I'm certain he does.
I'm not sure that even bothers me that much.
I'm certain he does.
His poor performances over the last 18 months were already doing that for many. Coupled with 3 years of nonsense from his agent (and by extension Yaya himself) have only served to sully it more.As much as I dislike Seluk, Toure isn't about to bin his agent off at this stage of his career. Given the closeness of their relationship, he probably does love his agent more than he loves City. No drama for me. He's been brilliant for us, but it's clearly time to move on. It shouldn't taint his legacy though.
And that is perhaps why so many want to see back of Yaya. He (Yaya) should of silenced his gob shite agent from embarrassing both himself and Yaya the very first time the media got their gleeful grubby hands on Seluk's mumbling deluded outbursts. The club have suffered enough adverse publicity down the years as it is without all this shit that Seluk has caused, whilst Yaya has allowed him to without a word of Yaya disagreeing.Yaya's silence makes it seem like he loves his agent more than City.
Been struggling to sort my feelings for yaya out in my head for some time but this post nails it for me. Sorted. Think you :-)His poor performances over the last 18 months were already doing that for many. Coupled with 3 years of nonsense from his agent (and by extension Yaya himself) have only served to sully it more.
Love what he's done for us and I'll never forget his part in an unbelievable 3 years but personally I'll never hold him in as high esteem as the likes of Zaba/Kompany/Silva. There's more to creating a legacy than being a talented footballer in my eyes.
There's no way that he hasn't received numerous "warnings" in the past due to Seluk. City in general needed to show a strong hand after the amount of shit he had spewed plus it reiterates the power that Pep has which is obviously important. This was undoubtedly a very calculated move.
His poor performances over the last 18 months were already doing that for many. Coupled with 3 years of nonsense from his agent (and by extension Yaya himself) have only served to sully it more.
Love what he's done for us and I'll never forget his part in an unbelievable 3 years but personally I'll never hold him in as high esteem as the likes of Zaba/Kompany/Silva. There's more to creating a legacy than being a talented footballer in my eyes.
He loveth money more than both.Yaya's silence makes it seem like he loves his agent more than City.