feedthegreek wrote:dont fancy him,
avoidconfusion wrote:Isn't Veron like 50 now?
I'm guessing this translates to Diarrhea?john@staustell wrote:'diariohoy' of Argentina ...
Mike J wrote:on the ssn site there are now direct quotes saying he has rejected us.
i must admit im a little concerned about the players we are being linked with. these old guys are not the sort of players we should be going for!
johnpb78 wrote:Mike J wrote:on the ssn site there are now direct quotes saying he has rejected us.
i must admit im a little concerned about the players we are being linked with. these old guys are not the sort of players we should be going for!
I think with the likes of Cordoba and Veron (if true) Mancini is just looking to plug the gaps, which on a short term basis I think is a better bet than spunking fortunes on players who might not be here in the summer if Mancini goes.
I think the only big money signings this window will be those who the board feel would be an asset to the club regardless who the manager is, and that player would have to be in the world class bracket.
Plus, remember this time last year, most of us were up in arms about Bellamy.............
CityFanFromRome wrote:The fact is, if Mancini buys Van der Vaart and Gago, and then he faisl to achieve CL thus is sacked in the summer, we may have players that the following manager won't like, or they could not adapt to the manager's ideas, or to the Prem. Now the Veron story seems bullshit to me but the Vieira one has solid bases as he can do a job for us for six months, Mancini knows him so there would not be a risk of the player not adapting to the manager's style, nor there would be a risk of him not adapting to the Prem.
I wouldn't have Vieira as a regular starter, but if he can act as cover or maybe to shore up our side when we have to protect an important lead, then since it's a loan deal I'm for it.
johnpb78 wrote:
I think the names we are being linked with on a short term basis suggest that Mancini's position is definately up for review is only in the summer.
"It's not a fact of money. First of all is the family, an second, I have made a decision and I want to respect it, that is what I feel and Estudiantes is the place where I feel comfortable," said Veron.
"If I would have accepted this offer I wouldn't have been true with my convictions, with myself and with the people."
Veron's agent Miguel Pires gave the detail of City's offer.
"Veron said to me that he received a phone call from Mancini and that he had offered him £7million and the same to Estudiantes for a one-year contract.
"In addition, that amount would have got duplicated if he would have continued at Manchester City during 2011."
MaineRoadMemories wrote:"It's not a fact of money. First of all is the family, an second, I have made a decision and I want to respect it, that is what I feel and Estudiantes is the place where I feel comfortable," said Veron.
"If I would have accepted this offer I wouldn't have been true with my convictions, with myself and with the people."
Veron's agent Miguel Pires gave the detail of City's offer.
"Veron said to me that he received a phone call from Mancini and that he had offered him £7million and the same to Estudiantes for a one-year contract.
"In addition, that amount would have got duplicated if he would have continued at Manchester City during 2011."
I am now starting to worry about who we are linked with. Serie-A players do not tend to do well in our league with the odd exception to that rule of course. A proven Premiership failure in Veron is bad enough but the fees involved are stupid.
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