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Re: Fernando

PostPosted: Thu Feb 26, 2015 5:37 pm
by blues2win
Boy Garcia gets better the longer he's gone. People seem to forget how fucking slow he was. All he could do when confronted with a midfield player with any pace coming at him was wave them goodbye.

Re: Fernando

PostPosted: Thu Feb 26, 2015 6:04 pm
by PrezIke
blues2win wrote:Boy Garcia gets better the longer he's gone. People seem to forget how fucking slow he was. All he could do when confronted with a midfield player with any pace coming at him was wave them goodbye.


this

Re: Fernando

PostPosted: Thu Feb 26, 2015 6:10 pm
by Hazy2
Foreverinbluedreams wrote:
Hazy2 wrote:The players of Silva's class who will have had the perks of playing in Spain's MF must despair, On Tues 1st time lay off and all Fernando had to was knock it too Glichy, and we had the pitch opened up, He decided to spin turn and knock it between Zabba and Vinny and we were in touble that was 2 mins in, I honestly thought not only is that poor it was panic, Nasri who had switched sides blasted him as he ran back, maybe why he got hooked, I can't see how with the players we have a player with no touch or vision is expected to compliment them. You have to be able tune in and he is not.


Nasri had a go eh? He's some fucking neck, I spotted him having a go at Zaba at one stage too. I wouldn't mind so much but Nasri hid for the hour he was on the pitch.


Agree with that, but we have such a shitabrick attitude against Barca, Nasri and Silva the two we needed on the ball even if we risked a pass or two like you might have to now we are chasing it looked crap due to the head down merchants who cannot up it when the likes of Barca scare them to death, I can take or leave Nasri, the W.B he is the problem. Take two touches against a team bred on getting the ball back and it is game over. They played on our fear and lack of touch or composure.

Re: Fernando

PostPosted: Thu Feb 26, 2015 6:12 pm
by LookMumImOnMCF.net
blues2win wrote:All he could do when confronted with a midfield player with any pace coming at him was wave them goodbye.

He had great hair too.

These two things mean he he's already two up on Fernando.

Re: Fernando

PostPosted: Thu Feb 26, 2015 9:07 pm
by freshie
blues2win wrote:Boy Garcia gets better the longer he's gone. People seem to forget how fucking slow he was. All he could do when confronted with a midfield player with any pace coming at him was wave them goodbye.


Exactly. It's amazing how people's opinions and memories alter over time. For all of the time he was here Garcia was slated by most people. Now all of a sudden he was the answer. It's ridiculous. Go back a couple of seasons, swap the title of this thread from 'Fernando' to 'Garcia' and you have the same thread

Re: Fernando

PostPosted: Thu Feb 26, 2015 9:12 pm
by Wonderwall
I was/am a gracia hater. However, towards the end of his city career he was having good games and was starting to make me think he was better. In some games i was gobsmacked how good he was. In the end i was glad he left because i realised i just wanted the poor lad to get better.

Garcia is not the standard we want at city.

Re: Fernando

PostPosted: Thu Feb 26, 2015 9:39 pm
by zuricity
freshie wrote:
blues2win wrote:Boy Garcia gets better the longer he's gone. People seem to forget how fucking slow he was. All he could do when confronted with a midfield player with any pace coming at him was wave them goodbye.


Exactly. It's amazing how people's opinions and memories alter over time. For all of the time he was here Garcia was slated by most people. Now all of a sudden he was the answer. It's ridiculous. Go back a couple of seasons, swap the title of this thread from 'Fernando' to 'Garcia' and you have the same thread


i guess your memory is perfect ?

-total recall ?

My opinion hasn't changed over time.

Re: Fernando

PostPosted: Thu Feb 26, 2015 9:42 pm
by Green & Blue
freshie wrote:
blues2win wrote:Boy Garcia gets better the longer he's gone. People seem to forget how fucking slow he was. All he could do when confronted with a midfield player with any pace coming at him was wave them goodbye.


Exactly. It's amazing how people's opinions and memories alter over time. For all of the time he was here Garcia was slated by most people. Now all of a sudden he was the answer. It's ridiculous. Go back a couple of seasons, swap the title of this thread from 'Fernando' to 'Garcia' and you have the same thread


I don't think people are under any false impression that Garcia was anything special.It's more a case of he wasn't really all that bad when you compare him to Fernando.

Re: Fernando

PostPosted: Thu Feb 26, 2015 10:57 pm
by sheblue
blues2win wrote:Boy Garcia gets better the longer he's gone. People seem to forget how fucking slow he was. All he could do when confronted with a midfield player with any pace coming at him was wave them goodbye.


We have several midfielders who still do that, he wasn't alone.

Re: Fernando

PostPosted: Fri Feb 27, 2015 1:24 am
by freshie
Green & Blue wrote:
freshie wrote:
blues2win wrote:Boy Garcia gets better the longer he's gone. People seem to forget how fucking slow he was. All he could do when confronted with a midfield player with any pace coming at him was wave them goodbye.


Exactly. It's amazing how people's opinions and memories alter over time. For all of the time he was here Garcia was slated by most people. Now all of a sudden he was the answer. It's ridiculous. Go back a couple of seasons, swap the title of this thread from 'Fernando' to 'Garcia' and you have the same thread


I don't think people are under any false impression that Garcia was anything special.It's more a case of he wasn't really all that bad when you compare him to Fernando.


