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I won’t be giving out another warning to anyone, don’t act like a ****.
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I won’t be giving out another warning to anyone, don’t act like a ****.
Col_M
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Is this what becomes of Rolf Harris after a few years incarceration without access to paint brushes?
wakefieldyid
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Either way, I think that putting him on the bench would just be a PR move. Given his lack of training and the high risk of injury, I just couldn't see him actually being called onto the pitch.
Scott Spur
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Not as much as Liverpool, Chelsea and United fans though mate. On the whole, the City fans I know all remember where they’ve come from and appreciate the success they now have. Yes they love a bit of banter but who doesn’t.
For that reason I always rather City win the league than the others…….especially Liverpool, they reckon their club is ‘an institution’ that all other clubs should bow down before in absolute awe.
jolsnogross
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The drop off wouldn't be so linear or as bad as you suggest, but a lot of fans are deluded about how we'd get on without Kane. We will score fewer goals and need more chances to get them. Nobody will step in directly to fill that void. I find it bizarre how many want to see him gone because their feelings are hurt. Like some rando online is going to stay super supportive of Spurs when he's scoring shed loads for them while we're scratching around mid table looking for a spark.
I did spot a stat on that sky sports fan forum that said something like 81% of spurs fans think we shouldn't sell. That's a bit reassuring, and not the impression you'd get on here. It'll be fantastic if he's still with us in Sept
Woodham Wanderer
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What gets me is City have shed loads of cash, oil has done alright in the pandemic, can pay the price if they want to buy you don’t want to - so surely you don’t want the player. If we were actively trying to sell I see your position but we are not so surely it’s up to you to meet our price
Darth Vega
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Don't pay too much attention to the abuse, but sorry it's come your way.
You have the answer already but it can be summed up by: we all understand exactly why he wants to leave, we just hate the way he's gone about it.
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bombarda
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Was thinking last night, and we should demand some of their best youngsters in exchange. Players like Silva and Laporte are all well and good, but throw in Cole Palmer, Tommy Doyle and Jayden Braaf. £120m and those three and I'd be over the moon
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xtraalollipops
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I honestly don't know if we are or aren't interested, it's so hard to judge with the amount of info that's constantly about. It's all one extreme to another.
Definitely feel Kane wants the move, definitely feels like he's made his mind up. It's all the clubs at this point.
easley91
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If we took players I'd rather players who could help us now than in 3 years.
bombarda
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But players Fab wants. Not just (albeit world class) players that Man City want rid of.
Led's Zeppelin
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That's the problem.
City's wealth has nothing to do with football, unlike that of clubs that have built their buying power (money's always been a factor) on the strength of the support that footballing achievements have nurtured. Football that is detached from its support like this is a different thing from the game most of us fell in love with.
So City and Chelsea in England have taken something essential away from the game.
That makes it hard to discuss football in a footballing sense with someone who wants to talk about potentially the biggest transfer in UK history while overlooking the essence of what is the most damaging thing to happen to the game since its inception.
Jamie Tartt... He's one of our own.
Dundalk_Spur
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Nor sure what a City fan coming on here could expect, we don't get on with each other here most of the time ?
xtraalollipops
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I am in the minority here so I am not going to argue with everyone on this board.
You are talking about the morality of things that I, nor any other City or Chelsea fan can control. You are talking about billions of pounds that was opened when the premier league was founded in 1990's.
It's like if I said, I can't talk to you about what brand of phone is better without mentioning the conditions the chinese workers are in at apple or samsung? What use is that to the conversation? That is money and policies involved in things we will never change or be able to change.
Ledders Army
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I think most fans understand Kane wanting to leave but aren't happy how he's gone about it.
He only wants city who seem to have a never ending supply of funds but it appears they're working together to get Kane on the cheap.
If Grealish is worth £100m Kane is worth £150m minimum & he should have been your priority. Coming to an agreement at the start of the summer that we get £150m to spend before any other club knows we'd sold Kane & I think we'd have accepted that. Offering less than you paid for Grealish & Kane not turning up for training is taking the piss & stinks of him being tapped up & told to create a fuss.
