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Really hoping he ends up at Real Madrid or Barca in a year or twoBest ever in the PL and he's just getting started!
Really hoping he ends up at Real Madrid or Barca in a year or twoBest ever in the PL and he's just getting started!
There's no links because it's a non-starter.I find it highly curious that there's absolutely no links between him and Madrid.
As someone said previously, you just know that if this cybernetic organism played for us, the press would be desperately linking him with a move away every fecking week.
He could score another 35 hat tricks this season and nobody would really give two fecks.
As with all things City. Nobody really cares.
Fascinating, absolutely… it’s actively enjoying a rival player smashing that I find odd to say the least.
Am I in awe of Haaland’s goalscoring abilities, absolutely no question, can I enjoy it? Can I feck, the exact opposite.
If he was doing it for Brighton I’d enjoy it mind, just as I enjoyed watching him at Dortmund.
They just bought Mbappé and Endrick after winning the CL without a striker. Mbappé, Endrick, Bellingham, Vini, Rodrygo. They’re well and truly stocked there. I don’t think Haaland would go well with the other big characters there either. It is way too much.I find it highly curious that there's absolutely no links between him and Madrid.
As someone said previously, you just know that if this cybernetic organism played for us, the press would be desperately linking him with a move away every fecking week.
he's more relevant in FPL than the PL basically
Completely agreeThere's a big difference between willing someone to score and enjoying the talent of a goal retrospectively. Do I enjoy watching his highlights on match of the day? Absolutely because he's top of his game and how can you not enjoy seeing such a player.
If you enjoy football I think it's more odd to not enjoy such talent to be honest. The only ones I wouldn't enjoy watching are in games against us or the likes of that Aguero goal that cost us the title.
No(stalgia).Better than R9?
He needs 194 more goals to break that record. He's 24 years old. He'd need to score 30 goals this season and each of the next six seasons to break that record. Not only will he not stay in the Premier League for that long, but also nobody can maintain that ridiculous level of production in the Premier League for that long. In the 38-match era, Kane is the only one who has managed to hit 30 goals twice. To do it 7 or 8 times is silly talk. Shearer's record is safe, probably forever.
Besides, the odds are that Pep will take a hike before long, and after that it'll only be a matter of time before Haaland winds up at Madrid.
8 hat-tricks in 69. United have 8 in 479 games (dating back to Boxing Day 2011).7 PL hat-tricks in 68 games. For reference United have 7 hat-tricks in the last 460 games.
It's got nothing to do with nostalgia.No(stalgia).
Shearer scored 260, Haaland's on 70 so he needs 190 more.
He's 24, so if he scores 27 goals a season for 7 seasons.
Shearer's record is so tough to beat. Kane should've stayed in the PL to beat it.
They’re different types of strikers in different eras but R9 had more to his game.It's got nothing to do with nostalgia.
R9 is head and shoulders above Haaland in every single aspect of the game.
And yet here you are.He could score another 35 hat tricks this season and nobody would really give two fecks.
As with all things City. Nobody really cares.
The PL was a breakout league from the first division so technically they are different.It's not a real record, just because they rebranded the top flight from Division 1 to the "Premier League" in 1992... There isn't suddenly a reset, it's still the same division just with a different name.
Jimmy Greaves is still the man to beat on 357.
If he gets a hat trick in the next game he will have scored as many as your top scorer in the league last season.
He needs one goal in the next game to have scored as many as our top scorer in the league last season.
In 4 games.
4. Games.
He could score another 35 hat tricks this season and nobody would really give two fecks.
As with all things City. Nobody really cares.
Denis Law had 6 in a season.In an era when the game was played on a cabbage patch , defenders could and did commit gbh and there were virtual no cameras.Haaland has had 8 league hat-tricks for City so far. That's in just over 2 seasons.
United have had 4 league hat-tricks since Ferguson. Martial, Bruno and 2 from a washed up Ronaldo. That's been just over 11 seasons.
Correct.It's not a real record, just because they rebranded the top flight from Division 1 to the "Premier League" in 1992... There isn't suddenly a reset, it's still the same division just with a different name.
Jimmy Greaves is still the man to beat on 357.
We will wait and see how he does in the big games again, to see if there is any improvement there. Scoring goals against the likes of Ipswich and West Ham is something he's already done to a prolific degree, and no one ever said that he can't do that.When you make Manchester City play to your strengths, Im pretty sure you are an amazing footballer by any metric
But there is a distinction between 42-game campaigns and 38.It's not a real record, just because they rebranded the top flight from Division 1 to the "Premier League" in 1992... There isn't suddenly a reset, it's still the same division just with a different name.
Jimmy Greaves is still the man to beat on 357.
I don't think we have a problem admitting rival players' quality. No one will disagree that players like Hazard, Salah, Mane etc. are / were class. Many texts have been written about their brilliance. Haaland on the other hand is like the extreme conclusion of Pep's brand of football where players are reduced to robots who solve problems on the football pitch in very mechanical ways. Like do City fans even get off their feet when Haaland scores? Has a commentator said anything more exciting beyond Haaland ... goal on his goals? The whole thing is just very sterile.
I don't think he had any productive touches the whole game apart from the three goals. He won't lift a weaker side to a higher level, he'll never get Norway punching beyond their weight. Likely will even get marked out of the bigger games. But yeah he's a great goal-scorer, he'll score 50 goals in a dominant side.
The PL was a breakout league from the first division so technically they are different.
There's no links because it's a non-starter.
There's absolutely zero reason for him to leave Man City at the moment or his club to even consider letting him go.
It's not a real record, just because they rebranded the top flight from Division 1 to the "Premier League" in 1992... There isn't suddenly a reset, it's still the same division just with a different name.
Jimmy Greaves is still the man to beat on 357.
They do, but it depends what conversation you’re having.Nobody makes that distinction when tallying league titles.
They do, but it depends what conversation you’re having.
Seven first division titles.Very much the exception. I never read anybody talking about us having 13 PL’s and six 1st division titles.
Seven first division titles.
If Sky had their way, they would.Nobody makes that distinction when tallying league titles.
I'm sure he's allowed to give an observation, no?And yet here you are.
I'm sure he's allowed to give an observation, no?
When you don't give a feck, you just don't.I'm sure he's allowed to give an observation, no?
Huh?Which to be fair was exactly the case with Ronaldo.