I would say at least 100m. He would cost as much at Dembele, at least.
Leroy Sane watch | Feb 2020: Returning to fitness with City's U23s
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You might be right, but I will say this: Bad enough we let Sané go elsewhere because we thought 'we have Coman', but if we pass on Bailey because of Gnabry people need to get fired. Gnabry is mid-table BuLi level at best, not more. (That's not saying we need to get Bailey, but you know..)
Leroy has been Le-Joy to watch.
I feel its a straight fight between Bailey and Brandt for bayern to pounce. I can't see both being got since neither would like being cover. Which a Gnabry wont mind.
He's a class act.
Question for German posters and regular Bundesliga followers , how good is Leon Bailey what's his playing style and ceiling talent wise, how well he compares to Sane can he operate on the right effectively.
Ankle ligament damage
He's a lucky boy.
Thank God his foot wasn't planted.
Thank God his foot wasn't planted.
De Bruyne came back from a broken leg in 48 hours. Sane would have been fine.
He's better than all the hyped players his age!
He is. Took a while to get used to the physicality of PL, now just oozes class. Not many better than him, if at all, in his position, at his age.
For how long he is ruled out?
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Ankle ligament injury. Time out not said.
vastly different playstyles though
Feel for the lad. Was really getting back into some excellent form, has had a fantastic season overall.
I know the Bennett lad has apologised and all that, but I think for a tackle as bad as his, there should be some retrospective action.
However long the syringes take to get from Barcelona to Manchester.
Dont believe it after Jesus came back so early, i know its a bit cnutish of me but i think they will have him back in 2 weeks maximum and this is just posturing to make referees protect their players and give them soft decisions.
The apology seems hollow when he tried the same thing on Brahim Diaz who had only just got on the pitch.
How long do these types of injuries usually take to heal?
Feel bad for the lad.
Depends on what grade it is, but safe bet would be 4-6 weeks.
It depends on how much damage, 6 Weeks to 3 months for clubs with normal doctors, for "special" docs maybe 2 weeks .
A quick trip to Spain and he’ll be back next month.
He'll be back in 2 weeks.
City are the anti Wenger in terms of injury assessments.
City are the anti Wenger in terms of injury assessments.
Think he is a fantastic player.
I have no feelings towards him getting injured though. Just part of football really. At least city won’t have one of their best players available for a while.
I have no feelings towards him getting injured though. Just part of football really. At least city won’t have one of their best players available for a while.
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Ankle ligaments and then saying it isn't as bad as it looks is a bit silly.
Yeah the magic Pep juice works wonders!
It's a bit sad that the injury was completely one man's fault and could have ended his season.
But good for us. They will miss him indeed. One way of catching them I guess.
But good for us. They will miss him indeed. One way of catching them I guess.
Its over.
Back to Sane, great to watch,hopefully he will be back n fit in time for the WC
Joe Bennett is a grade A cnut, ban him.
I can remember at least 3 fouls that should 100% be upgraded to red cards and further suspension (the other two being Kane and Alli against City).
Why do these organisations (PLA, FA, the leagues, etc) not agree on rules that allow yellows to be reviewed and retroactively deemed red card offenses?
Why do these organisations (PLA, FA, the leagues, etc) not agree on rules that allow yellows to be reviewed and retroactively deemed red card offenses?
He'll be back in two weeks.
City like to exaggerate.
City like to exaggerate.
Dr Cugat will have him ready in no time.
I don't have any sympathy for City as injuries are part of the game but I do feel sorry for the player. It was a sickening challenge, as bad as any I've seen. I'd be fuming if that was on one of our players. The fact that Sane might have a semi-serious injury and I still consider him lucky to escape with "just" that says it all. I'm really in favour of throwing the book at such tackles. Don't care a yellow was given, ban him for 10 matches or they'll never learn.
Just like Silva was meant to be out for a while...
Diving is more serious than almost rupturing a fibula. Yellow card should stand, Sané needs to toughen up
When managers say their players should be 'protected', what does that really mean? It's basically asking for preferential treatment.
A referee can only act retrospectively, by which time the damage is done.
Besides, Pep might not have enjoyed quite so much success had he not spent years instructing his players to fell the opposition when they're countering.
A referee can only act retrospectively, by which time the damage is done.
Besides, Pep might not have enjoyed quite so much success had he not spent years instructing his players to fell the opposition when they're countering.
It's either ankle ligaments or it isn't.
And if it is, you don't come back in 2 weeks!
If he's turned his ankle maybe a week or 2, but a proper ligament injury will surely be 4-6 weeks min.
And if it is, you don't come back in 2 weeks!
If he's turned his ankle maybe a week or 2, but a proper ligament injury will surely be 4-6 weeks min.
Rooney up until 2014 was rapid