The Goat 10 said:I think we're all a bit hot under the collar after today's comments from Yaya & his agent but we must remember the club will act swiftly and sort this, anyone who has watched Khaldoon's interviews over the last 24 hours can testify to this.
He's clearly been irritated by something but I think once he sits down with the club it will all be smoothed out, his agent has taken a stance in the press which has led to Yaya having to back him, at the same time he has poured water over this as it is more than likely something of nothing.
All these comments slagging of one of the greatest players to ever pull on our shirt are extremely short-sighted, this issue will be resolved & all parties will move forward.
yaya toure @Toure_yaya42 1h
My agent was trying to make a point here on my behalf, joke aside.It seems important for me to make a statement..i am going to do so.
You do know that Yaya's agent, who Yaya employs, is representing him and his views?Marvin said:You do know that it was not Yaya who gave the interviews? And you know that this has happened before?@BluePhil8 said:Extremely disrespectful to the club when we've just been through FFP's slap in the face.
He's 31. If he wants to play silly fuckers over another payday we should either sell him abroad for £25,000,000 or tell him to shut the fuck up because he has another 3 years contract.
Really disappointed with this mercenary behaviour. It flies in the face if what Garry Cook has said about Yaya, he always speaks with admiration for his selflessness.
flightless said:Love the guy. Not buying the bullshit just yet, lets see how this plays out. His agent might be a cock but I reckon Yaya deserves the benefit of the doubt til things are properly clarified.
Chippy_boy said:Where is Yaya at the moment by the way? He might be asleep in bed now, with no clue that all of this is going on.
And anyone who thinks he must be complicit in it because his agent wouldn't go on SSN spouting bollocks without his say so - er, yes, he would. The bloke is obviously a distinguished loon in a sea of loons.
What is clear is that there is a direct conflict between the two tweets, that first says
"Jokes aside. Please do not take words that do not come out of MY mouth seriously. Judge my commitment to @MCFC by my performances.", and then
"Everything dimitry said is true . He speaks for me . I will give an interview after world cup to explain"
These two are 100% incompatible statements. Until we know which one Yaya is standing by, any judgement is premature. I'd like to think anyone who has done what Yaya has done for the club would at least be allowed a few hours grace to make things clear, before we get the gallows out. Innocent until PROVEN guilty and all that eh?