@StevenMcinerney In my opinion he's superior to Gundo. He's one of the best players in the Premier League, there's a reason so many fans wanted to see him in the World Cup. A technically brilliant footballer.
@FPL__Raptor It's likely Lewis starts in those games because of the threat in behind. If Lewis starts we'll see a back three with Akanji, Stones and Ake and if Walker plays it'll likely be a back four with Cancelo and 2 CBs. The 3atb lineup is certainly the more defensively solid setup.
@TeleFootball@Matt_Law_DT The fans want other players getting the same chances Mount gets, you have no idea whether a Mount replacement could play better since he's not being played. Lets see another player in that position behind Kane and then we can shower Mount with praise if the difference is clear.
@TeleFootball@Matt_Law_DT There are so many things I find weird about this article such as going through his stats, which is pointless since he's the only one given the opportunity to play that role.
@TheAthleticUK An utterly bizarre article 😂
Nothing in it to suggest that a drunk Grealish's comments affected Almiron at all. Just a stats comparison of two players who play different roles for their respective clubs, sprinkled with a few generic quotes.
@BrandonAJW10 @GoodKidManCity He played the full 90 minutes against Villa, Alvarez was left on the bench. Alvarez will almost certainly play against Sevilla and Spurs are a tougher fixture than Sevilla (even if it is the Champions League). Haaland isn't expected to start three games in the span of a week.
@spbajko Judging by the replies, looks like nobody has decided to actually read the article...
If I was in Steffen's shoes I'd certainly be pushing for a loan move, especially because there would be plenty of interest in an international goalkeeper with experience in the Bundesliga.
@nffcry Similar to Tariq Lamptey and Max Aarons, he’s an attack-minded wing-back. Solid defensively but lacks the physicality of a player like Djed Spence. Feel like he’s capable of playing well at a Premier League club.
@NA1907_ I remember that game as it was Nasri's last goal for City and I thought he'd get a chance to play regularly under Pep because he was playing well at the time but unfortunately it wasn't to be.
@DonLuigi_@jonnysmiffy@goal The list is based on talents born in/after 2003, Palmer and McAtee were both born in 2002, so they both just missed the criteria.
@City_Xtra@Cherries_Live Weird decision considering he'll be be a Bournemouth player in the summer if they promoted, unless I'm mistaken.
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@cityreport_@AmosMurphy_@abooker17 Do you think that players who City loan out have any chance of making it at City? So far only Oleks Zinchenko and Zack Steffen have been a success following loan moves but City do have some very promising players out on loan this season, such as Gavin Bazunu and Callum Doyle.
@City_Xtra@joebutters Not a young player or a regular in the City starting XI but Zack Steffen's loan at Dusseldorf proved to be a success. And whilst Douglas Luiz was never able to play for City he probably would've played a decent amount of games for City if it weren't for his work permit situation.