Nacho is a promising youngster, but I really don't get what City fans have seen so far that make them think he's ever going to be in Aguero's class.
We have 4 away games in the next 12 days, with Sergio at less than 100%, if Nacho doesn't get some decent game time in that period, it says for certain what Pellers thinks of him, IMOKane , Berahino are good examples of academy players being given a chance , and having reasonable success , if we do not give him any game time , how will we ever know how good he will be ? The chances of us developing an Aguero through our academy are very slim , but Iheanacho could become a very good premiership striker , given a chance. The lad can finish , has got pace , always gives 100% , and more importantly he is hungry.
And that's the managers job, and it's a decision I agree with, because I've not seen anything from him yet to justify his inclusion ahead of Bony.We have 4 away games in the next 12 days, with Sergio at less than 100%, if Nacho doesn't get some decent game time in that period, it says for certain what Pellers thinks of him, IMO
Not as bad as some make out, but if we were in the CL final and it's the last minute, and Bony is through on goal to score an equaliser, I just think the ball would end up in the stands.
Kun would probably be injured.what would Bony be doing on the pitch? would be Kun's job.