Marcos SennaPremier League Manchester City by blueybarnes (U13210050) 26 December 2008 When I read this, I was floored. Latest 10 commentsRead members' comments or add your own
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They came for the trophies (U9820398) posted Dec 26, 2008 we could then move Kompany back into defence where he plays better with Zab, Bridge/ Lescott and Richards/Dunne/new defender
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sensationalbodhran (U5911816) posted Dec 26, 2008 The first time Hughes decides to stop beingdefensive and negative and play gung-ho football, they are 4-0 up at half time.
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citybritain (U13690670) posted Dec 26, 2008 Lets keep playing the same team. 5-1 against Hull City, 6-0 against Pompie and 3-0 against Arsenal.It could be a good season.
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walmsleyface (U10594107) posted Dec 26, 2008 Senna would make you guys a lot harder to beat, he could be as important a signing as Makalele was to Chelsea. With Villareal still in the champions league and doing well in the the league it will have to be an astromonical bid to secure the 32 year old.
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Kiwi-Blue (U13336899) posted Dec 26, 2008 Why would Senna give up CL football to join us at this stage ? If it is what BlueMoonWalker suggested "I saw this on SSN earlier sounds to me as if he is looking for a large pay packet before he retires." Do we want him ? If it's because he sees us as a new challenge... bring him on, the man is class.
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*iMike-[MC-FC]* (U10409326) posted Dec 26, 2008 So are we to refuse anyone who only wants to come here for the money? Lets face it, would anyone truly world class want to come to us if it WASNT for the money??
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fear the reaper (U7794387) posted Dec 26, 2008 Senna would be a great signing but whats also needed is a centre back and a left back moreso a leader on the pitch that can inspire Dunne has lost it and should be carted out!
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Sheikh Zab-Al-Etta (U7975978) posted Dec 26, 2008 senna is 32, why waste money on him, when he needs time to adjust(remember he is brazilian) and by the time he does he will be like hamman, mentally aware, physically out of fuel
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HAYDON (U3615035) posted Dec 27, 2008 Good performance.
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JThwaite3 (U13647583) posted Dec 27, 2008 id have phil brown for england any day. he has balls. and he gets his side to play football rather than the disgrace that is stoke city, who go out to injure. brown for england:P, not that capello is bad but had steve mclaren been sacked from england just now, id be rallying brown for the job. Comment on this article |