Hopefully just a matter of getting minutes into his legs , but what a player and the greatest striker ever to pull on a City shirt . He owes us nothing and if he stays great and if he goes I wish him every success.Foden just has to start games.
Tell you what, I don't know if it was sad or great to see in equal measure?
Some of the runs Sergio made were a reminder of what an elite, formerly, world class striker, does.
The intelligence, the instincts.
The sad part was seeing him make those runs but his legs just not quite getting him at the coalface.
Some of that will hopefully be down to a lack of minutes.
If I still had to back anybody with my last penny in the dying moments of a Champions League final, five yards out, it would still be him this season.
I think/hope he just needs minutes in his legs. A true goalscorer never really loses it and is always worth having, just look at Suarez for Atletico this season. I’m sure Barca would rather have had him up top last night rather than watching Griezman and Dembele clowning around.Foden just has to start games.
Tell you what, I don't know if it was sad or great to see in equal measure?
Some of the runs Sergio made were a reminder of what an elite, formerly, world class striker, does.
The intelligence, the instincts.
The sad part was seeing him make those runs but his legs just not quite getting him at the coalface.
Some of that will hopefully be down to a lack of minutes.
If I still had to back anybody with my last penny in the dying moments of a Champions League final, five yards out, it would still be him this season.
i think we just werent used to a non-big team pressing us. And their press surprised our guys. Against Bayern, we'd have mentally expected the press. Southhampton plays like a continental team. They show respect to no one. I kinda dig that bravery.It was definitely what commentators would call 'an enjoyable game for the neutrals'.
Let's face it... Southampton took us by surprise in the first 15 minutes and we were rocking a bit before KDB scored. That was a settler. If we had been playing Bayern last night, they'd probably have torn us a new arsehole by half time.
Obviously, we'd have torn Bayern a new one in the second half, but I'd prefer us not to be chasing games.
Pep will sort it.
No, let’s get this right....free kicks seen but not given.
Part of the agenda I guess....
How come this game was played last night and no others?
Foden just has to start games.
Tell you what, I don't know if it was sad or great to see in equal measure?
Some of the runs Sergio made were a reminder of what an elite, formerly, world class striker, does.
The intelligence, the instincts.
The sad part was seeing him make those runs but his legs just not quite getting him at the coalface.
Some of that will hopefully be down to a lack of minutes.
If I still had to back anybody with my last penny in the dying moments of a Champions League final, five yards out, it would still be him this season.
That's it, right. In any other context, you'd be pretty thrilled with that. But two away goals is a killer in Europe. I'm sure that Pep is explaining that to the lads.It was definitely what commentators would call 'an enjoyable game for the neutrals'.
Let's face it... Southampton took us by surprise in the first 15 minutes and we were rocking a bit before KDB scored. That was a settler. If we had been playing Bayern last night, they'd probably have torn us a new arsehole by half time.
Obviously, we'd have torn Bayern a new one in the second half, but I'd prefer us not to be chasing games.
Pep will sort it.
Unless Sergio is given game time he will not get up to match fitness, but it will be difficult with every game being important we cannot take risks, he will have to stay on the bench and get as many minutes as possible coming on late in games, I hope he can get back, as he is simply the best goal scorer ever to play for City, and for me he can still do it if fit, time will tell.