Transfer rumours

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Foden is in direct competition with Sterling, Bernado, Torres and Mahrez for a starting place. He doesn't get any priority for being young and local. He has played a far bit and the amount is only going to increase.

The only one on that list I think he should definitely start above is Mahrez.

Also the article is just shit stirring bollox.

[Nigels Tackle]

messi announces that he wants to play in the states.
2 years on a 'modest' wage in manchester followed by 2 in nyc on mega money....??

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Just reading about Foden being pissed off and I can see why, I have seen him play a great game creating chances and scoring, next game he is on the fucking bench, this at a time Mahrez/Sterling and Bernardo were being selected ahead of him. If we do lose Foden because of pep’s mishandling of him I can see a lot of fans being pissed off with our glorious leader.

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An interesting comparison in the future will be between Sancho and Foden.
Both are the same age.
What does Sancho gain by leaving us?
So far it is regular football, he is in his third (and a half) season of regular football and one domestic cup.
But regular football from 18 can be a poisoned chalice. Being kicked around, body not fully physically matured, inexperienced at protecting yourself, etc... The danger is being used for short term gain, massive star burst then mediocrity follows.....
Phil has medals, some game time and is being handled with longetivity in mind. He is also learning from experts and when he makes a young man's mistakes he is being protected by the club.
Time will tell who made the better decision.
I think it is Phil.

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