BlueDeadHead
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He is also homegrown, which is not coach able unless pep has an unknown talent
We only need four homegrown. Delph, Sterling, Clichy, and Third Keeper.
He is also homegrown, which is not coach able unless pep has an unknown talent
Yeah, of course. He would give more competition. But I think that a new goalkeeper isn't a priority. Ter Stegen's rumoured price would be around £20m and that's quite a lot for a 2nd choice keeper (competing for the #1 spot). That money could be used for something else as we have a massive squad overhaul coming in the summer and a lot of money is going to be spent.
I guess the Champions League starts don't mean anything huh?There are 3 other German GK's I'd hope for before ter Stegen. He makes a lot of mistakes. Yes, sometimes looks amazing but not always a great decision maker. Give me Neur, Leno and Trapp all before 20 million dollar man who never started a La Liga game. Joe Hart is part of the fabric of City. Yes, you wish for a youth and class revolution. Hart is not part of the problem IMO and deserves to stay and play.
Are we short of cash
We do need a ball playing keeper.
Either Hart adapts and improves that area of his game, or he will have to leave.
Hart will stay for at least a year to fight for his place, I can't believe anyone actually doubts that, so he'll have a year to improve or he'll get usurped by ter Stegen.
And I'm sure ter Stegen would leave after a year if Hart fended him off - that wouldn't be a problem really.
I think it's funny that so many people are against this, it's like they love Hart but don't actually think he's good enough to beat ter Stegen's challenge if he comes.
no? He would replace Caballero. just like there is not any HG issues now with Caballerowould we have any problems with HG quota in case mr. ter Stegen comes?
What utter rubbish that you've been rolling out.
First, even Manuel Neuer would struggle to distribute the ball to ANY player in the current City side. The lack of movement by players to get into space to receive a pass for the last one and a half seasons has been shocking. Not just from the keeper either - the same applies when defenders and defending midfielders get the ball. This is the NUMBER ONE problem That Pep needs to address when he arrives.
Second City have a problem with a lack of English/home grown players in the side and English players cost an absolute fortune. If you think we're going to sacrifice Hart just because some other keeper has better distribution in a team where always getting yourself into space is just about the number one priority then you're comparing oranges with apples.
Thirdly Hart has been the best keeper in the Premier League for the last two seasons - in a team where the defence leaks like a sive because we play a ridiculously stupid high line and don't pick up runners. They tells me he's a tremendous goalkeeper at stopping the ball ending up in the back of the net - which is the number one job for a keeper. Indeed Hart is probably the best one-on-one keeper in the world - the stats say he is - or have you forgotten the display in the Barcelona last season?
Lets wait and see what happens so we can compare oranges with oranges and not come out with such stupid comments.
It's gonna be a tough sell mate, people don't want to see Harts deficiencies. Making light of his lack of ball skills and arguing he's a good shot stopper is all well and good - well it is if you've never watched a Guardiola team.Really? Fancy pointing out anything I've said that's wrong?
Your comment, like most here is basically "BUT JOE'S A GREAT SHOTSTOPPER!!!!!"
Yes he is, but thats not enough, and I don't believe any City fan thinking rationally actually thinks Hart is composed and calm with the ball at his feet, and it's just Pellegrini that's stopping him from showing off his brilliant skill on the ball. You can see he is not, just by looking at him whenever the ball does actually go back to him, and the reluctance with which any of the back four actually involves him.
He's not good on the ball, and if he's going to stay then he's going to have to change that, or Pep will bench him and then sell him.
I hope he adapts, I'm not convinced he will, but I hope he does as I'd love for Hart to stay. But I'm glad we are linked with goalkeepers so that if he can't deliver what Guardiola want's we don't sacrifice an entire season because the goalkeeper can't do what he has to do.
I have my doubts about this deal. Very difficult to get player(s) from Barca/Real if they do not want to get rid. In this case it seems like Ter Stegen may want to leave but Barca wont want to sell.
Well he does seem to be Germany's number 2 keeper now, and they do have quite a lot of very good keepers. At 23 he is very young still, so I would imagine he would only get better. Having 2 equally good keepers is I think a good thing. Will make both of them better. And what's 20 million ...?IF and I mean IF Ter Stegen is so bloody good why isn't he Barcelona No1?? As most have stated on here. Hart is a better keeper, and the few who disagree are making out Ter Stegen is the next coming, Really!
I haven't seen anybody say Stegan is the better keeper. I've seen plenty say it would be a great signing and he fits the profile of a Guardiola team. The rest have just been getting arsed because they don't like the thought of Joe being put under pressure.IF and I mean IF Ter Stegen is so bloody good why isn't he Barcelona No1?? As most have stated on here. Hart is a better keeper, and the few who disagree are making out Ter Stegen is the next coming, Really!
Yeah, you may be right. Though if Barca offer him number 1 spot next season then that might change his mind.Barcelona aren't in the habit of keeping players who don't want to be there. There will be a huge queue of top young goalkeepers willing to move to Barcelona and take ter Stegens spot if he's not happy. They'll sell if they can't convince him he's ok with being the Cup keeper for a few more years.
I haven't seen anybody say Stegan is the better keeper. I've seen plenty say it would be a great signing and he fits the profile of a Guardiola team. The rest have just been getting arsed because they don't like the thought of Joe being put under pressure.
It's all a bit weird tbh.
Really? The posts I have read which oppose this have mainly been along the lines that we don't need him because Hart is already a top keeper, he's been with us for ages and we don't need to prioritise that position.Thats a pretty big misreprentation to be honest.