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Yaya Toure - commits future to City (page 855)
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Joburg Hero
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Re: Yaya Toure
Why wouldn't I be serious? He's going to be our key player for the next five years, he'll be our Pirlo when he's 35 and it sickens me to think of him putting in those sort of masterclasses in another shirt.sir baconface said:Joburg Hero said:Yaya should not be sold, or swapped, under any circumstances. There's not another midfielder in the world who can offer the same number of goals and provide us with the creativity too. He's someone we have to build the team around, he's got plenty more years in him, he'll adapt with age and I could think of nothing more satisfying than Yaya signing a new, long-term contract and seeing him end his career at the club.
Not sure if serious.
sir baconface
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Does he have history then?
stony said:sir baconface said:Joburg Hero said:Yaya should not be sold, or swapped, under any circumstances. There's not another midfielder in the world who can offer the same number of goals and provide us with the creativity too. He's someone we have to build the team around, he's got plenty more years in him, he'll adapt with age and I could think of nothing more satisfying than Yaya signing a new, long-term contract and seeing him end his career at the club.
Not sure if serious.
Do not feed the trolls
Does he have history then?
Re: Yaya Toure
Just a tad
sir baconface said:stony said:sir baconface said:Not sure if serious.
Do not feed the trolls
Does he have history then?
Just a tad
gordondaviesmoustache
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Does a dick, splash?sir baconface said:stony said:sir baconface said:Not sure if serious.
Do not feed the trolls
Does he have history then?
sir baconface
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Re: Yaya Toure
Two reasons:
a) Ever had kids who skrike for sweets at the supermarket checkout?
b) You honestly think Yaya will be ripping up trees at 36?
Joburg Hero said:Why wouldn't I be serious? He's going to be our key player for the next five years, he'll be our Pirlo when he's 35 and it sickens me to think of him putting in those sort of masterclasses in another shirt.sir baconface said:Joburg Hero said:Yaya should not be sold, or swapped, under any circumstances. There's not another midfielder in the world who can offer the same number of goals and provide us with the creativity too. He's someone we have to build the team around, he's got plenty more years in him, he'll adapt with age and I could think of nothing more satisfying than Yaya signing a new, long-term contract and seeing him end his career at the club.
Not sure if serious.
Two reasons:
a) Ever had kids who skrike for sweets at the supermarket checkout?
b) You honestly think Yaya will be ripping up trees at 36?
Tarnats left peg
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Re: Yaya Toure
glad to say those days are over.
The reason we won the league is because we don't build teams round individuals. We won as a team. Yaya on his day is a beast but we will have no issues with another box to box player in the XI. No player is bigger than the overall team, I'mJoburg Hero said:Why wouldn't I be serious? He's going to be our key player for the next five years, he'll be our Pirlo when he's 35 and it sickens me to think of him putting in those sort of masterclasses in another shirt.sir baconface said:Joburg Hero said:Yaya should not be sold, or swapped, under any circumstances. There's not another midfielder in the world who can offer the same number of goals and provide us with the creativity too. He's someone we have to build the team around, he's got plenty more years in him, he'll adapt with age and I could think of nothing more satisfying than Yaya signing a new, long-term contract and seeing him end his career at the club.
Not sure if serious.
glad to say those days are over.
sir baconface
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Re: Yaya Toure
A rather personal question, GDM.
I'm afraid I saw this too late and humoured him with a response.
But then, as someone once said, I'm a regular kind of guy.
I shit at least once per day whether I need it or not.
gordondaviesmoustache said:Does a dick, splash?sir baconface said:stony said:Do not feed the trolls
Does he have history then?
A rather personal question, GDM.
I'm afraid I saw this too late and humoured him with a response.
But then, as someone once said, I'm a regular kind of guy.
I shit at least once per day whether I need it or not.
gordondaviesmoustache
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Re: Yaya Toure
I assume you're referring to Gordon Davies in the '85-86 season?Tarnats left peg said:. No player is bigger than the overall team, I'm glad to say those days are over.
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Re: Yaya Toure
A flapacus?sir baconface said:andyhinch said:Can we have a Yaya cuntomiter, at the top of the thread to save me reading?
A sort of abacus with flaps?
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