Quote from: pauliewalnuts on November 19, 2010, 11:53:50 PMQuote from: hawkeye on November 19, 2010, 11:52:11 PMBoth Barry and Milner are not playing in roles that suit them, they both had the freedom at Villa to impose themselves on the game, the system at Citeh is far more rigid.And neither of them look as good or as happy.In fairness, though, although Barry was a very good footballer for us, he did also have a tendency to go missing for months at a time. He might just be going through one of his "not at the races" periods.i agree Barry is a good footballer for us, sometimes great, but he hasnt been pulling up trees for club or country for some time now, he is allready finding himself on the bench at citeh so it looks like his star is waning
Quote from: hawkeye on November 19, 2010, 11:52:11 PMBoth Barry and Milner are not playing in roles that suit them, they both had the freedom at Villa to impose themselves on the game, the system at Citeh is far more rigid.And neither of them look as good or as happy.In fairness, though, although Barry was a very good footballer for us, he did also have a tendency to go missing for months at a time. He might just be going through one of his "not at the races" periods.
Both Barry and Milner are not playing in roles that suit them, they both had the freedom at Villa to impose themselves on the game, the system at Citeh is far more rigid.And neither of them look as good or as happy.
I'd love Milner, Given or Adebayor. They would Vastley improve us.
Quote from: NZMAV on November 19, 2010, 08:46:39 PMA few of them City players will regret moving there. Barry, Milner, Given, Adebayor etc - none of them have done anything.I think the extra few million they earned there rather then at the teams they left will soften the blow.
A few of them City players will regret moving there. Barry, Milner, Given, Adebayor etc - none of them have done anything.