citytill1die84
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Just watched it again how good was his cross for Negredo? No mention of it :( pace and work rate is very good hope he keeps his head held high :)
BillyShears said:Look a proper footballer. Really looking forward to seeing his development.
Noticed this myself, arms up in the air. It's brilliant to see.Mantel said:I like how he celebrates his assists like he scored the goal.
Better than Goal, they called him Miguel lopes and had Clichy credited for the first cross and no mention of the dribble for the second.Super David Silva 21 said:Anybody notice last night Sky had him down for one assist???
Wankers.
blinkblue said:Surely we can make a Lopes song out of 'When I'm 64' by The Beatles?
Super David Silva 21 said:Anybody notice last night Sky had him down for one assist???
Wankers.
citytill1die84 said:Just watched it again how good was his cross for Negredo? No mention of it :( pace and work rate is very good hope he keeps his head held high :)
Manchester City defender Joleon Lescott has praised midfielder Marcos Lopes after the youngster helped guide them to the Capital One Cup final.
The 18-year-old Portuguese starlet, nicknamed 'Ronaldo' by his team mates, put in a man-of-the-match performance during City's 3-0 semi-final second leg win over West Ham on Tuesday, which completed a 9-0 aggregate triumph.
Lescott, whose future at the Etihad Stadium remains unclear, believes Lopes has the potential to become a top-class player.
"It's not just his quality on the ball, it's his desire off the ball as well. You can see how hard he works," he told Sky Sports
"We've known about him for a while, and is nicknamed 'Figo' and 'Ronaldo' around the club. He's got a very bright future."
Lopes has revealed his delight at City's performance over the two legs, and believes the abundance of quality in the squad has benefited his progress.
"I am very pleased to play this game. We put in a good performance and congratulations to all the team. I am very happy, of course, because we won and I helped the team," he said.
"It's easy to play with these players. It's very good for me in my development and I hope to keep training and playing alongside them."
With the prospect of facing Manchester United in the final, Lescott refused to get drawn in by the talk of a Manchester derby at Wembley.
"When you get to the final, there are no easy games. If Man United do get through, then we know it'll be a tough game as it's a derby," he said.
"But we'll there and that's the main thing."
The England international has been strongly linked with a move to the Hammers, with Lescott remaining tight-lipped about his future.
"Hopefully I'll be at the final, but it's still ongoing and you never know."
mansour's tow ropes said:blinkblue said:Surely we can make a Lopes song out of 'When I'm 64' by The Beatles?
When he gets older, losing his flair
Many years from now
Will he still be playing in the blue and white?
Marcos Lopes dynamite!
The fans are all waiting at quarter to three,
Will you show me more?
He plays next to Nasri,
He's better than Messi,
Number sixty four!
can't see it catching on somehow
Zin 'messiah' Zimmer said:BillyShears said:Look a proper footballer. Really looking forward to seeing his development.
And that is the word, to many having wet dreams already, he looks promising, let him develop without the pressure of being hailed as the second coming, leave that to the rags!!!
Bruun said:Is it just me or is Lopes like a slightly upgraded Januzaj?
Don't know about that, if I was milner I'd be worried.BoyBlue_1985 said:He needs to play games, undoubtedly talented but if he doesn't get game time he wont develop, needs a loan move either now or in the summer because he is not going to get many games with us in the run in
remember arthur mann said:Bruun said:Is it just me or is Lopes like a slightly upgraded Januzaj?
They did say on TS last night, City must be p ssing the rags off, every time they they discover a new player, City find one better!
Zin 'messiah' Zimmer said:BillyShears said:Look a proper footballer. Really looking forward to seeing his development.
And that is the word, to many having wet dreams already, he looks promising, let him develop without the pressure of being hailed as the second coming, leave that to the rags!!!
BoyBlue_1985 said:He needs to play games, undoubtedly talented but if he doesn't get game time he wont develop, needs a loan move either now or in the summer because he is not going to get many games with us in the run in