Sinan Bytyqi

[Gabriel]

What a terrible shame for him. Hope he can do well in the new role and find some satisfaction in that.

 

[Iamthemusicman]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...orced-retire-heart-issue.html#article-5113997

Nice article in the Mail about Sinan Bytyqi. I wondered why his name stopped being mentioned as he was highly rated. Very disappointing for the lad but good to see the club continuing to support him. Best of luck Sinan - once a blue, always a blue.

 

[Rolee]

He seems a very grounded young man, taking it all in his stride, good on him and good on the club for doing right by him.

 

[ultimateharold]

Seems level headed. I know I'd probably take the chance of 4% over 1% for the potential upside but he's made the right decision and well done to the club.

Others may have released him, but now a young lad can forge a good career.

 

[Ablue Dhabi]

All the best to him in whatever he chooses to do.

 

[Hart of the Matter]

Seems level headed. I know I'd probably take the chance of 4% over 1% for the potential upside but he's made the right decision and well done to the club.

Others may have released him, but now a young lad can forge a good career.

I guess he may have taken the risk but would the clubs? Their duty of care would have prevented it i guess.
Sad story. Glad to City doing right by him though.

 

[Uwe Already]

According to the mail:

“Manchester City youngster Sinan Bytyqi has had to retire from football aged 22 due to a heart condition and has been appointed as a scout for the club”

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...s-Sinan-Bytyqi-forced-retire-heart-issue.html

Makes you proud to be a blue, on the same day peg is calling out Miki Moose for being crap. Where would youngsters rather play now?

 

[cyberblue]

Shame for the lad but nice touch from the club

 

[KCblue]

Great gesture by City. Once a blue...

 

[Neville Kneville]

A real shame he had to pack it in, as I think he had a good chance of a decent career.

Interesting, the idea of a young player being involved in recruiting players, because although he hasn't the experience or reliable 'eye for talent' of the older guys, he knows exactly what is required in the modern MCFC training, moreso than any veteran ex footballer from outside would.

 

[PannickAtTheDisco]

A real shame he had to pack it in, as I think he had a good chance of a decent career.

Interesting, the idea of a young player being involved in recruiting players, because although he hasn't the experience or reliable 'eye for talent' of the older guys, he knows exactly what is required in the modern MCFC training, moreso than any veteran ex footballer from outside would.

yhp, and perhaps if he can combine that by providing level-headed advice, given his experiences, to younger lads who perhaps have a bit of a Sancho "I want it all now" head on them, then it could benefit us.

 

[Thekinkygoat]

A real shame he had to pack it in, as I think he had a good chance of a decent career.

Interesting, the idea of a young player being involved in recruiting players, because although he hasn't the experience or reliable 'eye for talent' of the older guys, he knows exactly what is required in the modern MCFC training, moreso than any veteran ex footballer from outside would.

I think it's a great idea, he'll have empathy for them that simply isn't possible for a 40+ year old to have, I also hope he gets his coaching badges as well as he's obviously still hungry about the game.