Matheus Nunes

[mancityscot]

Going on strike is a bit pathetic, Cancelo like behaviour that

 

[ONTHERUNWITHTHAKSIN]

Our players don’t tend to do this because we’re reasonable and realist with them.

If they want to leave we let them know and depending on the player we will accept a reasonable bid.

Wolves getting more for him than they paid after a very average season with 1 goal in 41 games isn’t them being reasonable or realistic.

I hope we walk

I know we treat players the right way and don’t stand in their way should they want to move

But going on strike to force a move is shithouse trick and disrespectful to club who pays his wages and fans who have supported him

 

[Dax777]

Oh shit, Matheus is not practicing :( I'm never a fan of this type of action.

 

[chris85mcfc]

Bad taste in the mouth, going on strike.

Especially if the move doesn't get done.

Can't disagree, but the flip side is he's doing everything that he can to get what is probably a dream move?

Won't be the first or last City player to have done that before ending up here, chances are you just don't hear a lot of it reported.

 

[Mr Kobayashi]

They paid 42m

Yes. Around 63 Mil is the upper limit they are pushing for. But they need more cash up front because of FFP and their owner's business problems so likely to take less than that.

 

[CityForever45]

Nunes beahviour is resonable; it's a life time opportunity for his career, he's doing everything he can to leave, at least if it doesn't work he won't have any regrets.

 

[KingGeorge]

I know we treat players the right way and don’t stand in their way should they want to move

But going on strike to force a move is shithouse trick and disrespectful to club who pays his wages and fans who have supported him

The 800 pound Gorilla that is Manchester City is an irresistible force to some players.

 

[Johnny_Crossan]

I know we treat players the right way and don’t stand in their way should they want to move

But going on strike to force a move is shithouse trick and disrespectful to club who pays his wages and fans who have supported him

It all depends. If he’s had a gentleman’s agreement with them and that’s gone back on by Wolves, he’s probably fuming.

Mendes is his agent so he’ll be getting the best advice.

Wolves aren’t being ran very well at the moment so id say there’s more to it than just him going on strike

 

[Infinite blue]

Has formed a picket at the training ground? You know….. donkey jacket and fire in an old steel bin? Don’t forget to toot if you pass him!

 

[TonyColemansbagofapples]

Going on strike is not a good look.
I'm surprised City haven't had a word and told him to get back to work.

What is Salah went on strike to escape miseryside?