twinkletoes
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Tolmie says we are after Fellaini so that would be a direct replacement for Yaya.
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Yaya wants out allegedly
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OB1
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twinkletoes said:Tolmie says we are after Fellaini so that would be a direct replacement for Yaya.
No he bloody doesn't.
twinkletoes
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OB1 said:twinkletoes said:Tolmie says we are after Fellaini so that would be a direct replacement for Yaya.
No he bloody doesn't.
I know. Got you though.
Scotland_WC2010 said:There's few reasons why any player would want to leave your club right now, especially if they've already been to one of Spain's top two.
However if he does leave I think you could replace him fairly well with Lassana Diarra, what do you think of him?
lassana diarra is a completly different player and not half as good pal, must do better.
twinkletoes
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kompany10 said:Scotland_WC2010 said:There's few reasons why any player would want to leave your club right now, especially if they've already been to one of Spain's top two.
However if he does leave I think you could replace him fairly well with Lassana Diarra, what do you think of him?
lassana diarra is a completly different player and not half as good pal, must do better.
Fellaini?
BlueMoonBelgianWhite
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twinkletoes said:kompany10 said:Scotland_WC2010 said:There's few reasons why any player would want to leave your club right now, especially if they've already been to one of Spain's top two.
However if he does leave I think you could replace him fairly well with Lassana Diarra, what do you think of him?
lassana diarra is a completly different player and not half as good pal, must do better.
Fellaini?
Fellaini sounds like a suitable replacement, but no one will be as good as Yaya. If he doesnt crack under the pressure of being Yaya's replacement, I think it will be a welcoming replacement because of his worth and we would lose Yaya's 200,000+ weekly wages although Yaya has done so much for this club
Rammyblues
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I thought we all agreed he wasn't going anywhere just his agent shit stirring.
Rammyblues said:I thought we all agreed he wasn't going anywhere just his agent shit stirring.
He is staying. I might be wrong here but I think he has the same agent as Eden Hazard.
unlikelyfan19
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twinkletoes said:OB1 said:twinkletoes said:Tolmie says we are after Fellaini so that would be a direct replacement for Yaya.
No he bloody doesn't.
I know. Got you though.
How did you get him? Lol.
MSP
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dailymail.co.uk/sport/article-2148341/Yaya-Toure-tell-agent--Martin-Samuel.html
It's time Toure told this agent where to go... not the other way round
The pop of the last champagne cork had barely finished echoing around the Manchester City dressing room when Dimitri Seluk, agent for the mighty Yaya Toure, took to the airwaves in Spain.
'Toure has done all he can at City and needs new motivations,' he gabbled. 'He would not cost much and would like a new challenge. He could sign for many big clubs, like Chelsea or Bayern Munich. We would like to see Barcelona join the race.'
Actually, if you want to play for Barcelona there are more obvious ways of doing so: like not allowing your agent to spend your last year there agitating for a transfer; but then Seluk would not have received his substantial cut of Toure’s move to City.
Do you ever wonder whose side agents are actually on? Not that of their clients, necessarily.
If Toure yearns for Barcelona, his last career choice hardly makes sense, but then neither does this one, if he is seriously contemplating leaving a club who have won the Premier League title, and may be embarking on a period of wider domination.
So who is in charge here: Seluk or Toure? And if the adviser is such a bright guy, why is he throwing a name like Bayern Munich into the mix, the club having come second in every tournament they have contested this season.
It is almost as if he looked at a fixture list, thought 'Who is in the Champions League final and might have a few quid?' and pulled two potential suitors from thin air. As for Chelsea, why would any agent pack a client off to a club that doesn’t have a manager? What sort of advice service is this?
A child of five could see through Seluk’s ploy.
No player in his right mind would wish to quit City right now, certainly not one in favour with manager Roberto Mancini. Yet Toure is only of worth to Seluk when in transit. The sweetener an agent receives for keeping a player loyal does not compare to the giant lump sum from a transfer. Toure is worth considerably more to Seluk unsettled than he is happy.
City, meanwhile, are nonplussed by Seluk's outburst. Toure earns in the region of £260,000 a week (you could do without this crap Martin), has three years left on his contract and was last heard insisting that his ambition was to help the club win the Champions League. Suddenly, he was demotivated and in need of a new challenge.
That’s some post-party comedown.
Maybe it is Toure who needs to tell his agent where to go.