the_game_161
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Only way he would be treating badly is by coming out and saying pep is coming so far the club are doing things just fine
Things still looking good for us on the pep front Dan?
Totally chilled about the whole situation
I wonder if Hart will last under Pep. He's never been great with the ball at his feet and I don't thinking he's going to get better at it any time soon. Just a thought..So a basis for pep to work with:
Aguero
Silva
De bruyne
Sterling
Fernandinho
Hart
Kompany (hopefully!!!)
Delph
Nacho
Possible outs:
Kolarov
Yaya
Nasri
Navas
Fernando
Bony
Mangala
Could we see 6-8 young top class players coming in and some of our older players out? That seems to be the plan?
I wonder if Hart will last under Pep. He's never been great with the ball at his feet and I don't thinking he's going to get better at it any time soon. Just a thought..
Subtle lolI would rather we kept Peligrini. He has the full respect from the squad, he knows when and what changes to make on the pitch, he's not interested in pissing about with the press, his low-key attitude is uncompromising, his backroom staff know the squad and how to improve it and he's an out and out professional. The only thing going against him is his age. Changing managers all the time is never going to promote stability. Plus. If pep comes in, he'll bring in a whole new squad and we'll be all over the place. I hope city don't treat peligrini like they did Sparky.
Good points mate, thanks for your reply.Hart isn't Neur but he is still pretty decent with the ball at his feet. His distribution has improved massively under Pellegrini's goalkeeping coach as well.
Hart for me is one of the top 10 goalkeepers in Europe. I also think goalkeeping in England is far more than just being a very good shot stopper and being good with your feet.
I think even in their prime the likes of Casillas and Valdes would have had it harder in England than they did in Spain.
Piccinini has done medial ligaments would be a no no now.Claudio Bravo (GK)
Cristiano Piccini (RB)
Ricardo Rodriguez (LB)
John Stones (CB)
Paul Pogba (CM)
Isco (CAM)
Paulo Dybala (FWD)
Reckon that lot might cost a few bob
According to chilean newspapers Pep wants to bring Claudio Bravo to Manchester, not sure if that will mean the end of Hart at City if true. TBH I don't think Barca will let Bravo goI think Pep will keep Hart. Very good and homegrown.
According to chilean newspapers Pep wants to bring Claudio Bravo to Manchester, not sure if that will mean the end of Hart at City if true. TBH I don't think Barca will let Bravo go
We should stay with Hart. He has earned his spot and he is good enough to keep it. We don't have a squad that is so good that we should be thinking about that position (I do expect we will get a new backup). Before spending the money needed for Bravo, I would like to test Kasper Schmeichel's resolve and see if twice the salary for a backup role is something he would consider.
Begovic did.Schmeichel wouldn't come back to sit on the bench, he's leicester's first choice and will probably have CL football with them next season. We don't need to be thinking of keepers, Joe is awesome. If we need a new back up it'd have to be someone who's already in that role, no decent keeper will swap a guaranteed start for about 4 games a season. Someone like Boruc maybe from Southampton who's their back up might come, but he's foreign like Willy so no point. Better off having a young English keeper in reserve, have a look for one from the championship maybe they'd come as back up.