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True, agreed. No class.

I'm talking about match fit man. quite a large difference. it's a common misconception trust me. I've seen players stay fit with personal coaches and when they make a return to football after 8-9 months, their legs feel wobbly, they don't feel right chasing a ball and they always think thrice before making a pass. They are at the end of the day humans.

Yes he created it. He hates us. Loathes us. He's at the end of the day a judas scum along with every legend that has played for us. I agree. He's not a victim for joining a team that recognized him with a proper contract.

He's a football player who wants to stay fit, he's done way too much for us and asking him not to play at all for 6 whole months isn't what he deserves.

People clearly assuming that Frank had a choice in choosing his own loanee club when he joined New York , a team owned by City..

Jose's said a lot that he doesn't mean. it's kinda obvious that Drogba isn't anymore, just like Torres is. He won't come straight out and say stuff because in the grand scheme of things, it just wouldn't be right for Drogba to hear it. But its really kinda obvious.

Bringing Drogba back was more for motivating and helping the young squad we have rather than using him as a striker. As a striker he wasn't the same since 2010. Age caught up with him. We've lost out on few games last season where we weren't fully up for the small games. It's a psychological thing. Drogba will help.

ask him, he said it. I counter'ed him with what Mourinho said.

This .

They actually can. Cause they own the club. It was either City or nothing because NY knows that if they corner him, and not let him go to Australia then he'll have no other option than City who desperately need an English player. The fact that we aren't taking the side of a man who's given over 10 years and everything for the club while thinking that a rival club are innocent tells a lot about us. Lampard has no say in a loan offer apart from agreeing a contract. And City have money. Fuck loads of it.

he wouldn't. But he didn't join City. His sole intention was to do what the rest did, finish things off for himself in America. That was the dream. I don't believe that he would wake up one morning saying that he wanted to join City. He wanted to keep himself fit. Just like David Villa. Villa went to Australia and Frank wanted to as well. But sadly he is Frank Lampard, born in England. New York and Manchester are basically brothers from different mothers. Manchester City needed an English player , so he was technically obliged to go there without asking questions. If it was David Villa Thomas, then he would be English too and he would right now be in Manchester. Two perspectives because until now people are only assuming things about why Frank went there and I don't think he ever had a single intention of joining them outright.

Man played a week after his mother fucking died just so that we continued our run in the CL. Thank god he doesn't read the forums. No class and no respect it seems, look in the fucking mirror and say that.

He can go wherever he wants if we drastically decrease his role at the club. It was time to move and he did. New York was a complicated option but only for 6 months. The fact that people are actually swearing at him shows how fast people forget.

He couldn't go to Australia cause New York wouldn't allow that. Only City because City need an English player. He has no say in it apart from agreeing a contract.

One more player will be leaving and it isn't Torres. Mou needs to make a big decision.

Don't get the we offered both Ashley and Frank contracts statement. What if it was substantially lower than what he had gotten before? JT's agent used Manchester City to make sure he got a better deal for his client too. No one knows the truth. But oh well, 6 month loans seem to have a lot of effect on people. Thank god Wise, Ossie, Nevin, Venables (holy shit he played for Spurs and actually made 115 appearances) , Ron 'Chopper' Harris (the cunt went on to play for Brentford, ffs Ron) and Kerry Dixon (30 fucking one appearances for bloody Millwall, you're dead to me) . Guess I only have Bobby Tambling . He only played for Shamrock Rovers. How bad is that?

http://www.bbc.com/sport/0/football/28619578 They read our forum.

Bobby Tambling played for Crystal Palace. Outrageous.

Good lord, the season needs to start soon.

Thing is Lampard won't be playing, he's only there to be an HG player. Then again he has no choice. He cannot say no even if he wanted to because the owners of Manchester City technically own New York as well. Can't believe that people can hate him for that.

I know you are hinting at his nationality but using Robben was a poor move. Robben was a good player and at his day, he played well for the club. He did get hate, but he fought for his place while the club wasn't afraid to spend. Lukaku hasn't done anything like that.

You've got that analogy wrong I think. Villa isn't English, so he won't help City in the HG quota while Lampard will. If Villa was English, he'd probably be at City too.

Getting 28 million for Lukaku seems like a really good deal, especially now since we've got Costa and Bamford has a much better chance to phasing himself into the first team.

I think what he's trying to say is that Paulo and the two goalkeepers are infact better players who would effortlessly fit into the life of first teamer than the other young players who would need the club to have more stability to see themselves as last case choice. Not to mention that Paulo as an individual is a really good professional and a fantastic role model to have in the dressing room. but I get where you're coming from, especially that neither Paulo or the goalkeepers had a huge involvement with the first team (though Paulo did have that decent game against a tough Benfica side) . It's the confidence that the manager has on players like Kane and Jamal that we've missed for a long time.

Lollichon is an innovator. He might not be well known with fans but he's famous all over the world when it comes to the coaching department . He's held a number of workshops where he talks about his methods and so on. We really shouldn't lose him, no matter how good Silvinio is.