:Nonsense by one of the myriad of know-nothing tits who write for places like GiveMeSport and the BleacherReport, believing that because they got a B- on their English GCSE, they're all journalists in waiting.
The whole article falls apart because it doesn't seem to know that Pellegrini is not in charge of transfers, doesn't have a transfer policy, and some of the players he mentioned were bought before Pellegrini was even the manager.
He's right in one very important respect. Mangala would need time. I cant think of any young centre back that has joined a PL club from abroad and not taken time to settle.