dannybcity
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blumoonrises said:
He's paid to play football, the manager is paid to have the opinions.
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He's paid to play football, the manager is paid to have the opinions.
Blue Punter
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blumoonrises said:I know, I was there... I asked the question bout DzekoBlue Punter said:I was at the fans forum last week, when Mancini was asked whether Bellamy had a future at City.
Mancini was pretty decisive in his reply of "No".
There was a lost in translation moment from RM (CB playing at his own home), where the compere joked about CB causing a row in his own home. RM just smiled wryly.
So what did you deduce from RM answer and body language? Seemed pretty obvious that RM was glad that CB was no longer his problem.
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blumoonrises said:Barcon said:You ought to get out more mate.
Well... the majority of the regulars at COMS would prob agree with him especially on the latter.
Its only on here where a few comments about him being "disruptive" and had to go are made from those that rely on the media for their opinions..
No they wouldnt. None of the lads around me would for a start. Ask LCBlue and Timmahhh.
ps - likw what you did there inferring that you go to COMS (unlike some on here), very clever.
Sleeping_Easy
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I think the people who get their opinions from the media are the ones who think bellamy was only 'voicing his opinion' as thats all they eve seem to say when they talk about CB. The best thing for AJ is for him to realise to make as a top player the attitude has to be equal to the skill. Look at silva. He spent best part of a month and a half coming off the bench even though he'd just won the world cup because he knew the manager is doing whats best for the team.
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Merson could blame it on the fact he's doped up and drunk, unfortunately he was a knob before he touched the stuff. Not Noels' biggest fan, at least he seems sober!
blumoonrisen
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dannybcity said:blumoonrises said:because he had an opinion
He's paid to play football, the manager is paid to have the opinions.
Ha ha..! there's so many things wrong with that opinion.
dannybcity
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blumoonrises said:dannybcity said:He's paid to play football, the manager is paid to have the opinions.
Ha ha..! there's so many things wrong with that opinion.
Such as?
Sleeping_Easy
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blumoonrises said:dannybcity said:He's paid to play football, the manager is paid to have the opinions.
Ha ha..! there's so many things wrong with that opinion.
Care to state what?
blumoonrisen
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Blue Punter said:blumoonrises said:I know, I was there... I asked the question bout Dzeko
So what did you deduce from RM answer and body language? Seemed pretty obvious that RM was glad that CB was no longer his problem.
Obv its common knowledge they'd had words, maybe Carlos should be loaned out?<br /><br />-- Sat Nov 06, 2010 3:57 pm --<br /><br />
Sleeping_Easy said:blumoonrises said:Ha ha..! there's so many things wrong with that opinion.
Care to state what?
Tevez For a start...
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blumoonrises said:Blue Punter said:So what did you deduce from RM answer and body language? Seemed pretty obvious that RM was glad that CB was no longer his problem.
Obv its common knowledge they'd had words, maybe Carlos should be loaned out?
There are various degrees of seperation but I am not sure you could work that out.