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You do realise that Tevez, Bellamy, Benjani, Adebayor and Petrov were all just as bad as Robbie was in those 2 games. I reckon if Robbie finished the game at Everton more people might actually look at the whole teams faults rather than that of one player.alera said:As far as I'm concerned, Robbie is a City player in name only. The Robbie who's taken to the field in recent games is not the same one from last season. Whatever's happened to him in the intervening time is something only he can say.
His heart is not at the club, his soul is not at the club, and his spirit is not at the club
Agree totally he should not play.
Give it a fucking rest! That first comment is absurd.
With Robinho these days I honestly dont know what to think. I hope he wouldnt do that but with the way he has performed and behaved I certainly can trust him in this game. Having watched the away games against Spurs and Everon recently where he was given a good opportunity to get himself back in the team and put in truley shocking performances I dont know what other conclusion to make.
We know he is a quality player, so when he plays that bad and puts in no effort what else are we meant to think ?
He was shocking in those recent away games so how can we assume he will turn it on in an even more hostile enviroment and difficult away game tonight which is much more important ?
Anyway I cant see any chance he will play tonight or even be on the bench Robinho and Santos are saying its a done deal and he will be back in Brazil by the end of the week if this is true or not hes clearly not in a fit state of mind to play in a game like this.
Hand on heart can people honestly trust him to play today and put in a decent shift ?
I've said it ten or so times now, away from home, against half decent sides, we don't keep the ball and that's why our attackers look so poor. We're never in a position to give them the ball around the opponents area and we're never in a position to provide support to said attackers when they get on the ball.