Yaya Toure to Milan?

[FromPollockToSilva]

From the end of last season it's just been a shambles we should of sold yaya, kept Nastasic and instead of buying Fernando and Mangala we could of had £80-85million to buy Fabregas, Song and Sanchez;

--------------------Hart----------------
--------Kompany--Nastasic------
Zabba-------------------------Clichy
-------------------Song----------------
---------Cesc------------Silva--------
Sanchez-----------------------Nasri
-------------------Aguero-------------

well done Txiki and Manuel.

The best way to get to Barcelona's level is to solely buy players that can't get in Barcelona's team.

 

[TrueBlue1705]

Have a terrible feeling along with Nasri we'll have trouble moving this guy on without us getting screwed as usual ... and both I would think could be very toxic in the changing room if they stay ....

 

[MeatHunterrr]

City Watch @City_Watch · 3 min
Gazzetta: Inter president Thohir is ready to close a deal for Yaya Toure after a two hour meeting with Mancini.

 

[Andouble]

City Watch @City_Watch · 3 min
Gazzetta: Inter president Thohir is ready to close a deal for Yaya Toure after a two hour meeting with Mancini.

Sold. Considering the wages and his regression in play, would take pretty much whatever they offer.

 

[pudge]

City Watch @City_Watch · 3 min
Gazzetta: Inter president Thohir is ready to close a deal for Yaya Toure after a two hour meeting with Mancini.

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[BayernMan]

Good thing shedding his wages of the books...

 

[TCIB]

Good thing shedding his wages of the books...

Indeed, for what he gives now it is far to much.
It comforts me to know utd have about 7 of these contracts where the cost to benefit ratio is well out of whack.

 

[sam-caddick]

City Watch @City_Watch · 29m 29 minutes ago
Yaya: "Mancini is a mentor for me, he is a special coach. I loved the time when he was boss here, like I love playing for City today."

 

[Summerbuzz]

City Watch @City_Watch · 29m 29 minutes ago
Yaya: "Mancini is a mentor for me, he is a special coach. I loved the time when he was boss here, like I love playing for City today."

errr, in context, the quote seems to be him saying Inter aren't an option but PSG are.....

“Today, I am living the dream of thousands of little boys. I represent my continent, Africa, and that has no price,” Touré told Foot Mercato.

“No amount of wages will make me stay at a club if I feel that I no longer belong there or if no challenge exists for me. It would be unjust on my part.

“For the future, I don’t know more than you do, because I will always go where I am offered new challenges. That is in my nature.

“When things are not necessarily going well in a club, the key players take the fall.

“I am not the only one to have been attacked even if there is tendency to be harsher with me.

“Football is my passion, my job and that gives me two good reasons to do as well as I can. I accept criticism if it helps me to improve and I ignore them when their aim is simply to break me.”

“PSG is a great club who, I think, is not finished growing and also a big club where any great player can find a place for themselves and make a contribution,” Touré said.

“Mancini is a mentor for me, he is a special coach,” Touré said. “It is no secret that I loved the time when he was boss here [at City].

“But I have arrived at the point where I am more interested in the sporting challenge a club has to offer me than anything else.

“I owe it to the City fans to fight just until the end of my career at this club, just as much as I owe it to myself and my continent.

“My decisions will not be affected by changes in management, but more by the challenges that will be offered to me.”

 

[pudge]

You would think rebuilding Inter as a competitive club would be a better "sporting challenge" than PSG.

Then again, we all know Yaya is all about the money otherwise he wouldn't have been here in the first place.