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zuricity wrote:

phips wrote:surprised by how good his english is

Why ? Many Europeans speak clearer and better English than the English ( or Americans , for that matter).

It's true they can talk English proper likes what we all does.

london blue 2 wrote:For those that can bear to take a look on the dark side, I think you will enjoy this... Not one bad comment I read. I think they've succumbed to the fact that we are fucking awesome:

http://www.redcafe.net/threads/kevin-de ... er.408707/

WOW!!!! I never thought I'd read anything like that coming from a Rag forum. Cue Liver(vermin)pool, those brainwashed, low life, filth, delusional scumbags, would never say any positives about a beloved blues

Welcome KDB. A front four of Aguero, Sterling, Silva and KDB. Bony, Navas, Iheanacho, Nasri in the wings to cover. Has there ever been a forward line and back up like it?

Barca's front three is possibly better but there's not as much depth and the same for Madrid. This season could well break records

nottsblue wrote:Welcome KDB. A front four of Aguero, Sterling, Silva and KDB. Bony, Navas, Iheanacho, Nasri in the wings to cover. Has there ever been a forward line and back up like it?

Barca's front three is possibly better but there's not as much depth and the same for Madrid. This season could well break records

Bell, Lee, Summerbee and Marsh possibly.

That could start an endless debate.

Kevin De Bruyne turned down Bayern and PSG to ensure Man City move

Kevin de Bruyne refused moves to Bayern Munich and Paris St Germain in order to join City.

The Blues tied up a £54.5million deal for the Belgium international, and his skipper – now for club and country – Vincent Kompany tipped the former Wolfsburg man to be a big hit at the Etihad.

And after the signing, it emerged just how far City and their football director Txiki Begiristain had gone in order to secure the Bundesliga player of the year.

It also became clear that de Bruyne had his eyes on a return to the Premier League – and City in particular, all the way through the protracted summer saga.

The Blues first inquired about de Bruyne before the end of last season, but Wolfsburg came up with a flat refusal, saying the player was not for sale.

That was no transfer tactic – they felt he was vital if they were to close the gap on champions Bayern.

Bayern were interested in de Bruyne but were asked by Volkswagen – who own their main sponsors Audi – not to bid, so they pulled out.

City and PSG both made initial offers, and Wolfsburg, in response, offered to double de Bruyne's salary if he would stay for another season.

When de Bruyne refused that, it was clear he was intent on leaving – so Wolfsburg tried to drag Bayern back into the race.

De Bruyne said he was not interested in Bayern and after PSG made a £45.8m bid, and said they would loan him back to Wolfsburg this season, de Bruyne turned them down as well.

That forced Wolfsburg to deal with City alone – and a final figure of £54.5million was finally agreed.

Kompany said de Bruyne's abortive stay at Chelsea was partly down to his youth – but also down to the Londoners' more negative style.

“He’s become the best player in Germany and we all know what great players play in the German league so that says enough,” said the Blues skipper.

“It’s a completely different style of football that we play and certain players are better fitted to certain clubs, that’s just the way it is.”

http://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/ ... wn-9958950

I'm not surprised he doesn't want to play in Spain with a complexion like that - he'd have skin cancer inside a year or two. Manchester is perfectly suited for him.

CuteMancs wrote:Welcome KDB, who doesn't love a bit of Ginger every now and then :)

Fred Astaire certainly did...

WhyAlwaysMe? wrote:

phips wrote:

zuricity wrote:

phips wrote:surprised by how good his english is

Why ? Many Europeans speak clearer and better English than the English ( or Americans , for that matter).

because he's Belgian and only played in Belgium and Germany, aside from half a season in London. i wouldn't have thought that he would've needed to speak English as often as one would think would be necessary for him to speak it as well as he does.

there are foreign players who have been in the league for years and can hardly speak a word of English (like Tevez)

Kevin De Bruyne's mother is English, from Ealing, London. He and his family speak multiple languages.

and his dad is clearly James Hewitt :o

Never read such sensible non partisan stuff here before
http://www.redcafe.net/threads/kevin-de ... er.408707/
Look like even the rags think we've done good business and have a good chance at the title.

What's the craic with links to rag forums lads? Who gives a fuck what they say?

patrickblue wrote:

nottsblue wrote:Welcome KDB. A front four of Aguero, Sterling, Silva and KDB. Bony, Navas, Iheanacho, Nasri in the wings to cover. Has there ever been a forward line and back up like it?

Barca's front three is possibly better but there's not as much depth and the same for Madrid. This season could well break records

Bell, Lee, Sumerbee and Marsh possibly.

That could start an endless debate.

Did they all play together? Had Lee not gone to Derby by the time Marsh arrived?

Lee was around when Marsh was bought from QPR.

Ok. Fair enough. Interesting then to think which was the better front line. The current set up must shade it because of Aguero? After all, he is one of the worlds best strikers presently. Also our back ups now would stroll into most other teams

patrickblue wrote:

nottsblue wrote:Welcome KDB. A front four of Aguero, Sterling, Silva and KDB. Bony, Navas, Iheanacho, Nasri in the wings to cover. Has there ever been a forward line and back up like it?

Barca's front three is possibly better but there's not as much depth and the same for Madrid. This season could well break records

Bell, Lee, Sumerbee and Marsh possibly.

That could start an endless debate.

It was even better: Lee, Bell, Summerbee, Marsh and Law.

nottsblue wrote:

patrickblue wrote:

nottsblue wrote:Welcome KDB. A front four of Aguero, Sterling, Silva and KDB. Bony, Navas, Iheanacho, Nasri in the wings to cover. Has there ever been a forward line and back up like it?

Barca's front three is possibly better but there's not as much depth and the same for Madrid. This season could well break records

Bell, Lee, Sumerbee and Marsh possibly.

That could start an endless debate.

Did they all play together? Had Lee not gone to Derby by the time Marsh arrived?

Add Law too. 1974 LC Final, I think they all played.

Welcome, Tin Tin.

Now show Maureen what are you capable of.

ginger pubes and sad act.

where will this leave nasri now?

MilnersJaw wrote:ginger pubes and sad act.

where will this leave nasri now?

I think you responded to your own question

MilnersJaw wrote:ginger pubes and sad act.

where will this leave nasri now?

Your nicknames are just hilarious, they have me in stitches.

Who's sad act btw?

MilnersJaw wrote:ginger pubes and sad act.

where will this leave nasri now?

you're still fucking here??!!