carl_feedthegoat wrote:And here was me thinking that Chemical Ali was dead.
carl_feedthegoat wrote:And here was me thinking that Chemical Ali was dead.
Alioune DVToure wrote:carl_feedthegoat wrote:And here was me thinking that Chemical Ali was dead.
Though I get the point you're trying to make, I think you're referring to Muhammad Saeed 'Comical Ali' al-Sahhaf, who is still very much alive. Unless you're obliquely accusing Ted of anti-Kurdish crimes against humanity.
Alioune DVToure wrote:carl_feedthegoat wrote:And here was me thinking that Chemical Ali was dead.
Though I get the point you're trying to make, I think you're referring to Muhammad Saeed 'Comical Ali' al-Sahhaf, who is still very much alive. Unless you're obliquely accusing Ted of anti-Kurdish crimes against humanity.
Norfolk Blue wrote:This business with Yaya is strange. On the one hand Ted thinks his brain might be scrambled because of his brother. Not too sure about this; for the life of me I cannot see how birthday cakes, lack of handshakes and a job in the future could possibly have been triggered by his brother's illness. We must also assume whatever it is is contagious because his agent seems to be similarly afflicted.
On the other hand is it possible he (and his agent) would like one more big money move? They certainly wouldn't want to give up their laughingly labelled “loyalty payment” by asking for a transfer. Obvious answer is cook up a load of bollox to persuade the Club to get rid of him. He does have previous for this with Barcelona.
City's options are therefore (1) to hang on to him whilst accepting that there will be some sort of adverse response to his bullshit – and not just from City fans but from every fan at every ground he plays. He could also be a problem in the dressing room but honestly who among us really knows. (2) City could put him on the transfer list and see if anyone comes in for him. Don't think there would be a queue at what he would cost not just in the transfer fee but also his wage demands. Then again, he is 31 (although mental age might be a bit less). (3) The other way is to let things settle (as per Tevez) then get what you can for him at a time that suits the Club. (4) Of course Yaya could always have a sudden attack of honesty and give up his “loyalty payment” and actually ask for a transfer. Fat chance.
The only thing that has me scratching my head is the thought that Yaya and his agent would actually start the ball rolling in such a bizarre fashion if they hadn't already got some sort of understanding with another club. Would Yaya (and the agent) really be so stupid as to kick this thing off without any guarantee of firm interest (or even intent) from elsewhere?
I don't think Yaya is an idiot nor do I believe he is temporarily mentally unstable. Although his agent is a slime ball he is clever enough to make a fortune out of football so not exactly stupid himself. On reflection I would be of the opinion that this is all part of an attempt at a big final pay day and that makes Yaya a lowlife. As with Tevez I will be pleased to see him leave City. We'll survive and at the same time we can stick two fingers up to Twatini and UEFA. Please let it happen!!!
carl_feedthegoat wrote:Now noone cares that his team were knocked out, and its because they are African.
Surprised it wasnt Citys fault.
Sorry Ted , he can fuck off as far as Im concerned , Tevez mark 2.
Hazy2 wrote:Second Guessing a players mind is gonna mess with your own mind. I remember his end at Barca, so I dug this up, not saying it is the whole story, just saying Yaya has been here before. "If he had talked to me, I would have stayed at Barcelona. I did not want to go and wanted to end my career at Barcelona. However, he had no faith in me." Guardiola, though, offered a rapid riposte, saying that he, in conjunction with then president Joan Laporta, had done his utmost to persuade Toure to remain at Camp Nou. "I talk to anyone and the doors to my office and house are always open for the players," the former Spain international told AS. "The truth is that [Toure] asked Laporta to leave. We even tried to convince him to stay." Yaya is clearly being economical with the truth.
Now the BS with Cakes and respect, are an insult to the Chairman and the club, if Yaya is so badly treated, why did he sign a new deal ? He I feel is after a way out to PSG, Zlatan gets majot tax free dough.....
Dameerto wrote:Hazy2 wrote:Second Guessing a players mind is gonna mess with your own mind. I remember his end at Barca, so I dug this up, not saying it is the whole story, just saying Yaya has been here before. "If he had talked to me, I would have stayed at Barcelona. I did not want to go and wanted to end my career at Barcelona. However, he had no faith in me." Guardiola, though, offered a rapid riposte, saying that he, in conjunction with then president Joan Laporta, had done his utmost to persuade Toure to remain at Camp Nou. "I talk to anyone and the doors to my office and house are always open for the players," the former Spain international told AS. "The truth is that [Toure] asked Laporta to leave. We even tried to convince him to stay." Yaya is clearly being economical with the truth.
Now the BS with Cakes and respect, are an insult to the Chairman and the club, if Yaya is so badly treated, why did he sign a new deal ? He I feel is after a way out to PSG, Zlatan gets majot tax free dough.....
Were apologists making up excuses for him at the time?
patrickblue wrote:Not sure how reliable this is, but it's saying he's put in a transfer request
http://www.afrikansoccer.com/2014/07/iv ... -man-city/
Ivorian midfielder Yaya Toure makes request to leave Man City
Ivorian midfielder Yaya Toure has told Manchester City he wants to leave this summer, it has been revealed.
Sport says the midfielder has made a transfer request to City as he seeks one final payday in his career.
PSG are keen on the Ivorian, who controversially complained about City management blanking his birthday late, last season before raising his disappointment at not being granted leave to see his brother before he passed away.
Along with PSG, former club Barcelona have also been linked with Toure this summer.
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