Sure managers often get things wrong even Pep. But I'll give him the benefit of the doubt this summer. I prefer to let players get a chance once they've signed before writing them off as being wank or overrated or too expensive.
Fair points mate, I'm not too sure he's that good, if it was me, I'd have bids going straight in on Harry Kane and Delle Ali for an English core.
The Gundogan story is fascinating though, he's a midfielder who can win a battle on his own. I'll never forget the night he ran the show at the Etihad.
Sure managers often get things wrong even Pep. But I'll give him the benefit of the doubt this summer. I prefer to let players get a chance once they've signed before writing them off as being wank or overrated or too expensive.
Trying to prise either from Levy? We'd be selling Sergio and the CFA to pay for it.
Agree with this entirely. For me the biggest concern is the fullbacks, it's one of the most important positions in a Pep system and if we don't address this I'm worried we'll continually see the same failings.
That is brilliant mate, onward and upward, but perhaps not in your case lmaoPep spoilt my Amsterdam experiance, I was with a lady of the night,"who was on pay before you play" wooding up before the action, I looked through the window, only to see a vista of Tixi & Pep, together, I climaxed, end of story.
Given City's status and English competitor's reluctance to sell top players to them they'll probably always be too expensive.
Kane could be a massive player for City and the main English striker for the next 10 years. But I'm not sure Pep's too fond of his type of player, Aguero would probably suit his type of game play better.
Lay of the space cakes will you !:))Amsterdam eh? So when the transfer window closes and we unveil Alan Hutton, Bebe and Shaun Goater as our summer additions... "Fucking hell, was Txiki stoned when he came up with that list?" Yes. Yes he was!