Yaya Toure apologises

Dax777 said:
By lately, I was referencing our inability to find success in 6 games. While each game has specific factors that made it hard, it's my contention that our final third movement and passing has been poor since Celtics. That's the last game we played well in the final third. Spurs, Everton, Barca, Southhampton and United have all been poor in the final third.
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If by finishing, yes I'd agree.

But we've played Pep's system and have created enough chances to have won each of those games (Barca 2nd half and the most recent derby versus ManU being the exception for obvious reasons).

In a nutshell, "shit happens."

We're going to thrash someone soon - and will likely win the league.

Spurs and Pool will be our biggest challenges - as both of these teams press, and are fit, and have enough talent going forward to cause damage.

Other than that, I'd favor us against EPL opposition - against Pool and Spurs I like our chances, but it's damn close.

Pool isn't in European competition and can focus on winning the league much more than we can - and Spurs have a lot of talent. Injuries could well decide the title.

Moreover, both Spurs and Pool have outstanding managers - for my money, Pep is the best manager in world football. But Pochettino and Klopp are no slouches - they're both world class.
 
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Dimitri Seluk tells the Sunday Mirror he's called Pep and Txiki not to apologise, but to discuss Yaya's future, and has had no replies.
Seluk: "Pep is allowing his ego to make decisions that aren't in the best interests of Manchester City."
Seluk: "I know what his problem is. When Pep forced Yaya out of Barca I criticised. This is his revenge. It's personal, not professional."
Seluk: "Pep doesn't want to work with men. He wants to work with players who are very young because he can control them like children."
Seluk: "Pep smiles at you. He makes you believe he is your best friend - and then he betrays you."
Seluk: "Yaya should be made an ambassador when he retires. But the men who control the club don't want him to be remembered as a legend."
 
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At least he is doing something productive.
 
Well the transfer window opens in a couple of months. He has to do something to keep his clients name in the press. Prepare for several more weeks of this I'm afraid.
 
I don't like to say it but it's typical African player, money money money. Shame on Yaya. He did some really great work with us and now he's just stealing a wage. I would make him play with the reserves every match.
Loyalty?? He has none.
 
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