I think City are a different machine to that nowBRO_BOT wrote:I know that Man City are a steamroller come the end of the season but I'm minded of the 2012/13 season where City and Utd traded 5-point differences. The title was decided on the last day by a single-goal
Very much so.NathStPaul wrote:Said it before and I'll say it again. Cole Palmer is very special.
He surely will be, though I expect Saka, Bellingham and Foden will be ahead in the starting XI. More to the point, why did City sell him?Franchise FC wrote:Even with Everton’s abject defending Palmer is different class
If he’s not in the England squad Southgate will have lost the plot (notwithstanding he has some very serious competition for a place … Foden, Saka, Bellingham)
Whilst Pickford is anything but special...NathStPaul wrote:Said it before and I'll say it again. Cole Palmer is very special.
Helped balance their books.WestYorksRoyal wrote:He surely will be, though I expect Saka, Bellingham and Foden will be ahead in the starting XI. More to the point, why did City sell him?Franchise FC wrote:Even with Everton’s abject defending Palmer is different class
If he’s not in the England squad Southgate will have lost the plot (notwithstanding he has some very serious competition for a place … Foden, Saka, Bellingham)
From what little I know, Pep doesn’t take kindly to his players telling him what team to pick (see also Cancelo), irrespective of how good they areWestYorksRoyal wrote:He surely will be, though I expect Saka, Bellingham and Foden will be ahead in the starting XI. More to the point, why did City sell him?Franchise FC wrote:Even with Everton’s abject defending Palmer is different class
If he’s not in the England squad Southgate will have lost the plot (notwithstanding he has some very serious competition for a place … Foden, Saka, Bellingham)
Absolutely - didn't see any of them wanting to take the 100th min penalty to equalise v Utd did you?NathStPaul wrote:Chelsea 4-0 up and their players still make a fool of themselves. Idiotic scenes with that penalty.
He wanted to leave, or rather he wanted to be playing every week so chose to leave as he wouldn't be playing every week at City. He may have got more game time there this season but he wouldn't have been playing every week or been the main man like he's been at Chelsea. Fair play to him for backing himself and moving from City at his age.WestYorksRoyal wrote:More to the point, why did City sell him?
Do think that's an often overlooked draw. Dele Ali was saying last night that he spoke with Brendan about Liverpool when he was at MK Dons. He didn't specifically say that put him off, but he was pretty glowing about his pre-signing chats with Poch before joining Spurs.NathStPaul wrote:I think he has Tottenham a much more attractive proposition to potential future signings. He very much would appear to be a manager players would want to play for.
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