Skashion said:Not the clubs, no. Yaya said he doesn't feel appreciated by anyone except the fans. So has done exactly that.Matt the Giant said:But always combined with remarks of how much they loved the fans and their clubs, right?
Tranny is on record as saying he thought about moving back to the rags last summer. Perhaps he did, but coincidentally, I'm sure his interest in moving back to the rags did no harm to his wage packet at Real Madrid.Matt the Giant said:Ok, I my bad. I seem to recall some interview with Tranny last year saying how much he loved Real and how he wanted to stay there for a long time. Could be wrong though.
NorthEastScotlandMCFC said:Skashion said:Honestly, can't believe how many people are saying sell him. The argument seems to be that we're big enough now that we don't have to take this shit anymore. Well wake the fuck up, Messi's doing it at Barcelona, Ronaldo did it last year at Real Madrid, and previously at the rags the year before he was sold. Wayne Rooney pulled the rag's pants down several times. There, those are the three biggest clubs in the world. ALL clubs with world class players have this problem. It's just something we have to learn to deal with and take it with a pinch of salt. That's what being a big club is, not throwing toys out of the pram.
Agreed, most of the people assaying sell come should be ashamed to call theme selves blues.
In fact I reckon most aren't
yayas trusty right foot said:Lets face it, his performances this season have been amazing..
Let City sort it out there way, i am sure there will be a compromise..
He is dispensable but that's not to say he should be dispensed with. Before this started, I doubt there was more than a smattering of people who'd have said get rid, so it's fairly easily to label the now substantial calls to sell him as an overreaction.nmc said:There may be a few rags loitering on the thread but Yaya's actions have genuinely divided opinion - those who feel he is dispensable in the bigger scheme of things are NOT lesser blues. They are entitled to their opinion.
Skashion said:Tranny is on record as saying he thought about moving back to the rags last summer. Perhaps he did, but coincidentally, I'm sure his interest in moving back to the rags did no harm to his wage packet at Real Madrid.Matt the Giant said:Ok, I my bad. I seem to recall some interview with Tranny last year saying how much he loved Real and how he wanted to stay there for a long time. Could be wrong though.
NorthEastScotlandMCFC said:Skashion said:Honestly, can't believe how many people are saying sell him. The argument seems to be that we're big enough now that we don't have to take this shit anymore. Well wake the fuck up, Messi's doing it at Barcelona, Ronaldo did it last year at Real Madrid, and previously at the rags the year before he was sold. Wayne Rooney pulled the rag's pants down several times. There, those are the three biggest clubs in the world. ALL clubs with world class players have this problem. It's just something we have to learn to deal with and take it with a pinch of salt. That's what being a big club is, not throwing toys out of the pram.
Agreed, most of the people assaying sell come should be ashamed to call theme selves blues.
In fact I reckon most aren't
Skashion said:nmc said:Before this started, I doubt there was more than a smattering of people who'd have said get rid, so it's fairly easily to label the now substantial calls to sell him as an overreaction.
Seriously?tiggsywiggsywoo said:He's marred the end of our great season.
Bluebee2 said:Skashion said:Tranny is on record as saying he thought about moving back to the rags last summer. Perhaps he did, but coincidentally, I'm sure his interest in moving back to the rags did no harm to his wage packet at Real Madrid.Matt the Giant said:Ok, I my bad. I seem to recall some interview with Tranny last year saying how much he loved Real and how he wanted to stay there for a long time. Could be wrong though.
He said Ferdinand had been on the phone asking him to sign for United !
Indeed he did, must have made it a really tough decision for him."It was true that Rio Ferdinand spoke to me a lot to try and make me come back to United,"
"Rio is a great friend of mine, we played many years together at Manchester United and we were neighbours when I was there.
"He's a fantastic guy and tried to change my mind to go back to Manchester.
"I did think about United, they are still in my heart. It's a club where I played for six years, I love the club.
"I have a lot friends there and I wish them the best."
Such a great season, now lies in ashes. Oh woe are we.gordondaviesmoustache said:Seriously?tiggsywiggsywoo said:He's marred the end of our great season.
FantasyIreland said:Skashion said:nmc said:Before this started, I doubt there was more than a smattering of people who'd have said get rid, so it's fairly easily to label the now substantial calls to sell him as an overreaction.
You mean before he started behaving like a twat,disrespecting the club and fans while turning himself into a laughing stock? before all that......have I got that right?
Skashion said:He is dispensable but that's not to say he should be dispensed with. Before this started, I doubt there was more than a smattering of people who'd have said get rid, so it's fairly easily to label the now substantial calls to sell him as an overreaction.nmc said:There may be a few rags loitering on the thread but Yaya's actions have genuinely divided opinion - those who feel he is dispensable in the bigger scheme of things are NOT lesser blues. They are entitled to their opinion.
Skashion said:Such a great season, now lies in ashes. Oh woe are we.gordondaviesmoustache said:Seriously?tiggsywiggsywoo said:He's marred the end of our great season.
I wanted him gone, yes. Which is not the same as saying he had to go though. His crimes were considerably worse in that he actually fucked off to Argentina and missed most of a season. I'd call that a very serious breach of contract and City almost certainly could have terminated it if we chose to. Whereas Yaya has simply said he feels unappreciated. The magnitude of the offences are substantially different. Secondly, the importance of Tevez and Yaya are in different galaxies. Yaya has been hugely important for this club, and has been the key player in more of the biggest moments than anybody. Whereas Tevez returning, last season, as I predicted - in contrast to many, didn't help our cause at all, whereas Yaya having a cracker of a season this season aided us no end.BillyShears said:Not trying to start a fight but i'm curious as to why you seem to be viewing this differently from Tevez's indiscretions at the club. Unless i'm mistaken I'm pretty sure you said Tevez had to go.