City don't even need him they're just being cunts like usual, hope they get relegated when the PL finds them guilty of those 115 charges.
Oh boy the club that just got the triple is getting the best young midfielder in the league by dropping another world record fee like it's nothing
what a shit sport, Dan you should be ashamed
what a shit sport, Dan you should be ashamed
By Plasma Go To PostCity don't even need him they're just being cunts like usual, hope they get relegated when the PL finds them guilty of those 115 charges.If he ends up there, he’ll be another CB.
By Laboured Go To PostRomano reporting the same thing.
Really think we should park the striker signing for the moment and focus on signing a goalkeeper next
By Laboured Go To PostThe nightmare might be over.
By Cleff Go To PostRomano reporting the same thing.
Really think we should park the striker signing for the moment and focus on signing a goalkeeper next
Laboured's super-infallible transfer strategy:
1) Sign Mount by next week, for no more than £60m including add-ons.
2) Once DDG is confirmed gone after 30 June, sort Onana transfer. Assume it'll be around £40m.
3) Make as many necessary sales to bolster budget for the striker. May take a while and likely the striker signing will come in late, but at least we can ensure the funds for a striker of requisite quality be it Hojlund, Kolo Muani or Kane (I don't think Osimhen could ever be within our budget this summer).
4) Get the club sold and also murder the Glazers.
By WoodenLung Go To PostWhere the eff is Roonay????
😰 Someone buy Haraldsson for 20m, thanks
And Højlund for like 100m,so we can get some money from that original terrible deal
By Batong Go To PostWhere the eff is Roonay????
Next year, brother. When he scores against some shitters in CL, he will be on all the lists.
City are losing Gundo and Bernardo (presumably). Rice and Kovacic replace them. Laporte goes and Gvardiol comes in. Makes sense.
I don’t think we really need Rice but there is huge value in having a core team of English players even beyond any quota issues.
I don’t think we really need Rice but there is huge value in having a core team of English players even beyond any quota issues.
We’re losing gundogod and benardo you mugs. You should be happy that we’re replacing them with rice and kovacic, will be a surprise if we win a single trophy next season
I do agree that both signings are an overall downgrade on the two leaving players if you were to play them in similar positions, but it sort of depends if Pep is pivoting to a new system next season.
By Xpike Go To PostOh boy the club that just got the triple is getting the best young midfielder in the league by dropping another world record fee like it's nothingwhat's really going to chap you is when it's reported at like 60m
what a shit sport, Dan you should be ashamed
By FootbalIFan Go To PostDamn…gooners are NOT happy with Man City right nowPep like a true cunt likes to take away the food from others' plate.
By Ashwinho Go To PostPep like a true cunt likes to take away the food from others' plate.He learned it at Bayern
A bad habit be picked up there
Almost as unfair as not letting your loaned players play against your team
By Punished Go To PostGlad midsommar Rosso and the rest of the cunts on here.
Gonna be loads of schnapps today..
So it's looking like our signings will be Onana, Mount, Hojlund, Rabiot, random French CB.
Other than Onana it doesn't really look like a major step up in any area of the squad. Basically banking it all on certain players having much improved seasons (Antony, Sancho lol) while others maintain probably unrealistic standards (Rashford).
Other than Onana it doesn't really look like a major step up in any area of the squad. Basically banking it all on certain players having much improved seasons (Antony, Sancho lol) while others maintain probably unrealistic standards (Rashford).
Forget to mention Rabiot yesterday but yeah have a suspicion we'll do that. Idk, having a keeper that can pass well off both feet could well turn out to be transformative for us. Also having.... a striker... could be gud too.
I think our transfer window will depend on how well we sell.
If get good money for Maguire and McScott, and Kane hands in a transfer request, we can make it happen.
If get good money for Maguire and McScott, and Kane hands in a transfer request, we can make it happen.
By Daz Go To PostI think our transfer window will depend on how well we sell.I respect the optimism brother
If get good money for Maguire and McScott, and Kane hands in a transfer request, we can make it happen.
By Laboured Go To PostLaboured's super-infallible transfer strategy:5) Bring back Wout Weghorst.
1) Sign Mount by next week, for no more than £60m including add-ons.
2) Once DDG is confirmed gone after 30 June, sort Onana transfer. Assume it'll be around £40m.
3) Make as many necessary sales to bolster budget for the striker. May take a while and likely the striker signing will come in late, but at least we can ensure the funds for a striker of requisite quality be it Hojlund, Kolo Muani or Kane (I don't think Osimhen could ever be within our budget this summer).
4) Get the club sold and also murder the Glazers.
I've been watching videos of him pass off both feet and still refuse to believe it's legal to have a GK that can do that.
He passes better off his left (weaker) foot under pressure than DDG does on his right when given a whole minute to decide on a pass.
He passes better off his left (weaker) foot under pressure than DDG does on his right when given a whole minute to decide on a pass.
By Laboured Go To PostI've been watching videos of him pass off both feet and still refuse to believe it's legal to have a GK that can do that.He's extremely comfortable at delaying his pass; inviting the opposition to press him, then calmly chipping it over them to a teammate who is now in a load of space. That's a great quality to have in a goalkeeper and would massively improve our attacking build up.
He passes better off his left (weaker) foot under pressure than DDG does on his right when given a whole minute to decide on a pass.
No more hoofing it up the pitch to nobody, or panicked clearance kicks that hands possession right back to the opposition.
By Laboured Go To PostI've been watching videos of him pass off both feet and still refuse to believe it's legal to have a GK that can do that.
He passes better off his left (weaker) foot under pressure than DDG does on his right when given a whole minute to decide on a pass.
By Cleff Go To PostI am so Onana pilled now.