Which is why his return is being managed
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Vincent Kompany - 2016/17 performances
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eversince 76
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Build up play shows how Kompany misses match rhythm. I repeat he needs to gain self confidence by playing a string of back to back games for 90 minutes. Than his football will get better. And if it doesn't we are not depending on him. At the moment simply too soon to judge if he can pick up. Everybody will want him to do so. Patience is needed.
birchwoodgingerste
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By himself I thought that's way the coaching staff were for?Which is why his return is being managed
By himself I thought that's way the coaching staff were for?
They aren't mind readers ffs. Only Kompany knows how his body is feeling and reacting not the coaching staff.
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Well the idea is we build him up slowly so he can last the full 90. It's only his second game back. Be patient.
Sorry mate, but I don't see much difference to Sunderland and Kiev last year when he didn't even last 20 minutes.
I've been patient ever since his injury at Stoke in the FA Cup four seasons ago, and the first game of the following season against Newcastle.
Groundhog calf!
Neville Kneville
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Build up play shows how Kompany misses match rhythm. I repeat he needs to gain self confidence by playing a string of back to back games for 90 minutes. Than his football will get better. And if it doesn't we are not depending on him. At the moment simply too soon to judge if he can pick up. Everybody will want him to do so. Patience is needed.
If he was fit, he'd be the first name on my sheet.
Easily the best cb we have seen in a City shirt this season, irrespective of the occasional misplaced pass. He hit plenty of good ones. He is on another planet compared to the others.
I love how some are saying "get rid" without noticing how our entire defence went to shit the instant he was subbed. He is still our best and most important defender. If there's even a 1% chance we can get him back to playing regularly for us we should absolutely take it.
Neville Kneville
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Sorry mate, but I don't see much difference to Sunderland and Kiev last year when he didn't even last 20 minutes.
I've been patient ever since his injury at Stoke in the FA Cup four seasons ago, and the first game of the following season against Newcastle.
Groundhog calf!
Probably no problem with him.
They have most likely told him if he feels even the slightest twinge, get off the pitch. Pep knows he shits all over our other cbs & our chances of winning stuff go up hugely if he's playing at the end of the season. Different team when he went off.
dickie davies
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If he was fit, he'd be the first name on my sheet.
Easily the best cb we have seen in a City shirt this season, irrespective of the occasional misplaced pass. He hit plenty of good ones. He is on another planet compared to the others.
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eversince 76
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If he was fit, he'd be the first name on my sheet.
Easily the best cb we have seen in a City shirt this season, irrespective of the occasional misplaced pass. He hit plenty of good ones. He is on another planet compared to the others.
He was and can be again. But definitely not now and not tonight. The Occasional misplaced pass?? Honestly. I'm not blaming Kompany at this moment of time, but you can't defend that.
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