When was the last time we actually needed the 3rd choice keeper to start a game? I wouldn't be surprised if it's not happened out of necessity this century.
No point wasting a year of development for a kid who could be playing every week.
I meant it the other way around - the one who comes back is the one that we think isn't going to be the long term second choice keeper.
Think the last time it happened to us was when we were forced to play Gunnar Nielsen in 2010. Then we loaned in Martin Fulop.
I've always liked Tyrick Mitchell. He's contributed to 2 clean sheets against us this season and his is definitely a star on the rise. Very quick, a good defender, never injured and only 22.We've stacked up on RBs but can't seem to find a LB for all the will in the world.
Pls Txiki. No funny business this time.
People consistently point out he's suffered, like KDB, from us not having a striker and think now the club has gone and got a great striker for him to play off that he's going to be pushed out.
He's not going anywhere, he'll likely sign a new deal but if not he'll play out his last season and either sign on midway through or will leave the club as one of City's top 10 goalscorers of all time, the most prolific British player in European Cup history and our most decorated player ever.
And there'll still be cunts trying to pretend he's a sunday league player who was lucky to be here.
Looked a bit shakey against Chelsea at weekend,not for me.I've always liked Tyrick Mitchell. He's contributed to 2 clean sheets against us this season and his is definitely a star on the rise. Very quick, a good defender, never injured and only 22.
One poor game in what was otherwise a largely faultless season tbf, happens with young defenders now and againLooked a bit shakey against Chelsea at weekend,not for me.