can't agree on those 2 though as teams will rarely say, "yeah we're shopping so and so..." you immediately decrease value by doing sothey said Wingert was still in the team's plans only to reveal they had pretty much completed a trade by that point a day later, they said Jacobson had a knock and was still with the team as he was being shopped to west coast teams, should I continue?
For those who follow Man City at least a little, how plausible is it that CFG is planning to transfer a Man City player over to us, but are just waiting until the conclusion of the Champions League run? Maybe that's the limbo we are in.
If so, Man City's second leg against Real Madrid in the semifinals is May 4 and the MLS window closes May 11, so they would have to get knocked out this round in order to execute the transfer this window.
For those who follow Man City at least a little, how plausible is it that CFG is planning to transfer a Man City player over to us, but are just waiting until the conclusion of the Champions League run? Maybe that's the limbo we are in.
If so, Man City's second leg against Real Madrid in the semifinals is May 4 and the MLS window closes May 11, so they would have to get knocked out this round in order to execute the transfer this window.
Yeah, his training doesn't match the injury in any way, shape, or form. I'd really like to know the back story when all of the parties just finally said, "fck it, it's over - how do we wind this down?"The trajectory of his training seems suspect to me from what we can surmise (man, I write like a dork) from the bits and pieces we have seen on social media etc. He seems to be moving further and further away from any direct training or interaction with the team. Earlier we would at least see some shots of him doing light field training with the team. Now he's taking time off and going on television shows, with an occasional nondescript stationary bike picture. Something is up, and my guess is he will be gone somehow someway.
Probably when they told him he was Tommy Macs backup.Yeah, his training doesn't match the injury in any way, shape, or form. I'd really like to know the back story when all of the parties just finally said, "fck it, it's over - how do we wind this down?"
I would have taken Zabaleta at the beginning of the season, but he's been beaten like a drum recently. Maybe we can get Kolarov after next season, but it might be he'll play like Zaba this year.
meanwhile drogba scores on his season debut for montreal............
Before the season I was fully on the Lamps bandwagon (it was a small group of us if even more than me), but geez, give him the severance today and sign somebody before the window closes. Last night was exactly the type of game we could have used him in. The charade has to end and just cut the ties.
The prediction means nothing if he doesn't see the field. I made that under the assumption he would heal in the normal amount of time tied to a calf injury, but it appears that he's being handled the same way Wingert and Jacobson were prior to their departure; not my fault that for all intents and purposes the club has banished him without making an announcement.So you're off that 10 goal prediction? We should have wagered.
LOLBut if you want an I-told-you-so beer, I'll buy you a beer. I still stand by my statement that if he actually played regularily, he'd be good for 10 goals this season.
The prediction means nothing if he doesn't see the field. I made that under the assumption he would heal in the normal amount of time tied to a calf injury, but it appears that he's being handled the same way Wingert and Jacobson were prior to their departure; not my fault that for all intents and purposes the club has banished him without making an announcement.
But if you want an I-told-you-so beer, I'll buy you a beer. I still stand by my statement that if he actually played regularily, he'd be good for 10 goals this season.