Bojinov's left foot wrote:Potentially one of the best players in the world and a City player too, how lucky we are to have him at our club. Often quoted as to how we need to develop a winning mentality and to aim high it will be interesting to see how Robinho responds to the arrival of Mancini and his ways of working. The comments from Vieira as to winning the title this season should help to drive Robinho to produce more end product, particularly at home where he has more of the ball.
Will he deliver or will he look to move on?
Given City have immense wealth and are starting to produce the results that the recent spending has expected are there many clubs which Robinho could go to from City where it would be viewed as a move up? Barca instantly comes to the mind but after this?
Like Mancini has said, Robinho has the opportunity to write history for City. A fit, on form Robinho could help to bring trophies to City this season. The title would be very hard but not impossible. The Carling Cup is three matches. This is the time for Robinho to step up and deliver performances that we know he is capable of, make the difference and help to turn us into winners.
Having Robinho as a City player at the World Cup would also be a great benefit in the transfer window as we would look to improve our first team with world class signings.
IMO Robinho will deliver this season and bring many magical moments for us to enjoy.
Any thoughts...
Ted Hughes wrote:I don't actually think he is one of the best players in the world. One of the most magical & visionary (on his day) who I hope is still at City when he's 32 but he was often on the bench at Madrid, in a side with few 'galacticos' in it. The true Madrid 'galacticos' of the past were all a level above him.
He's a great assett if we can get the best out of him but in truth he's never been as consistantly good in his career as Tevez is right now. He'll never be able to hit a ball like Le Tissier or beat players like Kinkladze but he can produce match winning moments & that could win us trophies if we can fit it all together. If we can't he has to go.
zuricity wrote:Why single Robinho out for analysis . Every F*ckin' week ? There must be loads of threads about Robbie. Give it a rest. It's a team game and a Squad that gets involved.
Crazy_Cabbie wrote:I have no doubt that Bobby Manc will bring out the Best in Robbie,
I has become apparent to me that although Robbie is not playing to his own high standard,
he is starting to put in a shift, great off the ball movement and for me best of all, tracking back to help out defence,
something that was distinctly lacking during hughes's reign...
On a side note I dont think Hughes knew how to deal with him, and under hughes his forn has dropped and dropped, where in the end he became quite an average player.
Now Bobby Manc is here I reckon we will start to see more and of Robbie, and he will get his confidence back, and show his worth to us all....
Beefymcfc wrote:I think I might just let Robbie do his talking with his feet as like most, I haven't seen enough of him this year to actually judge him. I enjoyed his contribution last year and without his goals, we would probably never have finished in the top 10.
Kladze wrote:If Robinho genuinely wants to be seen as the best footballer in the world he needs to make a start by becoming the best footballer at his club.
razor400 wrote:I can see a swap deal in the summer, Robbie off to Barca and Zlatan coming here. Mystic Raz has spoken (or typed coz I don't talk out loud when I'm typing)
mmmmmmmmmmmm Strongbow
mr_nool wrote:razor400 wrote:I can see a swap deal in the summer, Robbie off to Barca and Zlatan coming here. Mystic Raz has spoken (or typed coz I don't talk out loud when I'm typing)
mmmmmmmmmmmm Strongbow
On a very egotistical notion, I'd hate to see Zlatan playing for City. I enjoy being one of very few Swedes with this obsession, and wasn't very happy seeing Sven here. Zlatan is HUGHE in Sweden and barca have around 9 million more fans this season than they had last.
That said, I think he'd be a real improvement on both RSC and Adebayor.
Ted Hughes wrote:zuricity wrote:Why single Robinho out for analysis . Every F*ckin' week ? There must be loads of threads about Robbie. Give it a rest. It's a team game and a Squad that gets involved.
In reality it's a team plus Robinho game. For everyone else it's a team game.
zuricity wrote:Ted Hughes wrote:zuricity wrote:Why single Robinho out for analysis . Every F*ckin' week ? There must be loads of threads about Robbie. Give it a rest. It's a team game and a Squad that gets involved.
In reality it's a team plus Robinho game. For everyone else it's a team game.
No It's not and stop thinking like that.
It's a team game and a squad is available for selection. One of them is Robinho, just like one of them is Ireland or Zabaleta or Barry. Every week some thread gets started about Robbi , discuss this , discuss that. Why not one about Barry , Toure, Lescott, Bridge ( every week i mean !) , all under performing.
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