He was just as bad as Fernando. He had the pace of a snail and the turning circle of an oil tanker

Re: Fernando

PostPosted: Fri Feb 27, 2015 1:26 am
by freshie
zuricity wrote:
freshie wrote:
blues2win wrote:Boy Garcia gets better the longer he's gone. People seem to forget how fucking slow he was. All he could do when confronted with a midfield player with any pace coming at him was wave them goodbye.


Exactly. It's amazing how people's opinions and memories alter over time. For all of the time he was here Garcia was slated by most people. Now all of a sudden he was the answer. It's ridiculous. Go back a couple of seasons, swap the title of this thread from 'Fernando' to 'Garcia' and you have the same thread


i guess your memory is perfect ?

-total recall ?

My opinion hasn't changed over time.


I never said it was. I do remember Garcia being crap and I was glad when we sold him. Nothing has changed in that repect

Re: Fernando

PostPosted: Fri Feb 27, 2015 7:50 am
by Slim
Wonderwall wrote:I was/am a gracia hater. However, towards the end of his city career he was having good games and was starting to make me think he was better. In some games i was gobsmacked how good he was. In the end i was glad he left because i realised i just wanted the poor lad to get better.

Garcia is not the standard we want at city.


^This.

Except I don't give a fuck if he got better after he left. I am glad we got a few good games out of him then cashed out before anyone realised the two years of shite we'd put up with to get to that point.

Re: Fernando

PostPosted: Fri Feb 27, 2015 8:02 am
by Nigels Tackle
wish we still had gazbaz, nige and carlos

Re: Fernando

PostPosted: Fri Feb 27, 2015 8:07 am
by Mase
blues2win wrote:Boy Garcia gets better the longer he's gone. People seem to forget how fucking slow he was. All he could do when confronted with a midfield player with any pace coming at him was wave them goodbye.


It was the same with de Jong. Since he left people have made him out to be an absolute world class player who stopped everything something at him single handed. The main issue is we haven't replaced him with someone who is better than he was. But by no means does that make him out to be as good as people on hear do.

Re: Fernando

PostPosted: Fri Feb 27, 2015 8:23 am
by Nigels Tackle
Mase wrote:
blues2win wrote:Boy Garcia gets better the longer he's gone. People seem to forget how fucking slow he was. All he could do when confronted with a midfield player with any pace coming at him was wave them goodbye.


It was the same with de Jong. Since he left people have made him out to be an absolute world class player who stopped everything something at him single handed. The main issue is we haven't replaced him with someone who is better than he was. But by no means does that make him out to be as good as people on hear do.


give me nige or gazbaz any day over fernando

Re: Fernando

PostPosted: Fri Feb 27, 2015 8:56 am
by lets all have a disco
Nigels Tackle wrote:
Mase wrote:
blues2win wrote:Boy Garcia gets better the longer he's gone. People seem to forget how fucking slow he was. All he could do when confronted with a midfield player with any pace coming at him was wave them goodbye.


It was the same with de Jong. Since he left people have made him out to be an absolute world class player who stopped everything something at him single handed. The main issue is we haven't replaced him with someone who is better than he was. But by no means does that make him out to be as good as people on hear do.


give me nige or gazbaz any day over fernando


Amen Brother.

Re: Fernando

PostPosted: Fri Feb 27, 2015 9:22 am
by Hazy2
Mase wrote:
blues2win wrote:Boy Garcia gets better the longer he's gone. People seem to forget how fucking slow he was. All he could do when confronted with a midfield player with any pace coming at him was wave them goodbye.


It was the same with de Jong. Since he left people have made him out to be an absolute world class player who stopped everything something at him single handed. The main issue is we haven't replaced him with someone who is better than he was. But by no means does that make him out to be as good as people on hear do.


He knew his job and he did it perfectly well, since he left what have we spent Mase 100 mill, he was 27 it was a stupid decision not required as we had nobody better to buy, plus IMO Vinny has lost his defensive screen De Jong and Tevez were in tune with the side of the game needed say this Sunday.

Re: Fernando

PostPosted: Fri Feb 27, 2015 9:39 am
by Foreverinbluedreams
De Jong refused to sign the contract he was offered, what was the club supposed to do other than move him on? We could've I guess given into his silly wage demands.

Re: Fernando

PostPosted: Fri Feb 27, 2015 10:07 am
by Ted Hughes
DeJong got shit on here for years for not being good enough. Then he was indispensable then not good enough for where we are now, then indispensible again.

I bet some of the people were the same ones picking on Fernando now.

And it is picking on him. Any mistake he made, you can find instances of our 'best' players doing the same. Any criticsm of him going missing, you can find instances of our 'best' players doing the same. And any improvement they made in the game, he also made & was playing a full part in City's team almost overpowering Barca 2nd half.

I watch that as someone with an open mind on Fernando & think it's a good thing.

Some would prefer to pretend it didn't happen in order to have a go at hijm. But it did. He played well v Barca, when the team played well. He was smack bang in the middle of it. In our only decent performance in Europe this season, in Rome, Fernando was one of the best performers. If he hadn't put in a couple of absolutely brilliant defensive interceptions v Chelsea at our place, we would be pretty much dead in the title race.

If any of our problems were actually his fault & he kept playing all the time & costing us games, I could understand this kind of stuff, but pretty much none of our problems this season are his fault. Barca wasn't his fault.

It's purely just people deciding to pick on him. Nothing else.

Re: Fernando

PostPosted: Fri Feb 27, 2015 11:57 am
by Slim
Well Carl's got the monopoly on Kompany, people have to moan somewhere.