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Jesus is back in full training today says Pep. Outside chance for the bench in the Cup Final?

blues2win wrote:Jesus is back in full training today says Pep. Outside chance for the bench in the Cup Final?

Is he? I haven't seen the presser but I thought he was just doing some of the training with the squad. Is he doing the full on stuff?

Pep said training fully today.

blues2win wrote:Pep said training fully today.

Great news, cheers.

Love Gabs.

Mase wrote:Love Gabs.

More than Kolarov?

Impossible for Mase surely!

Mase is such a Flousy ! flips from one to the other.

zuricity wrote:Mase is such a Flousy ! flips from one to the other.

He he. I think you might be right. He hasn't answered yet because he's forgotten who Kolarov is.

wow. goes from a quote from Jesus about being afraid to kick a ball to back in full training within a week or so.

phips wrote:wow. goes from a quote from Jesus about being afraid to kick a ball to back in full training within a week or so.

He is fucking class.

For me Jesus is the most exciting potential we've got. He has a lot to learn but shows some amazing skill. I hope we ease him back slowly and carefully. I want to see what this kid can do in a blue shirt over the next 10 years.

Poor Eli - could be out for the rest of the season.
http://readeverton.com/2018/02/17/eliaq ... sidelines/

South Stand Balti wrote:

Mase wrote:Love Gabs.

More than Kolarov?

Absolutely not.

Mase wrote:

South Stand Balti wrote:

Mase wrote:Love Gabs.

More than Kolarov?

Absolutely not.

Tussy !

Reports from goal.com Jesus has lost his brothers and friends, due to visa problems. I hope he's OK without them?
http://www.goal.com/en-gb/amp/news/gabr ... impression
'Friends and family of Manchester City striker Gabriel Jesus were turned away from Heathrow airport in January after their travel visas had lapsed.

Jesus has relied upon his close inner circle to help him adapt to life in England since completing a £27 million from Palmeiras in January 2017.

The striker's brother, Felipe, and two friends, Higor Braga and Fabio Lucio, live with Jesus in an exclusive apartment block in Manchester city centre.

And while Jesus impressed fans with his performances on the pitch, his friends quickly earned cult status thanks to their exploits on Instagram.

Back in December, they were special guests at a City event held in Sao Paulo, where the club's Brazilian fans watched the 4-1 victory against Tottenham.

But they were denied re-entry to the United Kingdom last month after attempting to return following Brazil's holiday period.

They were made to return to Brazil as the initial visas they had used to stay in the UK had expired, and it is believed they are now applying for study visas, which are yet to be finalised by the Home Office. It is believed City are helping with the process.

Jesus' mother, Vera, also helped her son settle into life in England but she was not part of the group which was turned away from London."

Plain Speaking wrote:Reports from goal.com Jesus has lost his brothers and friends, due to visa problems. I hope he's OK without them?
http://www.goal.com/en-gb/amp/news/gabr ... impression
'Friends and family of Manchester City striker Gabriel Jesus were turned away from Heathrow airport in January after their travel visas had lapsed.
Jesus has relied upon his close inner circle to help him adapt to life in England since completing a £27 million from Palmeiras in January 2017.
The striker's brother, Felipe, and two friends, Higor Braga and Fabio Lucio, live with Jesus in an exclusive apartment block in Manchester city centre.
And while Jesus impressed fans with his performances on the pitch, his friends quickly earned cult status thanks to their exploits on Instagram.
Back in December, they were special guests at a City event held in Sao Paulo, where the club's Brazilian fans watched the 4-1 victory against Tottenham.
But they were denied re-entry to the United Kingdom last month after attempting to return following Brazil's holiday period.
They were made to return to Brazil as the initial visas they had used to stay in the UK had expired, and it is believed they are now applying for study visas, which are yet to be finalised by the Home Office. It is believed City are helping with the process.
Jesus' mother, Vera, also helped her son settle into life in England but she was not part of the group which was turned away from London."

This incident means either
the club have had their advice ignored
or
given wrong advice
or
not been consulted

Whichever it is it does nobody any credit

and this latest footage of him from the OS isn't encouraging either


https://www.mancity.com/citytv/intervie ... urney-back

johnny crossan wrote:This incident means either
the club have had their advice ignored
or
given wrong advice
or
not been consulted

Whichever it is it does nobody any credit

and this latest footage of him from the OS isn't encouraging either


https://www.mancity.com/citytv/intervie ... urney-back

It's certainly odd. If I'm not mistaken, so long as you're not earning any cash in the UK, on a bog-standard tourist visa, you can stay for six months, hop over to France for a couple of days, and return. That's what the kids of Russian oligarchs do, as does my friend, who was turned down for a spousal visa because his wife doesn't work (due to the fact she has breast cancer - she was a teacher before her diagnosis). I suppose if they've received any sponsorship and/or done any product placement deals related to their social media accounts, they may well have fallen foul of the rules.

As for the picture, think nothing of it. A guy who goes to physiotherapy with me is strapped up like that. After finishing physio, he goes back to his job - as a goods train driver.