Everton, Liverpool or Sunderland, I see no other club needing him.
I wonder if he'd choose Newcastle or Villa over Torino or Sunderland, I think I'd rather play for Villa given their location and size of club.
Joe Hart being unceremoniously f××ked off by Citeh
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Everton, Liverpool or Sunderland, I see no other club needing him.
I wonder if he'd choose Newcastle or Villa over Torino or Sunderland, I think I'd rather play for Villa given their location and size of club.
I bet his agent has told him a team from Turin is interested and he has automatically thought of Juventus and agreed on the spot 
Everton would make sense but can't see them paying his wages. Liverpool, I'm sure Klopp is fine with Karius. Maybe he can find something in Germany?
I bet his agent has told him a team from Turin is interested and he has automatically thought of Juventus and agreed on the spot
Juventus are gonna need a new keeper soon.
Torino have nice kits at least.
What? No way. Do not want him anywhere near united.
Torino FFS. What has become of Joe!
I doubt not for another 3 years..
Big reality check for him I think, he's not as well regarded as he probably thought. Sunderland or Torino.
Torino cant believe their luck probably
Big reality check for him I think, he's not as well regarded as he probably thought. Sunderland or Torino.
To be fair, all the top clubs across Europe have top class keepers.
Celtic on loan would have been a great move for a season.
Well he's used to featuring for the shitty little second club of a given city I guess.I bet his agent has told him a team from Turin is interested and he has automatically thought of Juventus and agreed on the spot
Torino...strange move. Guess City will need to pay a big percentage of the wages, doubt Torino can afford it
Any other year and Hart would probably have Arsenal and Liverpool clambering to sign him but this comes at a time where even those two clubs have strengthened in that position (albeit jury out on Liverpools keeper given he's yet to play for them)
Not a massive fan but I think he is being treated dreadfully.
Mihajlovic is manager there. Good luck Joe, that guy is mental.
Remember when Joe Hart or David de Gea was a thing...
Fun fact: Torino is Torino's first club, being older than Juventus and apparently having more fans than Juventus in Torino.
Gotta give him credit for going to play outside of England. It seems like very few English players will move abroad and outside of their comfort zone.
Fun fact: Torino is Torino's first club, being older than Juventus and apparently having more fans than Juventus in Torino.
Yeah, their history is quite similar to ours. A legendary team (reigning 4 times serie a champions) ended by an air disaster.
Good move I think, should be an adventure for a year and find a permanent English club to settle with next summer.
It's a bit like Van der Sar going to Fulham back in the day.
When you put it like that.....
But he could have found a better league basically England, Spain or Germany.
I like that he is going abroad and for all the time he is abroad, I wish him well
I think considering this has happened so late in the window that it's a case of beggars can't be choosers.
Average keeper signing for an average team. Zero surprise at all.
Also, Hart won't be the first City player to play for them, Dennis Law moved there before joining us.
Fun fact: Torino is Torino's first club, being older than Juventus and apparently having more fans than Juventus in Torino.
Loris Karius is good. Funny thing is that he has been keeper for the City reserves from 2009 to 2011.
To be fair, that comparison was sustained by the media for at least 18 months after it became a non - contest for whatever reason.
Not a completely bad deal for him. If he does well there, he'll either be sold to a midtable English side or maybe even a club like Dortmund will take a chance for him. It's make or break time for the Lion Hart though.
First of all great to see Hart moves to a foreign club......like i've said in a other thread that can only help him on and off the pitch
And it's typical english arrogance and cluelessness (Journalists and people here on the forum) to say "Torino are a average club"........they have some quite good players in the squad and in my opinion they'll fight for a Europa League spot.
And it's typical english arrogance and cluelessness (Journalists and people here on the forum) to say "Torino are a average club"........they have some quite good players in the squad and in my opinion they'll fight for a Europa League spot.
I bet he was hoping to feature in a champions league final this year. Bit of a downer for poor JoeFirst of all great to see Hart moves to a foreign club......like i've said in a other thread that can only help him on and off the pitch
And it's typical english arrogance and cluelessness (Journalists and people here on the forum) to say "Torino are a average club"........they have some quite good players in the squad and in my opinion they'll fight for a Europa League spot.
It could turn out to be a shroud move for him.
To be fair, he's used to playing for the smaller team in the city.
Isn't Buffon there for like, another 2 years? There's really no need to replace him.
I reckon they might go for another Italian keeper like Donnarumma or Sirigu. Depends how much ambition AC Milan actually have these days I suppose.
Was just thinking this myself. He comes across as a twat but surely he deserves some time at City to prove he can adapt to Pep's idea of a goalkeeper. This isn't a BFS situation where he's given practically nothing to the club; he has been a loyal servant for years.
Also really suprised he's going to Torino. They are a decent side but surely he can do better, even this close to the deadline.
Does not Liverpool need a decent keeper? Why don't they buy him?
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