Ethan23
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Did he not score against United (rememeber him crying after)
Either way - I think we've now learnt to trust the recruitment process at City?
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Did he not score against United (rememeber him crying after)
Either way - I think we've now learnt to trust the recruitment process at City?
Colin Bells Boots
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Did he not score against United (rememeber him crying after)
Either way - I think we've now learnt to trust the recruitment process at City?
Seems quite a few of here don't .
Lovebitesandeveryfing
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So, if we offered Zinny for Cucurella Brighton would snap our hands off?
If they felt that Cucu strongly wanted to go anyway, if we were prepared to offer a considerable amount of money, and if Zin wanted to go to Brighton , to get pretty much guaranteed first team football, and in his natural position, (and to enjoy the beach), everybody could do a whole lot worse than that deal. It would be intelligent all round. And by the way, no, I don't want to lose Zin. I just feel that the recruitment of Cucurella would conclude an almost perfect transfer window.
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foggy1974
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100% spot onTrue. But.
He was a talent in Spain. Brighton got there first. In his FIRST SEASON in the PL he was Brighton's player of the season. He stood out a mile as Brighton's best player. I noticed him straightaway, like many City fans did. He's a lovely, lovely, passer of the ball (just what Pep loves), he can tackle, he's fast, and in general he doen't make mistakes. And most importantly he's only 23, which means his best years are yet to come. He could be our full back for at least another 10 years if he signs for City? He's worth £50mill in the current transfer market.
Read this and act, MCFC.True. But.
He was a talent in Spain. Brighton got there first. In his FIRST SEASON in the PL he was Brighton's player of the season. He stood out a mile as Brighton's best player. I noticed him straightaway, like many City fans did. He's a lovely, lovely, passer of the ball (just what Pep loves), he can tackle, he's fast, and in general he doen't make mistakes. And most importantly he's only 23, which means his best years are yet to come. He could be our full back for at least another 10 years if he signs for City? He's worth £50mill in the current transfer market.
oakiecokie
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I`m sure City know exactly what they are doing.Read this and act, MCFC.
Salford_Blue
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In the home game last season, he had Mahrez in his pocket, even allowing himself several ventures forward.True. But.
He was a talent in Spain. Brighton got there first. In his FIRST SEASON in the PL he was Brighton's player of the season. He stood out a mile as Brighton's best player. I noticed him straightaway, like many City fans did. He's a lovely, lovely, passer of the ball (just what Pep loves), he can tackle, he's fast, and in general he doesn't make mistakes. And most importantly he's only 23, which means his best years are yet to come. He could be our full back for at least another 10 years if he signs for City? He's worth £50mill in the current transfer market.
Very impressed with him.
FromPollockToSilva
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In the home game last season, he had Mahrez in his pocket, even allowing himself several ventures forward.
Very impressed with him.
Mahrez got a goal and an assist and was MOTM in that game
bumbleblue
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Is that good or bad for us?! Assuming g we want himCurrent odds: 1/10 to join us and 11/2 to stay at Brighton.
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