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Saul Goodman wrote:

Tokyo Blue wrote:

Saul Goodman wrote:Linked to a young Russian and a young Croatian fullback. Interesting

Where? And by whom? You couldn't possibly provide a link to where you found these snippets, could you, mate?

Sorry pal. Doing this on the mobile and copy-pasting links between the URL code thing on here is quite tough (for me at least)

Saul Goodman wrote:Yeah. And those guys' names are impossible to spell

CTID Hants wrote:And the Croatian..

https://www.clubcall.com/manchester-cit ... 09357.html

Nigels Tackle wrote:

CTID Hants wrote:And the Croatian..

https://www.clubcall.com/manchester-cit ... 09357.html

no players from the fucking balkans!!!

CTID Hants wrote:

Nigels Tackle wrote:

CTID Hants wrote:And the Croatian..

https://www.clubcall.com/manchester-cit ... 09357.html

no players from the fucking balkans!!!

Don't shoot messenger NT.... ;-)

CTID Hants wrote:If we haven't already ended all interest in Ilkay Gundogan then surely we will now..........

Ilkay Gundogan suffers serious knee injury to rule him out of Euro 2016 and potentially scupper Manchester City move

Ilkay Gundogan's summer transfer to Manchester City is in doubt, after the Borussia Dortmund midfielder picked up another serious injury.

The German international is out of Euro 2016 this summer, after dislocating a knee in training on Wednesday.

He missed training yesterday and Dortmund have today confirmed their fear that the 25-year-old had suffered another injury setback.

Gundogan has been strongly linked with a summer move to the Etihad, with Pep Guardiola having made him one of his primary targets this summer.

Representatives for the midfielder were pictured meeting City's director of football Txiki Begiristain in Amsterdam in March.

http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/ ... ee-7911221?

phips wrote:

CTID Hants wrote:If we haven't already ended all interest in Ilkay Gundogan then surely we will now..........

Ilkay Gundogan suffers serious knee injury to rule him out of Euro 2016 and potentially scupper Manchester City move

Ilkay Gundogan's summer transfer to Manchester City is in doubt, after the Borussia Dortmund midfielder picked up another serious injury.

The German international is out of Euro 2016 this summer, after dislocating a knee in training on Wednesday.

He missed training yesterday and Dortmund have today confirmed their fear that the 25-year-old had suffered another injury setback.

Gundogan has been strongly linked with a summer move to the Etihad, with Pep Guardiola having made him one of his primary targets this summer.

Representatives for the midfielder were pictured meeting City's director of football Txiki Begiristain in Amsterdam in March.

http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/ ... ee-7911221?

done it playing basketball. if true, thats a shocking thing to have as part of training.

sheblue wrote:If, probably when, we end up in the Europa league that's going to have an interesting affect on our summer transfers.

Cocacolajojo wrote:

sheblue wrote:If, probably when, we end up in the Europa league that's going to have an interesting affect on our summer transfers.

Don't think it will have any effect at all. People know this is a blip in large respects caused by the fact that Pellegrini has mereley been a glorified baby sitter over the last two seasons.

Europa League is a great tournament. If the finance's aren't an issue, I'm not bothered if we miss CL. It's a shit tournament anyway.

sheblue wrote:

Cocacolajojo wrote:

sheblue wrote:If, probably when, we end up in the Europa league that's going to have an interesting affect on our summer transfers.

Don't think it will have any effect at all. People know this is a blip in large respects caused by the fact that Pellegrini has mereley been a glorified baby sitter over the last two seasons.

Europa League is a great tournament. If the finance's aren't an issue, I'm not bothered if we miss CL. It's a shit tournament anyway.

Glorified baby sitter!!. Tut tut don't say that, don't point out the blatantly obsious. He won two rumbelows cups you know.
Making a bollocks of the league and not qualifying for the CL, it will have some impact on our transfers.

Foreverinbluedreams wrote:

sheblue wrote:

Cocacolajojo wrote:

sheblue wrote:If, probably when, we end up in the Europa league that's going to have an interesting affect on our summer transfers.

Don't think it will have any effect at all. People know this is a blip in large respects caused by the fact that Pellegrini has mereley been a glorified baby sitter over the last two seasons.

Europa League is a great tournament. If the finance's aren't an issue, I'm not bothered if we miss CL. It's a shit tournament anyway.

Glorified baby sitter!!. Tut tut don't say that, don't point out the blatantly obsious. He won two rumbelows cups you know.
Making a bollocks of the league and not qualifying for the CL, it will have some impact on our transfers.

How much effect would it have?

Are prospective targets really going to pass up the chance to work with Guardiola because they will miss out on Champions League football for a year?

Foreverinbluedreams wrote:

sheblue wrote:

Cocacolajojo wrote:

sheblue wrote:If, probably when, we end up in the Europa league that's going to have an interesting affect on our summer transfers.

Don't think it will have any effect at all. People know this is a blip in large respects caused by the fact that Pellegrini has mereley been a glorified baby sitter over the last two seasons.

Europa League is a great tournament. If the finance's aren't an issue, I'm not bothered if we miss CL. It's a shit tournament anyway.

Glorified baby sitter!!. Tut tut don't say that, don't point out the blatantly obsious. He won two rumbelows cups you know.
Making a bollocks of the league and not qualifying for the CL, it will have some impact on our transfers.

How much effect would it have?

Are prospective targets really going to pass up the chance to work with Guardiola because they will miss out on Champions League football for a year?

Nigels Tackle wrote:

phips wrote:done it playing basketball. if true, thats a shocking thing to have as part of training.

really? please explain.

phips wrote:

Nigels Tackle wrote:

phips wrote:done it playing basketball. if true, thats a shocking thing to have as part of training.

really? please explain.

call me crazy but i would've thought that you wouldn't want your players partaking in any sort of activity that comes with risk of injury...such a basketball.
i know here in the states many professional athlete contracts prohibit the players from riding motorcycles, going skydiving, playing basketball, etc. during the season out of fear of injury. obviously you can get injured just getting out of your car or in training but why increase the risk by participating in activities that increase said risk? makes no sense to me....especially when the club voluntarily adds it to part of their training regimen.