brite blu sky wrote:as suggested by some seriously well informed and brilliant analisers of players best attributes, surely Johnno would be best just hanging up his boots and save us all the misery of watching him try to make a comeback, after all he probably was never at the level we now need anyway. I would even suggest city just take matters out of his hands anyway and swap him for someone marginally less of a liability ( in terms of goals conceded from mistakes on his side of the field ).
I always thought Johnno had potential that started with his vision, but just of late i really have been persuaded by those that clearly know what they are talking about.
brite blu sky wrote:as suggested by some seriously well informed and brilliant analisers of players best attributes, surely Johnno would be best just hanging up his boots and save us all the misery of watching him try to make a comeback, after all he probably was never at the level we now need anyway. I would even suggest city just take matters out of his hands anyway and swap him for someone marginally less of a liability ( in terms of goals conceded from mistakes on his side of the field ).
I always thought Johnno had potential that started with his vision, but just of late i really have been persuaded by those that clearly know what they are talking about.
The Foggy Blue wrote:brite blu sky wrote:as suggested by some seriously well informed and brilliant analisers of players best attributes, surely Johnno would be best just hanging up his boots and save us all the misery of watching him try to make a comeback, after all he probably was never at the level we now need anyway. I would even suggest city just take matters out of his hands anyway and swap him for someone marginally less of a liability ( in terms of goals conceded from mistakes on his side of the field ).
I always thought Johnno had potential that started with his vision, but just of late i really have been persuaded by those that clearly know what they are talking about.
100% Agree. As you have noted, other infinitely more knowledgable posters have already posited their view that Johnson should just hang up his boots. Why even hope at all? It makes more sense for him to just give up on having a football career and he should instead follow his real dream - to open a chippy.
Thanks for the insight lads (on the 'midfield general' thread).
Dubciteh wrote:The Foggy Blue wrote:brite blu sky wrote:as suggested by some seriously well informed and brilliant analisers of players best attributes, surely Johnno would be best just hanging up his boots and save us all the misery of watching him try to make a comeback, after all he probably was never at the level we now need anyway. I would even suggest city just take matters out of his hands anyway and swap him for someone marginally less of a liability ( in terms of goals conceded from mistakes on his side of the field ).
I always thought Johnno had potential that started with his vision, but just of late i really have been persuaded by those that clearly know what they are talking about.
100% Agree. As you have noted, other infinitely more knowledgable posters have already posited their view that Johnson should just hang up his boots. Why even hope at all? It makes more sense for him to just give up on having a football career and he should instead follow his real dream - to open a chippy.
Thanks for the insight lads (on the 'midfield general' thread).
Assume thats directed at me, obv the bit your referring to was tongue in cheek, i personally dont see what Johnson has done to get this cult status he seems to have here. Il support him as much as any player but he wont get anymore praise than any of the others that have come through the ranks, because in my opinion he has done nothing to deserve it except try to piss his career away when he got his big fat contract. This isnt a Paul lake situation here....
MaseCTID wrote:Dubciteh wrote:The Foggy Blue wrote:brite blu sky wrote:as suggested by some seriously well informed and brilliant analisers of players best attributes, surely Johnno would be best just hanging up his boots and save us all the misery of watching him try to make a comeback, after all he probably was never at the level we now need anyway. I would even suggest city just take matters out of his hands anyway and swap him for someone marginally less of a liability ( in terms of goals conceded from mistakes on his side of the field ).
I always thought Johnno had potential that started with his vision, but just of late i really have been persuaded by those that clearly know what they are talking about.
100% Agree. As you have noted, other infinitely more knowledgable posters have already posited their view that Johnson should just hang up his boots. Why even hope at all? It makes more sense for him to just give up on having a football career and he should instead follow his real dream - to open a chippy.
Thanks for the insight lads (on the 'midfield general' thread).
Assume thats directed at me, obv the bit your referring to was tongue in cheek, i personally dont see what Johnson has done to get this cult status he seems to have here. Il support him as much as any player but he wont get anymore praise than any of the others that have come through the ranks, because in my opinion he has done nothing to deserve it except try to piss his career away when he got his big fat contract. This isnt a Paul lake situation here....
We're talking about Michael Johnson mate. Not sure where the Ireland thread is.
Adam Johnson's Big Toe wrote:I think Johno has grown up mentally, he's been so close to losing what most people dream of. When it's almost/or taken away from you it can really open your eyes as I personally found out a couple of years ago. Yes, he's done his fair share of binge drinking, but you can blame some of that from our City culture with the likes of Barton etc having there own way due to weak management in years gone past.
Cut the guy some slack, I personally think if he can overcomecome his injuries, with time, he could and l hope he will be a massive asset to Manchester City Football Club.
Oh, it would seem our current owners and management staff seem to think the same........Guess what, they see him now day in day out and how much effort he's putting into his rehab'..... So just get off the young lads back!!
Adam Johnson's Big Toe wrote:I think Johno has grown up mentally, he's been so close to losing what most people dream of. When it's almost/or taken away from you it can really open your eyes as I personally found out a couple of years ago. Yes, he's done his fair share of binge drinking, but you can blame some of that from our City culture with the likes of Barton etc having there own way due to weak management in years gone past.
Cut the guy some slack, I personally think if he can overcomecome his injuries, with time, he could and l hope he will be a massive asset to Manchester City Football Club.
Oh, it would seem our current owners and management staff seem to think the same........Guess what, they see him now day in day out and how much effort he's putting into his rehab'..... So just get off the young lads back!!
Dubciteh wrote:MaseCTID wrote:Dubciteh wrote:The Foggy Blue wrote:brite blu sky wrote:as suggested by some seriously well informed and brilliant analisers of players best attributes, surely Johnno would be best just hanging up his boots and save us all the misery of watching him try to make a comeback, after all he probably was never at the level we now need anyway. I would even suggest city just take matters out of his hands anyway and swap him for someone marginally less of a liability ( in terms of goals conceded from mistakes on his side of the field ).
I always thought Johnno had potential that started with his vision, but just of late i really have been persuaded by those that clearly know what they are talking about.
100% Agree. As you have noted, other infinitely more knowledgable posters have already posited their view that Johnson should just hang up his boots. Why even hope at all? It makes more sense for him to just give up on having a football career and he should instead follow his real dream - to open a chippy.
Thanks for the insight lads (on the 'midfield general' thread).
Assume thats directed at me, obv the bit your referring to was tongue in cheek, i personally dont see what Johnson has done to get this cult status he seems to have here. Il support him as much as any player but he wont get anymore praise than any of the others that have come through the ranks, because in my opinion he has done nothing to deserve it except try to piss his career away when he got his big fat contract. This isnt a Paul lake situation here....
We're talking about Michael Johnson mate. Not sure where the Ireland thread is.
at least ireland has played more than 5 decent games for us! Im not gona agree or disagree on ireland, but thats a different days work...
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