BillyShears
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Yeah I look at a few of our older players and think Italy is calling. Particularly Zab Toure Kola and Fernando.
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Zabaleta confirms he will stay at City
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Yeah I look at a few of our older players and think Italy is calling. Particularly Zab Toure Kola and Fernando.
citytill1die84
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Yes it probably is time for him to go.
I'll be gutted when he does go.
I'll be gutted when he does go.
Plain Speaking
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Personally I want us to keep both Zab and VK even if their appearances are less frequent. Both are superb role models they bleed blue and would make excellent coaches/club ambassadors when they do retire.
NanaToure42
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We do know one thing, Pep will appreciate Zab's hairstyle.
The slaughtered lamb
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Won't be giving up on any player until the new manager comes in, least of all Zaba.
mosssideblue
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Thought he had a good game yesterday. has lost pace which is natural, but still has an excellent footballing brain. Whether he is here next season or not, time will tell. Just in case, his song should be loud and proud these last few games
When I think of modern city I think of Zaba.
I'm not entirely sure he's done. All the closed season tornaments haven't helped the longevity of his career, and his season has been stop start with injuries. If he can somehow find the time to recuperate then I think there is certainly another season in there.
If it's the same old then I think we are probably looking at the end, and despite what people say about chances under a new manager, the probability is that a lot of the incoming's and outgoing's will already have their wheels in motion.
Pep will have a clear idea I'm sure, hopefully Zabba will be a part of any regeneration but I get the feeling that a lot of the stalwarts that have served us so well over the last 6 years will probably be leaving this summer.
I'm not entirely sure he's done. All the closed season tornaments haven't helped the longevity of his career, and his season has been stop start with injuries. If he can somehow find the time to recuperate then I think there is certainly another season in there.
If it's the same old then I think we are probably looking at the end, and despite what people say about chances under a new manager, the probability is that a lot of the incoming's and outgoing's will already have their wheels in motion.
Pep will have a clear idea I'm sure, hopefully Zabba will be a part of any regeneration but I get the feeling that a lot of the stalwarts that have served us so well over the last 6 years will probably be leaving this summer.
Neville Kneville
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Thought he had a good game yesterday. has lost pace which is natural, but still has an excellent footballing brain. Whether he is here next season or not, time will tell. Just in case, his song should be loud and proud these last few games
I know it was his 300th game but when he threw his shirt into the crowd yesterday I was wondering if he himself thinks it was his last.
The way Aeronautovic or whatever his name is, left him trailling, does not bode well for his chances of playing v Arsenal. So that could feasibly be the last time we see Zaba in a home game.
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worsleyweb
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I know it was his 300th game but when he threw his shirt into the crowd yesterday I was wondering if he himself thinks it was his last.
The way Aeronautovic or whatever his name is, left him trailling, does not bode well for his chances of playing v Arsenal. So that could feasibly be the last time we see Zaba in a home game.
He will come on as sub v arsenal if it is his last game.