Saul Goodman wrote:Haha. Kompany's wife claims someone is coming in next week.
People on Twitter flipping out and making the Belgian connection.
Ridiculous.
blues2win wrote:I do have a problem with it. He knows perfectly well we're after de Bruyne. If that's his view he should shut the fuck up. It's nothing to do with him anyway.
blues2win wrote:Jonny Evans off to Everton. What was it about the scum youth policy?
freshie wrote:blues2win wrote:I do have a problem with it. He knows perfectly well we're after de Bruyne. If that's his view he should shut the fuck up. It's nothing to do with him anyway.
Exactly. Maybe he's worried that signing De Bruyne would mean that he is heading for the exit
South Stand Balti wrote:blues2win wrote:Jonny Evans off to Everton. What was it about the scum youth policy?
Is nt Jonny always injured? Always surprises me when clubs buy injury prone lads
C & C wrote:Despite how some the the headlines are worded on this story, I have no problem with what Dzeko says here. He's not warning him off City, he's not telling him to stay. He's speaking plainly. De Bruyne is still developing. Another year at Wolfsburg might help him. Competition for time on the pitch is tough at the top clubs. But, he has experienced part of the Premier League and knows what he's getting into.
Dameerto wrote:C & C wrote:Despite how some the the headlines are worded on this story, I have no problem with what Dzeko says here. He's not warning him off City, he's not telling him to stay. He's speaking plainly. De Bruyne is still developing. Another year at Wolfsburg might help him. Competition for time on the pitch is tough at the top clubs. But, he has experienced part of the Premier League and knows what he's getting into.
His quotes are quite generic - he was asked a series of leading questions by a journalist out to try and make a story. All the assumptions are from ESPN.
EDS striker Jordy Hiwula has joined Huddersfield Town after agreeing a permanent deal with the Terriers.
The 20-year-old striker spent time on loan with Yeovil Town and Walsall last season, scoring nine goals in 20 games for the Saddlers and appearing in the Johnstone's Paint Trophy final against Bristol City.
A popular figure at the Club, the forward has penned a three-year deal with Huddersfield and everybody at Manchester City wishes Jordy the very best for the future.
Cocacolajojo wrote:EDS striker Jordy Hiwula has joined Huddersfield Town after agreeing a permanent deal with the Terriers.
The 20-year-old striker spent time on loan with Yeovil Town and Walsall last season, scoring nine goals in 20 games for the Saddlers and appearing in the Johnstone's Paint Trophy final against Bristol City.
A popular figure at the Club, the forward has penned a three-year deal with Huddersfield and everybody at Manchester City wishes Jordy the very best for the future.
http://mcfc.co.uk/News/EDS-news/2015/July/Jordy-Hiwula-joins-Huddersfield/1437061382
DoomMerchant wrote:Cocacolajojo wrote:EDS striker Jordy Hiwula has joined Huddersfield Town after agreeing a permanent deal with the Terriers.
The 20-year-old striker spent time on loan with Yeovil Town and Walsall last season, scoring nine goals in 20 games for the Saddlers and appearing in the Johnstone's Paint Trophy final against Bristol City.
A popular figure at the Club, the forward has penned a three-year deal with Huddersfield and everybody at Manchester City wishes Jordy the very best for the future.
http://mcfc.co.uk/News/EDS-news/2015/July/Jordy-Hiwula-joins-Huddersfield/1437061382
Town! Good for him and good for them.
Related, i love a club called town. It just feels so fucking right to support some ickle club with Town in the name. If i was English i'd have been so contrarian i'd have supported some little shithole club and i'd hate the Prem. I'd have been Champo all the way and been irritated if my club went up, as well as if they went down. FACT.
cheers
Piccsnumberoneblue wrote:I live that way too. Holmfirth is about 8 miles from Hudds. Town have a huge catchment area but sadly the place is clogged up with filth, Scouse and Leeds fans. They should be able to fill that stadium and support a Prem club. If only the locals would all get behind them.
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