Is 2022/2023 City stronger or weaker than 2021/2022?

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Re: Is 2022/2023 City stronger or weaker than 2021/2022?

Postby Outcast » Mon Jul 04, 2022 3:48 pm

Pretty Boy Lee wrote:
john@staustell wrote:
branny wrote:
Dubciteh wrote:
Pretty Boy Lee wrote:I’m worried about our pace our wide if both Jesus and Sterling go. Other than that far string imo.


Me too.


Sterling didn't have any pace, just fast moving short legs.


We'll never replace his talents for missing from short range or simply falling on his arse



I know it’s the cool thing to do but year in year out he’s one of our top scorers and only behind Aguero under Pep.

Say what you want about his shortcomings but if anyone could score the goals he scores he’d have been replaced years ago. We will miss him in my opinion. I trust Pep will change our style a bit and keep us at the top, but it’s very much revisionist history on here to take away the massive contribution of Raheem Sterling.


I'm excited to see what Alvarez and Haaland can bring, had we kept both Sterling and Jesus, I think it would have been underwhelmning in the big games, you know what you're getting with them. Happy to keep them as squad players but certainly not starters
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Re: Is 2022/2023 City stronger or weaker than 2021/2022?

Postby Indianablue » Thu Jul 07, 2022 3:38 pm

Definitely strong with the signings we have made, plus hopefully Grealish will come on strong. Ake if we keep him will get stronger and a fit Dias will help

We will miss Gabby and Sterling and Ferdandinho but i am looking forward to it more than last year
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