OB1
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pudge said:We don't win the league last season without Fernandinho and I don't think that's a bold statement.@BluePhil8 said:It's fair to say Begiristain's record in tge market is fair to poor.blue ranger said:Makes me laugh when I read people saying he isn't good enough. He is a fantastic player with his back to goal and will be an ideal foil for Aguero. It's fair to say Aguero and Dzeko have never struck up a good partnership.
It's almost as if txiki can't win with some people - maybe these were the ones 18 months ago saying we should go balls deep for Soldado and what a success he turned out to be.
So for me £30m (and I doubt it will be that much) will be a fair fee for a proven goal scorer at premier league level.
Wasted money on Willy who looks worse than Pantilimon. Sagna doesn't look impressive at all. Mangala looks about as intelligent as Boyata. Negredo was amazing so we sell him after a year. Navas hot and cold. Fernandinho good but £34m at 28. Fernando all right.
Look at some of the rubbish he signed at Barcelona as well. Wasted £30m on Chygronschy or whatever that shit centre back was called. Signed loads of nobody's from brazil for like £20million a guy called herreroson or some shit and he never played a single game for them.
Bony can do the same this season, if the club want to spend x amount of money on him then they'll do so.
Anyone with a mild understanding of football knows that is not remotely a bold claim.
Absolutely top drawer players can struggle when they move clubs, very few deals are absolute dead certs to succeed (or be an immediate success) and dealing with the pressure at a big club has found people out but often there is no way of knowing that they won't cope beforehand. So if Bony comes to City, he may not be a major success but he clearly has very good ability and physical attributes and the chances of him not be a very useful addition are low.