Most underrated City player ever?

[jimharri]

Not sure, he seems too calm to be a manager, which should be a strength, but how many calm managers have been successful?

Ancelotti off the top of my head.

From another era, Bob Paisley?

 

[Keeper!]

Clive Allen, a player I did not know how good he was until he pulled on our shirt.

Outside the box he was ordinary, almost uninterested but as soon as he was in the box he was a goal threat.

Treated appallingly by Kendall who for some crazy reason , probably down to the whiskey, thought Adrian Heath was a better goal option.

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

The fans of Lyon say bonjour ;)

They do and anyone can beat anyone in a one off game.

The fans of Halifax say Ow do.

 

[Keeper!]

They do and anyone can beat anyone in a one off game.

The fans of Halifax say Ow do.

They should not have beaten us that night, pathetic performance from us, a major F up.

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

From another era, Bob Paisley?

I can’t comment on Bob, sorry Jim.

 

[jimharri]

I can’t comment on Bob, sorry Jim.

He came across as a gentleman Alan.

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

He came across as a gentleman Alan.

Sounds like he might qualify. He retired before I was able to remember anything.

 

[Kadour75]

Inarguably Sterling and Mahrez. The former for his contribution and technical ability, the latter, beside his skills, for his love of the club, humility and professionalism. All other PL fans, including rags and dippers, would be exulting if they had one of both.

 

[Tolmie scores]

They should not have beaten us that night, pathetic performance from us, a major F up.

....As was Shrewsbury

 

[Dr Jacoby]

In recent times, Barry and Otamendi immediately spring to mind.

Going a little further back, I’d say David James and Andy Cole.

Distin was quality too.