Don't think we've had foreign press and others reporting a manager has signed, to the extent they know the specific terms of the contract.
not to this extent.
Don't think we've had foreign press and others reporting a manager has signed, to the extent they know the specific terms of the contract.
Dont ****ing sneeze on any!I'll keep my eye on training tomorrow over the back fence. I'm on the sick with flu so have time on my hands.
I think a good quality Premier league team will buy a RB or LB to fulfil both roles - Askew gave a good example of the lads at Spurs.
the more games the better, I guess.So we're taking the Swansea game seriously then...
I think he has to mess with it as our supposed rock solid back 3 are anything but.
I'm hoping he has been studying us for weeks and is going to hit the ground running.
Don't think we've had foreign press and others reporting a manager has signed, to the extent they know the specific terms of the contract.
Well volunteered BlackAndAmberGambler, can you make sure in particular they practise defending corners, throw ins and goalie training, thanks. Oh, get well soon also.
but don't get too close.Odubajo? I'm not sure, I think he played better without Elmo in front of him as they seemed to get in each other's way. Or had bizarre instructions for one to not pass the half way line.
You do need to recruit specific players for specific positions, something our policy of late has been sadly lacking.
I think a good quality Premier league team will buy a RB or LB to fulfil both roles - Askew gave a good example of the lads at Spurs. There's also Liverpool with Milner and Clyne, I think Milner is superb - would love a player as adaptable and powerful as him at City.
Leicester were very targeted in signing players with specific attributes to fit in specific positions - Albrighton one. They calculated he put more crosses into dangerous areas than almost any other PL player. He's not done so bad for them. Unfortunately they lost the head of recruitment - Arsenal I think.
Thanks for the concern allbut don't get too close.
Agreed, my breath is well and truly held until after thís appointment is confirmed, even then I think Ehab will do his utmost to **** things up afterwards due to his seeming sheer stupidity. He has plenty of form after all.The point I'm making is that the über bell end in charge of our club( who Patsy would nosh nosh off given the chance) has the capability to **** up anything at anytime.
I doubt the foreign press know just how much of a moron Ehab is and probably don't know about his business acumen.
Only the naive would think he couldn't **** it up. It's all looking to be on track but like I say, there's always time for daft lad to throw in a clause that makes the new kid walk away.
How do you think Jake would do in the back three?
Except maybe MarshallDont ****ing sneeze on any!
Agreed, my breath is well and truly held until after thís appointment is confirmed, even then I think Ehab will do his utmost to **** things up afterwards due to his seeming sheer stupidity. He has plenty of form after all.
Head of recruitment was steve walsh who was at city with nige pearson, now at everton.
OK you are a misery, pessimistic old frigger.Call me a miserable, pessimistic old frigger but I wouldn't be shocked if Pennock had to take charge for a few games because Silva decides it's not for him.
Jake's done well in defence but we need him more in midfield at the moment. He's played well for the last 5-6 games. When he first stepped back into midfield having helped out in defence it seemed like we'd broken him. He's back to playing well, I wouldn't want to lose his midfield endeavour - personally.
How do you think Jake would do in the back three?
I see that, but his spell in defence was our strongest, I think, without looking it up. We do have a wealth of midfielders and Harry who can rampage. I think the Davis - Dawson partnership has always been iffy.