Acole9
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Oh jesus christ, chill out .And stop calling him J-soos too. Please.
Oh jesus christ, chill out .And stop calling him J-soos too. Please.
It's actually Zhe-soos (in English phonology)That's how its pronounced correctly.
I think they'll play togetherHe's going to put Aguero out of business.
He is. And apparently Oblak is still waiting for that panenka.Is he still celebrating?
Can't imagine he'd want to stay at city for too long but then again Aguero has wasted his career there so perhaps.He has serious potential. We're going to be cursing at his exploits for years to come until he confesses an ambition to play for Barca/Madrid.
Cant really disagree there. Though there is the fact the he just plays for City and regardless of talent that's enough reason to despise him.He's a real talent. Very exciting to watch. I understand why United fans hate him already .. he looks that good and what threatens us frightens us right ?
Completely forgot about Iheanacho. Is he still at City ? Can't see him seeing the light of day often under Pep.He's a special talent. You can sense the danger he poses the moment he enters the pitch. Together with Iheanacho they are the stars of the future.
Similar to Martial he's going through a second season blip and a little out of favour atm.Completely forgot about Iheanacho. Is he still at City ? Can't see him seeing the light of day often under Pep.
It wasn't too long ago he was being hailed as the next big thing on here. Word is he's going to be loaned out next season. His true level is probably a mid table team in a weaker league.Completely forgot about Iheanacho. Is he still at City ? Can't see him seeing the light of day often under Pep.
I agree. He's one of those strikers that has a flash breakout period but then seems to wind back into normalcy and probably a mid table journeyman career.It wasn't too long ago he was being hailed as the next big thing on here. Word is he's going to be loaned out next season. His true level is probably a mid table team in a weaker league.
Not too worried about Jesus TBH. Don't think he'll hit the heights many are predicting. If he does though it won't be too long before he's off to Barca or Madrid. Don't think the $ alone will keep him at City like it did Aguero.
The 'Pep' effect!It's amazing what illegal drugs can do for recovery.
And who cares about a few heart attacks for footballers 10-20 years down the line? As long as they're healthy to kick a ball about in the present, their health doesn't REALLY matter.
It wasn't too long ago he was being hailed as the next big thing on here. Word is he's going to be loaned out next season. His true level is probably a mid table team in a weaker league.
Not too worried about Jesus TBH. Don't think he'll hit the heights many are predicting. If he does though it won't be too long before he's off to Barca or Madrid. Don't think the $ alone will keep him at City like it did Aguero.
I disagree. He has the potential to be a prolific striker in any team that's interested in using him correctly.I agree. He's one of those strikers that has a flash breakout period but then seems to wind back into normalcy and probably a mid table journeyman career.
The only problem with that comparison is that Sturridge still hasn't found his way. He will likely get run out of Anfield this summer with no big club suitors willing to take the leap of faith. Mid table is therefore the next step for him.I disagree. He has the potential to be a prolific striker in any team that's interested in using him correctly.
He thrived in Pellegrini's 4-4-2 system, so a move to a club like Atlético would suit him more. At this moment, he reminds me of a 20 year old Sturridge who was still trying to find his way.
Eh, that's down to injuries. Certainly not ability.The only problem with that comparison is that Sturridge still hasn't found his way. He will likely get run out of Anfield this summer with no big club suitors willing to take the leap of faith. Mid table is therefore the next step for him.
Yeah injuries played a role but if he had the ability surely Klopp would be willing to keep him. All indications are he may be off to West Ham.Eh, that's down to injuries. Certainly not ability.
We've seen his ability. Klopp doesn't fancy him for whatever reason, probably he doesn't like Klopp either.Yeah injuries played a role but if he had the ability surely Klopp would be willing to keep him. All indications are he may be off to West Ham.
That doesn't make sense. We let Saha go because he was also injury prone. It has nothing to do with lack of ability. If he can't stay fit, it's not worth having him around.Yeah injuries played a role but if he had the ability surely Klopp would be willing to keep him. All indications are he may be off to West Ham.
We're talking specifically about Sturridge here (in the Gabriel Jesus thread no less). He's simply not a consistent top 4 type player. None of us, Chelsea, Spurs, Arsenal, or City would have him now.That doesn't make sense. We let Saha go because he was also injury prone. It has nothing to do with lack of ability. If he can't stay fit, it's not worth having him around.
Why can't you just admit that you made a silly point and we'll move on?We're talking specifically about Sturridge here (in the Gabriel Jesus thread no less). He's simply not a consistent top 4 type player. None of us, Chelsea, Spurs, Arsenal, or City would have him now.
Again, due to his injuries and having missed so much football. The struddige from suarez season would easily be home at all of those sides.We're talking specifically about Sturridge here (in the Gabriel Jesus thread no less). He's simply not a consistent top 4 type player. None of us, Chelsea, Spurs, Arsenal, or City would have him now.
I wouldn't consider buying Sturridge even if he was fully fit.Again, due to his injuries and having missed so much football. The struddige from suarez season would easily be home at all of those sides.
He has the talent, just cant stay fit. Kind of like jones.
How about you move on before I help you.Why can't you just admit that you made a silly point and we'll move on?
Why has his career been wasted? Despite the rumours, there never seems to have been a serious attempt from Real Madrid or Barcelona to sign him. I guess he could have gotten himself a move to PSG if he'd pushed for it and won more domestic trophies than he has a City but I doubt he alone would have turned them into a Champions League winner.Can't imagine he'd want to stay at city for too long but then again Aguero has wasted his career there so perhaps.
Ohhhhh. Fighting words. Press the button. Maybe it will make you feel powerful. Good day.How about you move on before I help you.
Bye.Ohhhhh. Fighting words. Press the button. Maybe it will make you feel powerful. Good day.
I was surprised to see him back so soon. Thought at the time he was definitely out for the year.I was going mental when he scored, had to get told by the guy next to me he was offside. Proper gutting.
Delighted he's back though.
I think maybe his age helped. I used to recover from things quicker when I was a teenager. (I know he's 20 now but that was this month).I was surprised to see him back so soon. Thought at the time he was definitely out for the year.
There was a guy here earlier on saying he'd never be the same because of a broken toe ffs..I was surprised to see him back so soon. Thought at the time he was definitely out for the year.
Didn't Rooney damage his metatarsal against Bayern in the UCL at the Allianz? He was never the same player after that. Wheras up to that point he'd been world class.
Well I would disagree with you here, the sturridge of the suarez season would easily get into any of the top four sides.His decline is linked in a large part to his injury history.I wouldn't consider buying Sturridge even if he was fully fit.
Is he still celebrating?
I don't disagree with the injury bit, but I just don't see him reaching his full potential with all the start stops he's had.Well I would disagree with you here, the sturridge of the suarez season would easily get into any of the top four sides.His decline is linked in a large part to his injury history.
Current sturridge, yes. I was talking about a hypothetical situation where he wasnt so injury prone since we were discussing his ability removing his injury proneness. Otherwise, I do agree with you.I don't disagree with the injury bit, but I just don't see him reaching his full potential with all the start stops he's had.