Thank You, Ilkay Gundogan

[ninjamonkey]

Would have him back in an instant but Barca aren't getting rid of Gundo, they don't have a lot in midfield as is and even less experience, they need him.

On the off chance they were stupid enough to want rid, they'd be expecting a respectable fee for him, no chance we would entertain paying them for a player that left us for them a year ago for free. Txiki may aswell bend over and let barca tickle his bollocks if that were to happen.

 

[bluealf]

Would have him back in an instant but Barca aren't getting rid of Gundo, they don't have a lot in midfield as is and even less experience, they need him.

On the off chance they were stupid enough to want rid, they'd be expecting a respectable fee for him, no chance we would entertain paying them for a player that left us for them a year ago for free. Txiki may aswell bend over and let barca tickle his bollocks if that were to happen.

That's how we ended up with Bravo wasn't it :)

 

[Damanino]

happy to see most players leave us finding out grass aint greener. Torres become the supersub at Barca while thinking he can be a crucial Barca player for years. Zinc and Jesus kind of turning into same rotational role as they were here of course better salaries...
Gundo after 12 months facing rumours of club discarding him, even offloaded to Turkey (her wife would enjoy lamb kebab every day:D) and looking like no trophy for him at Barca but better weather, restaurants and all that...

of course would take him back for 12 months loan.:)

 

[Fiftyyearsandcounting]

Not long after he left us, I read an interview Gundo' gave about his time at City. About Pep, he had nothing but absolute respect and admiration for what he had achieved. However, he did hint that, after several years at the club, the pressure of Pep's continual drive could be a factor for some players.
Was he including himself?