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Most underrated player to play for city
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gingerprince
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Bobby McDonald, always loved to see him going up for a corner, must have had a better goals ratio than most of our recent defenders
Elano, what a player. Hed be an asset now, if only for his penalty taking.
Elano, what a player. Hed be an asset now, if only for his penalty taking.
Frank Lampard.
Influential when he played in title winning team.
He never played in a title winning team. The one year he played for us Chelsea won it.
Gareth Barry.
Idiots wanted De Jong to start ahead of him but the more cultured fan knew Gaz Baz was the bollocks.
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You’re right mate, false memory.He never played in a title winning team. The one year he played for us Chelsea won it.
Gareth Barry.
Idiots wanted De Jong to start ahead of him but the more cultured fan knew Gaz Baz was the bollocks.
Still did well for us IMO.
Fernandinho; underrated? Seriously?
Not by city fans. By fans of every other club 100%. He should be talked about as one of the PL greats
The Mangler.
looked great in his first game v Chelsea. Kept Costa in his pocket all day. Shame he never got going with us. immense physical attributes
You’re right mate, false memory.
Still did well for us IMO.
He did pal
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Kevin Horlock. Of course.
Gaz Baz, the Everton supporters realising just how good he was made it all the sweeter, that he’d been our best kept secret. De Jong attracted all the attention whilst Barry just went about his business and very rarely had a less than 7/8 out of 10 performance.
The only real shocker I remember him having was Southampton away, think it was Poch’s first game in charge, just recall him being the worst of a bad lot that day. He probably did have a few more, but, time clouds the fond memories.
Gaz Baz, the Everton supporters realising just how good he was made it all the sweeter, that he’d been our best kept secret. De Jong attracted all the attention whilst Barry just went about his business and very rarely had a less than 7/8 out of 10 performance.
The only real shocker I remember him having was Southampton away, think it was Poch’s first game in charge, just recall him being the worst of a bad lot that day. He probably did have a few more, but, time clouds the fond memories.