Why has Jo been allowed back?

[charliebigspuds]

Answer: Because it's safe ( probably) Micah was leading him astray and ground rules have been laid down this time around.

This should be good publicity for City now, but no doubt the Daily Fail or whoever will put a bullshit spin on it.

Source? Inside the club. One or two others will confirm.

But heads up, blues. Mancini has the ship running smooth now.

thats nice to hear, the new ground rules that is, we was only talking on Sun about Mancini seemingly not taking any shit. With all the ego's in our and most other changing rooms nowadays it needs a strong man to take the reins and demand professionalism

 

[peacefrog]

I remember the cheekbone thing, but not the how or why? Probably a touch of alzheimer's. Would you refresh my memory please?

Okay. Answered above. Thanks.

don't you remember the training pics of said winger shortly after the liverpool game

should have camouflaged it, bit like a Tiger twice

I remember that. I just don't remember ever being told how it happened. He'd be a fool if he's going off the rails so soon. He can't be anywhere near the premier leagues big earners and surely he has ambitions of being up there with them. And he couldn't be at a better place to achieve that. I mean in terms of his career he's only just stepped on the bottom rung of the ladder. If he's not doing his damnedest to climb that ladder then he's a fool and a waster.

 

[bluwes]

because he's up bobs ringpiece, no other reason.

Another sensationalised statement with no evidence to back it up

 

[squirtyflower]

naah, that's bellamy's predilection

Haha. As far as I'm concerned as long as AJ doesn't make it a regular habit and he puts the effort in training and in the games he should be able to have the odd celebrations... we'd just hammered Liverpool 3:0!

personally don't have a problem with anyone celebrating a good win

but i don't believe any professional sportsperson should be falling down drunk, leave that to the fans

these days, with the money they earn, they should be professional enough to know how to take it easy ala vinny and carlos

 

[kippaxblue76]

Bit of unexpected info here...

 

[squirtyflower]

don't you remember the training pics of said winger shortly after the liverpool game

should have camouflaged it, bit like a Tiger twice

I remember that. I just don't remember ever being told how it happened. He'd be a fool if he's going off the rails so soon. He can't be anywhere near the premier leagues big earners and surely he has ambitions of being up there with them. And he couldn't be at a better place to achieve that. I mean in terms of his career he's only just stepped on the bottom rung of the ladder. If he's not doing his damnedest to climb that ladder then he's a fool and a waster.

are you wayne bridge?

 

[Blue Smarties]

don't you remember the training pics of said winger shortly after the liverpool game

should have camouflaged it, bit like a Tiger twice

I remember that. I just don't remember ever being told how it happened. He'd be a fool if he's going off the rails so soon. He can't be anywhere near the premier leagues big earners and surely he has ambitions of being up there with them. And he couldn't be at a better place to achieve that. I mean in terms of his career he's only just stepped on the bottom rung of the ladder. If he's not doing his damnedest to climb that ladder then he's a fool and a waster.

All it was was a celebration after hammering Liverpool 3:0 and then falling down... admittedly after a hell of a lot too much;o)<br /><br />-- Mon Sep 20, 2010 9:51 pm --<br /><br />

Haha. As far as I'm concerned as long as AJ doesn't make it a regular habit and he puts the effort in training and in the games he should be able to have the odd celebrations... we'd just hammered Liverpool 3:0!

personally don't have a problem with anyone celebrating a good win

but i don't believe any professional sportsperson should be falling down drunk, leave that to the fans

these days, with the money they earn, they should be professional enough to know how to take it easy ala vinny and carlos

True but (I'm not making up excuses for him) it was a one off and after a very good win too, I have to admit if I was AJ I think I'd have done the same. ;o(

 

[squirtyflower]

I remember that. I just don't remember ever being told how it happened. He'd be a fool if he's going off the rails so soon. He can't be anywhere near the premier leagues big earners and surely he has ambitions of being up there with them. And he couldn't be at a better place to achieve that. I mean in terms of his career he's only just stepped on the bottom rung of the ladder. If he's not doing his damnedest to climb that ladder then he's a fool and a waster.

All it was was a celebration after hammering Liverpool 3:0 and then falling down... admittedly after a hell of a lot too much;o)

-- Mon Sep 20, 2010 9:51 pm --

personally don't have a problem with anyone celebrating a good win

but i don't believe any professional sportsperson should be falling down drunk, leave that to the fans

these days, with the money they earn, they should be professional enough to know how to take it easy ala vinny and carlos

True but (I'm not making up excuses for him) it was a one off and after a very good win too, I have to admit if I was AJ I think I'd have done the same. ;o(

but you are not him

and players should take care of themselves

 

[LoveCity]

If Santa Cruz and Jo aren't good enough to score (or play well) against what will probably also be a weakened West Brom side somewhat, they don't belong at the club.

How about a chance for Guidetti?

 

[NQblue]

Bit of unexpected info here...

That's what I'm thinking. Was there a thread after the dipper game as I can't remember it but there is a lot of "evidence" being put forward here.

Anyway let's hope he has learnt a lesson and buckles down. We really don't need to shoot ourselves in the foot; we have enough guns trained on us without our own.