Then you've failed already.I am training to be a journalist ;)
Unless your training includes, going to the pub, slagging City off whilst telling everyone that Tent Peg is the second coming of Busby and he will run kliperty close to the title.
Then you've failed already.I am training to be a journalist ;)
The only weakness in his stats is apparently winning headers though he is still very solid at this. In fact all his stats are superb, amongst the best in Germany. He is the best passing defender in their league with a 91% passing success rate. He looks a snip at £15m.Lol in the Manumirror, Pep Guardiola must be aware of Manual Akanji weakness as City close in.
I mean seriously, the bitter twats
@Norman kneejerk I did not come from a footballing family and was not allowed, (too young) to go on my own. For that reason watching City live was a rare occasion. No sky/bt and too young to watch motd meant I rarely saw any of those great players, that match was better than virtually anything I can think of.That was a fantastic last 20 minutes as I remember, was there with some mates from school going down rows of terraces when the winner went on. I can only remember Colin Bells goals to be honest.
Just read that, shitty headline as 90% of the article actually praises his attributes, at the end they just mention he was way down in the Bundesliga stats for centre halfs winning heading duels.Lol in the Manumirror, Pep Guardiola must be aware of Manual Akanji weakness as City close in.
I mean seriously, the bitter twats
I’ve always been a City fan. City are the biggest club in Manchester and now Haaland can power the National Grid to save us all from energy poverty.Mail?
And Chelsea fans.I’ve always been a City fan. City are the biggest club in Manchester and now Haaland can power the National Grid to save us all from energy poverty.
We could dub him St. Erling, but that has the ability to confuse rags and dippers.
I wouldn’t put it past Haaland to do the number 10 bit regularly, once Pep has worked on him.It's all based on what the media fan boy Harry kane does. Alot of the time he drops into that number 10 position and gets plenty of touches so that's the bench mark all good strikers will be judged on
The ref paced out 12 yards from the goal line and came up with about 10. Er, it’s six yards from the six yard line and six from the edge of the area. You could accurately place it halfway between the two by eye.I’m guessing the one the other guy is remembering is the game where Corrigan disputed where the penalty spot was, as it had disappeared and they ended up getting a tape measure out and repainting it during the match. Another hammering but only 4-0 that time. Well earlier than the 6-0 though. Maybe ‘77?
With the headline and footnote, they’ve satisfied 90% of their readership.Just read that, shitty headline as 90% of the article actually praises his attributes, at the end they just mention he was way down in the Bundesliga stats for centre halfs winning heading duels.
It was indeed. First big comeback I ever saw city do. Seemed impossible at the time. !@Norman kneejerk I did not come from a footballing family and was not allowed, (too young) to go on my own. For that reason watching City live was a rare occasion. No sky/bt and too young to watch motd meant I rarely saw any of those great players, that match was better than virtually anything I can think of.