I have to agree with you. He needs to be told to calm down a bit. He is over reacting to any sort of joke like a giggling school girl.It can become a tad annoying after a while. He should look at the likes of Rat boy and the Spitter and think why are they not laughing as much as I am. Perhaps it’s not that funny. I would rather he just calmed down, think a second before opening his mouth and not always agree with everything everyone else says.
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Micah Richards the pundit
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Tim of the Oak
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Yeah mate I sort of new you would be on the same page with Souness. Thought he spoke well about needing to be educated on matters as a 60 year old bloke etc. Very honest appraisal.
Thanks mate. On reflection, I think Souness might have been a bit nervous waiting to be asked about the moronic banner. He spoke really well about the quality of training at top teams Improving younger players and Phil not needing to go on loan.
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He knows he’ll never get his leg overI like Souness too mate and he always seems to be fair about City.
for the rest of his life if he isn’t. Chortle.
Tim of the Oak
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I know Micah’s Dad (Lincoln) and they are a good family. Lincoln has done charity work to help grassroots football in Africa. When Micah was 18 he was offered big money to move to Spurs but Daniel Levy was told he wouldn’t take Micah away from the family.
Micah has invested in a flat complex around the corner from where I live and is not dependant on the the commentary gig. I wonder if they might be a factor towards why he hasn’t joined the ex City players who feel they need to make digs at the Club’s expense.
Micah has invested in a flat complex around the corner from where I live and is not dependant on the the commentary gig. I wonder if they might be a factor towards why he hasn’t joined the ex City players who feel they need to make digs at the Club’s expense.
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He knows he’ll never get his leg over
for the rest of his life if he isn’t. Chortle.
What we wouldn’t do for a Bond Girl lol.
BlueMoonRisin’
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Most blues have known he's a giddy jack the lad type since his debut at Villa in his first post match comments. I agree he needs to be a bit more analytical and tactically aware. But Micah definitely needs to carry on being himself, with a bit of jokey daftness about him. It's just his natural charisma shining through, and I hope Sky don't try and zap it out of him to become Mr boring.Micah is a giddy fecker.....jack the lad.
To be taken seriously,& to be valuable as a pro City pundit, he must be more analytical, more tactically aware & calmer in his delivery.
Less is more and he could improve with training & experience.....I hope so !!
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To become a good pundt you need to
If his response had been.
"There has been talk of a loan, but that time has passed. He is now an elite player, who will be a star for City and England. Playing wide is not an issue, Pep knows where his strengths lie, but he also has City captain and legend David Silva playing to a very high level.
Foden receives the ball like an international, his decision making improves the more he works with world class players. Phils energy levels are immense, his strength when receiving the ball in tight situations, his speed off the mark, and his ability to arrive in the box at the right time are all at a high level.
His willingness and ability to take on a shot also add something to this team, So no I do not think he needs a loan, now or never."
If Micah had responded something like that, there would not be much I could take issue with.
They discussed Fodens future, when Silva goes, including what if we bring in a replacement, the option of a loan was mentioned and compared to Mount, then more or less dismissed as they agreed he would learn more staying. I have no problem with that at all. After all it's often discusssed in here too as you say some posters have supported the idea. so it's understandable fans of other clubs and pundits do too.
If his response had been.
"There has been talk of a loan, but that time has passed. He is now an elite player, who will be a star for City and England. Playing wide is not an issue, Pep knows where his strengths lie, but he also has City captain and legend David Silva playing to a very high level.
Foden receives the ball like an international, his decision making improves the more he works with world class players. Phils energy levels are immense, his strength when receiving the ball in tight situations, his speed off the mark, and his ability to arrive in the box at the right time are all at a high level.
His willingness and ability to take on a shot also add something to this team, So no I do not think he needs a loan, now or never."
If Micah had responded something like that, there would not be much I could take issue with.
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I am happy to see him represent us, he will learn as time progresses. Lescott and Hart also talk a good game, may be they could also pursue their careers as pundits