zeven
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Its time for John to get a chance, whenever he player where ever he plays he scores.
zeven said:Its time for John to get a chance, whenever he player where ever he plays he scores.
woahmark said:I think while his scoring record has been excellent since he came back (4 goals in 3 games), Mancini and co. do not want to rush him into anything. I think the last three (Swansea, Reading and Norwich) fixtures of the season, more of a youthful squad (which hopefully includes Guidetti) will be played granted a second place spot is more or less secured.
Out of all the youngsters at City, Guidetti is certainly and undeniably the one with the most potential. Really can't wait to see him play for the senior side.
LoveCity said:We all do but we don't know what level of fitness he is at. He's just missed a few weeks again after his original comeback, it's not unrealistic to think he is still some way off 100% match fitness. And think about it, if a 50% fit Guidetti plays for the first team and fails to impress, that jeopardises his future chances, whereas a 100% fit Guidetti would have a better chance of impressing and convincing Mancini (if Mancini is calling the shots on squad stucture) he should be a weekly member of the matchday 18.
yeh, when you consider all the money that seems to be invested into it the team ain't doing fantastic and not too many players coming through to the first team.WNRH said:I know youth football is not all about results but i can't believe with all the supposed millions that has been spent on talented players we are doing so badly in results. City could end near the bottom of the bottom group.