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Posted (edited)
28 minutes ago, Koke said:

 

His payment on the hair transplant must have bounced so he's having to do national service instead!

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Posted
1 hour ago, KingsX said:

He seems like a classy guy ... certainly not a running mouth or constant whiner like Klopp et al. 

 

Won't make a bit of difference though.  They'll make sure he knows that next time the fine will be tripled, ignore what he said, and move on.


Who sorry? 

Posted
2 minutes ago, pmcla26 said:

I don’t think Sterling gets more than 12 goals of playing for ourselves or many other teams. 
 

Never really seen him drag Man City out of many bad positions, although I think the rest of his game has come on leaps and bounds from what it was in terms of technical and tactical ability. 

His goal record for England probably supports this argument. Without checking it’s roughly 1 in 2 for Man City - around 20 a season.

For England, where arguably most of the opposition is slightly easier its roughly 1 in 4, about 10 a season if this was over a full Premier League season.

Posted
3 minutes ago, pmcla26 said:

I don’t think Sterling gets more than 12 goals of playing for ourselves or many other teams. 
 

Never really seen him drag Man City out of many bad positions, although I think the rest of his game has come on leaps and bounds from what it was in terms of technical and tactical ability. 

Definitely a class player as you say, Pep has improved his overall game, but he just seems to fluff so many chances. If he could finish he'd get 25-30 goals a season!

 

How hasn't Martial been booked there?!

Posted (edited)
55 minutes ago, Leicester_Loyal said:

Man City create so many chances, no wonder Ihenacho scored a goal every 70 minutes (or whatever it was) there and no wonder Sterling gets 20 goals a season even though his shooting is average.

Well he’s got a very good goal to games ratio here as well. One thing he can do is finish chances.* **

 

 

 

*not penalties at selhurst 

**or close range headers at selhurst

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Ruben Dias is some player. 

 

Only fair there's at least one more decent young defensive prospect in the Premier League that we don't own....

Posted
2 hours ago, Always Next Year said:

I wonder how many other managers are thinking exactly what he had the guts to say about the standard of Refs in the premier league. Perhaps they didn’t want to have to folk out £25,000. Credit to him.

Hell of an inflation rise in 6 years. 

 

 

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Christ... imagine being the Man Utd manager and openly calling Man City the best team in the country.

 

Shows how far they've fallen, you'd have been ran out the club saying that 10/15 years ago.

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Looking at the fixtures Man City have coming up and looking very easy run in. Next 3 - Brighton, palace and villa all at home. There next difficult looking game is Liverpool end of feb. I know it’s a crazy league this season but the way they are playing atm there could quite a gap forming. 

Posted
7 minutes ago, winteriscoming said:

Looking at the fixtures Man City have coming up and looking very easy run in. Next 3 - Brighton, palace and villa all at home. There next difficult looking game is Liverpool end of feb. I know it’s a crazy league this season but the way they are playing atm there could quite a gap forming. 

Villa isn’t going to be easy, plus they need to win two to create a gap first... 

Posted
1 hour ago, pmcla26 said:

I don’t think Sterling gets more than 12 goals of playing for ourselves or many other teams. 
 

Never really seen him drag Man City out of many bad positions, although I think the rest of his game has come on leaps and bounds from what it was in terms of technical and tactical ability. 

Is it fair to compare him to Wright-Phillips.  They play in a very similar way, lots of pace but technique lets them down. 
 

arguably putting a prime SWP in that city team would yield similar returns. 
 

 

Posted
43 minutes ago, winteriscoming said:

Looking at the fixtures Man City have coming up and looking very easy run in. Next 3 - Brighton, palace and villa all at home. There next difficult looking game is Liverpool end of feb. I know it’s a crazy league this season but the way they are playing atm there could quite a gap forming. 

Manchester City will win the PL and by quite a margin.

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My opinion (FWIW) on Manchester United...

 

I think they are good this season, trending toward quite good.  All despite Ole Gunnar, with whom I am still not impressed.

 

Also FWIW, I am no fan of Man U.  As a yank I didn't grow up with football.  I dislike them because they were winning everything when I started paying attention (late 90s/early 00s).

 

They have a ridiculous amount of talent and have been playing well lately.

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