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I think City would drop Mahrez in a flash if they knew they could lure Sancho back.
Phil Foden is not good enough to start for City right now.
Sancho as he is playing now would still be on the bench at City.
You're acting like he has an obligation to give youth a playing time when the players he fields every week are already pretty young themselves.
I really don't think City fans have anything to be mad about when they're starting Sane and Sterling every week.
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Plus Sane and Sterling were developed at different clubs prior to coming to CitySterling and Sane are 24, 23 Respectively. Thats not young, especially as a winger / forward. A player in that position reaching prime years at that point.
City can't pretend they give youth a chance and try look like anything other than a shallow penis extension of an oil rich billionaire.
23 and 24 is young, they've got 7+ years at the top level ahead of them.Sterling and Sane are 24, 23 Respectively. Thats not young, especially as a winger / forward. A player in that position reaching prime years at that point.
City can't pretend they give youth a chance and try look like anything other than a shallow penis extension of an oil rich billionaire.
At the expense of turning into a farce like Chelsea? A graveyard of wasted potential. By all means go right ahead continue pissing away talented youth players.23 and 24 is young, they've got 7+ years at the top level ahead of them.
Why should Pep and City care that people think they "give youth a chance".
The point is their wing options are already young, they're not in a hurry for replacement and therefore losing Sancho is pretty irrelevant to them.
At the expense of turning into a farce like Chelsea? A graveyard of wasted potential. By all means go right ahead continue pissing away talented youth players.
Are you serious, you have no idea what you are talking about, 23/24 prime years for a winger!!Sterling and Sane are 24, 23 Respectively. Thats not young, especially as a winger / forward. A player in that position reaching prime years at that point.
City can't pretend they give youth a chance and try look like anything other than a shallow penis extension of an oil rich billionaire.
Are you serious, you have no idea what you are talking about, 23/24 prime years for a winger!!
Of course it bloody well is, they're not exactly young n learning at that point now are they.Are you serious, you have no idea what you are talking about, 23/24 prime years for a winger!!
Well, thats not going to happen.Don't think city are bothered, if they can make £20-30m a season selling 19-22 year olds they can afford to lose the odd gem every few years
That would really be ill-advised.Even if it means he's our only signing this summer, Ed needs to spend our whole budget on him if that's what it takes.
Aren't we one of the most profitable clubs in the world? Surely we can afford this lad and a few more.
It's not just about money, he might not want to come here, either this summer or the next. If we promise massive wages to make it happen that could kill our already messed up wage structure. And of course, the Glazers want value.Aren't we one of the most profitable clubs in the world? Surely we can afford this lad and a few more.
Well, thats not going to happen.
City will boast about having the best academy in the country, then all the players will sign with them, wind their contracts down and leave on a free or just rot away in the reserves. Also thinking of the academy as a money generator is just a sad perspective to have in the grand scheme of things.
last 2 seasons
2019 - £59m
2018 - £53m
I think it will, players won't sit in the reserves, they'll just sell them with buy back clauses (which should be banned)
They got 8m for Sancho and CHO has got Chelsea offers in the 40m region.Was mainly referring to Sancho who City essentially lost for free iirc, in the same way Chelsea will likely lose CHO, but didn't realise that players were already being herded about like this. Makes slightly grim reading if im being totally honest.
No, not necessarily at all. 26-28, those are classically seen as prime years. At 23/24 they’re no longer academy players/prospects (17-19), but they are still on the younger side of things. The reason you’d think 23/24 are peak years is because you compare these players to the absolute best in the world, Ronaldo, Messi, Neymar, Bale etc. But look at Robben, Ribéry, Sanchez, Di Maria. It’s different for every player, but I mean even look at Mo Salah - 25, was his best season. A year or two can be a long time in football, so to think wingers should be at their peak at 23/24 is just daft.Of course it bloody well is, they're not exactly young n learning at that point now are they.
They will still be inconsistent because thats the kind of position it is, but they will be way less rough and more polished at that point than they would be at the age of 17 - 19.
No, not necessarily at all. 26-28, those are classically seen as prime years. At 23/24 they’re no longer academy players/prospects (17-19), but they are still on the younger side of things. The reason you’d think 23/24 are peak years is because you compare these players to the absolute best in the world, Ronaldo, Messi, Neymar, Bale etc. But look at Robben, Ribéry, Sanchez, Di Maria. It’s different for every player, but I mean even look at Mo Salah - 25, was his best season. A year or two can be a long time in football, so to think wingers should be at their peak at 23/24 is just daft.
That's a good point. I did think it was proper weird when they put that in for Diaz.I do wonder if City included the United clause because they caught wind of Sancho being United bound.
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So we say Martial at 23 is still a young player, but Sterling and Sane are in their prime? The general belief is 27-30 as the prime years. They are both excellent players and have already passed Martials level. I hope Martial can improve greatly before he reaches his prime years.Sterling and Sane are 24, 23 Respectively. Thats not young, especially as a winger / forward. A player in that position reaching prime years at that point.
City can't pretend they give youth a chance and try look like anything other than a shallow penis extension of an oil rich billionaire.