Khaldoon Al Mubarak, I have backed you all these years to the latter.
More than Pep, more than the players, I have always seen you as the most influential person to this club so far, the one who has made all this success happen.
Even after the Premier League has released their statement, you have chosen to stick to yours. And because of that, I have chosen to give you the benefit of doubt.
Please prove me right. Go after this very hard. Do not let me and my fellow City fans be put to shame.
Fight for this very hard. And make sure you come out victorious.
CTIDโ๐ฝ๐ช๐พ๐ฉต
#ManCity #ctid
Apparently when education is completely free, attendance becomes optional too.
Skip classes, skip semesters, disappear for a year, no worries, someone else is paying.
Maybe the problem isnโt free education itself, but when โfreeโ also removes responsibility, commitment and value.
The same applies to free Aasandha, free Jobs/promotions, free projects and free, free housing, flats etc..
After all FREE economic model is making a less productiv, responsible and accountable population as a whole. ๐ฒ๐ป
Great player. Not every club lets a player leave just because he wants to. City chose to let him go. If you keep moving on whenever something better comes along, sooner or later people will stop trusting you, and you won't be happy either.
๐ดโช๏ธ You left Manchester City because you wanted more playing time. Atlรฉtico gave you exactly what you asked for and invested their club record deal on you โ a starting role, the spotlight, the No.19 shirt and a team built around you.
And what did you give them in return?
Two years.
You still had four years left on your contract, yet you were already talking publicly about your โdream moveโ to another club. Atlรฉtico backed you, invested heavily in you and gave you the platform you demanded, only for you to start looking for the exit once things stopped going your way.
Then you walk into the Metropolitano and get BOOED by your own fans. ๐ญ
That tells you everything.
And now weโre seriously considering spending a fortune to bring this attitude to Arsenal?
Weโve seen this movie before. A player gets everything he wants, the club builds around him, and the moment another destination becomes more attractive, suddenly he wants out.
I donโt care how good Juliรกn รlvarez is โ Arsenal should stay far away from this situation.
We need players who want to be here, not players who see us as another stop on the way to their โdream club.โ ๐ดโช๏ธ
Rodri gone. Bernardo gone. Reijnders gone. Nico Gonzรกlez could be next.
Meanwhile, Kovacic and Rico Lewis are still at City!
But, butโฆ weโre closing in on Bouaddi.
@City_Xtra@FabrizioRomano City badly needs to strengthen the mid. Ayyoud and Elliot unlikely to be sufficient. We defo need an experienced big game player i.e Enzo
@halimdhonbe I think the 2 tier systems we have are 1) Aasandha and 2) special 'Aasandha' for enforcement bodies which consistently exceed their approved budgets year after year. But no one talks about it because most families get direct/indirect benefits from 2nd tier.
๐จ Here is why Rayan Cherki doesnโt see many minutes for the France national team.
Rayan Cherki is a talented player. He is very technical, can keep possession, beat players, and create chances for his team. However, there are reasons why some coaches hesitate to give him more minutes.
Cherkiโs style is based around possession football. He likes to have the ball, take players on, and create moments, but sometimes he holds onto the ball for too long and slows down the tempo.
This style works better under coaches who value controlling the game through possession, like Pep Guardiola, Mikel Arteta, and other possession focused managers.
However, modern football has become more intense and transition based. Coaches like Didier Deschamps and others often want quick decisions, high intensity, and fast movement. In that system, Cherki needs to adapt because holding the ball too long can affect the speed of the attack.
Even when Pep Guardiola changed Manchester Cityโs style to a more direct and quicker transition approach, Cherkiโs role became harder to fit, and some fans criticised Pep without understanding the tactical reason behind it.
For now, I doubt Cherki will get consistent minutes under Didier Deschamps unless he improves certain parts of his game.
I see alot of Manchester City fans angry again about Didier Deschamps decision benching Cherki, he doesn't hate the boy he just doesn't fit his system
If Cherki can become faster with his decisions, release the ball earlier, and play with more intensity, he has the potential to become the world class player many people believe he can be.
๐ง๐๐๐ก๐ ๐ฌ๐ข๐จ, ๐ฃ๐๐ฃ.
You came. You saw. You conquered.
You made us believe in a way we never thought possible.
You are, and forever will be,
๐ข๐จ๐ฅ ๐๐๐ก๐.