JonnyAsh wrote:Perhaps they are trying to sell one Gareth B and replace him with another Gareth B and hope no one notices!
zuricity wrote:Let's be honest here, Bale blows hot and cold, if he was scoring like Messi, yeah 60 mill, maybe more, but you daren't build your team around him ,he's too inconsistent.
Mase wrote:zuricity wrote:Let's be honest here, Bale blows hot and cold, if he was scoring like Messi, yeah 60 mill, maybe more, but you daren't build your team around him ,he's too inconsistent.
Wasn't that inconsistent last season.
zuricity wrote:Let's be honest here, Bale blows hot and cold, if he was scoring like Messi, yeah 60 mill, maybe more, but you daren't build your team around him ,he's too inconsistent.
Clowncrete wrote:
He plays in a team where the remaining players are nowhere near what City has. Imagine him playing on our left wing and giving a deadly cross to Dzeko. Or Silva/Nasri/Isco giving him a killer through ball, then he gets behind the defense with his pace and runs riot. Or teams parking the bus, then him shooting from range or a free kick and scoring and thus opening up the game.
He is also 23/24, meaning he has atleast 7 to 8 years of football in him yet. Maybe even more. He need not be a 1 man army for City but he would definitely make us deadly.
Imo, it feels that he is inconsistent because he is often very heavily marked, and yet he has won spurs an uncountable number of points singlehandedly. I remember a couple of games like the one against Un*ted at WHL where Slurgie had 2 players(Rafael and Beaker, I think) marking him and constantly pushing him to the left to nullify his threat. That wouldn't really work against City since the rest of our players are superior than the likes of Defoe and Adebayor.
zuricity wrote:Clowncrete wrote:
He plays in a team where the remaining players are nowhere near what City has. Imagine him playing on our left wing and giving a deadly cross to Dzeko. Or Silva/Nasri/Isco giving him a killer through ball, then he gets behind the defense with his pace and runs riot. Or teams parking the bus, then him shooting from range or a free kick and scoring and thus opening up the game.
He is also 23/24, meaning he has atleast 7 to 8 years of football in him yet. Maybe even more. He need not be a 1 man army for City but he would definitely make us deadly.
Imo, it feels that he is inconsistent because he is often very heavily marked, and yet he has won spurs an uncountable number of points singlehandedly. I remember a couple of games like the one against Un*ted at WHL where Slurgie had 2 players(Rafael and Beaker, I think) marking him and constantly pushing him to the left to nullify his threat. That wouldn't really work against City since the rest of our players are superior than the likes of Defoe and Adebayor.
That's the point though, i can't imagine him playing for City.
Nigels Tackle wrote:
he didn't score during that spell when he was crocked
john@staustell wrote:When your trick is banging in goals from outside the box, it's easy for that to dry up. I dont see the great player everyone else seems to I'm afraid. In 2 years time he'll be Johnny Ordinary.
As for Spurs there's no way Levi will pay over the odds for anyone. And in England, Arsenal and Spuds will only get players not wanted by us, Scum and Chelski.
Bridge'srightfoot wrote:
He scored 30 odd goals last season which for a winger is bloody impressive.
Pay whatever it takes to get him.
Mase wrote:Bridge'srightfoot wrote:
He scored 30 odd goals last season which for a winger is bloody impressive.
Pay whatever it takes to get him.
He hardly played on the wing though last season. AvB used him more central or pretty much let him roam wherever he wanted.
I agree 100% though. I hate the little heart shite but would pay whatever it takes to get him here.
Hazy2 wrote:We will get Messi at some point, trust me.
Hazy2 wrote:We will get Messi at some point, trust me.
Hazy2 wrote:We will get Messi at some point, trust me.
littlebig wrote:Hazy2 wrote:We will get Messi at some point, trust me.
I've a feeling he'll become available at some stage in next few seasons and why not come here?
Ted Hughes wrote:
I agree it's a possibility.
He will have paid his debt to Barca, & may look for a change late in his career.
It depends if he just wants the easy life, to play out his career in a comfort zone, or a challenge.
If Pep stays at Bayern, he could end up there.
Original Dub wrote:
There is nothing the owners would want more than arguably the greatest footballer of all time pulling on the city jersey.
They will move heaven and earth for this to happen.
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