Guest Frome Red Posted October 2, 2011 Posted October 2, 2011 Out of all the outcasts at city who do you think could turn around there carer the most when Millen goes ? I'm going for Hunt as I remember his days at Bolton when he used to score some good goals running from right back and was on the verge of playing for England ! You don't go from that to a nothing, you just needs a good man manager to get the best out of him and the other "deadwood"
bcfcnick Posted October 2, 2011 Posted October 2, 2011 WIth the right appointment maybe Ribeiro and Reid - two quality youngsters who could do well in a side balanced with some leaders.
Guest Harito495 Posted October 2, 2011 Posted October 2, 2011 Cisse pure & simple easily one of the best players city have on there books.
nickolas Posted October 2, 2011 Posted October 2, 2011 I reckon our left wingers pitman, stead, bolasie, jcr, mcallister, skuse!!
The Casual Connoisseur Posted October 2, 2011 Posted October 2, 2011 I'd say wingers, Walshy will get the best out of them as he used to be one, he's cheap it could happen!!!!
hinsleburg Posted October 2, 2011 Posted October 2, 2011 Cisse, Bolasie and Woolford may be given decent shots. Stead and Pitman. Hunt and Ribeiro as well. Maybe even Stewart although that may be pushing it.
Guest Frome Red Posted October 2, 2011 Posted October 2, 2011 Cisse, Bolasie and Woolford may be given decent shots. Stead and Pitman. Hunt and Ribeiro as well. Maybe even Stewart although that may be pushing it. To be honest I liked Stewart when he had a "run" in the team last season.
hinsleburg Posted October 2, 2011 Posted October 2, 2011 To be honest I liked Stewart when he had a "run" in the team last season. Same, he turned it round after his disastrous start.
Guest cockneyrobin Posted October 2, 2011 Posted October 2, 2011 Ribeiro, Cisse and Stewart - have all showed last season that they can put in good performances when given a decent shot in the team
South Bristol Red Posted October 2, 2011 Posted October 2, 2011 bobby reid!!!! our best player in pre season and didn't look out of place against hull in the last game of the season it baffles me why he isn't getting a sniff of first team football this term also ribeiro
The Red Planet Posted October 2, 2011 Posted October 2, 2011 Out of all the outcasts at city who do you think could turn around there carer the most when Millen goes ? I'm going for Hunt as I remember his days at Bolton when he used to score some good goals running from right back and was on the verge of playing for England ! You don't go from that to a nothing, you just needs a good man manager to get the best out of him and the other "deadwood" Sorry to correct you, but with regard to the the title of the OP when choosing between different options you should write (or say) "which" not "what" and you make the common mistake between "there" and "their". Very simply, "there" refers to a physical location or a time event. Think of "their" as in belonging to. Like "their career" (OP). Except you missed out one e. And whilst I am on my high horse, how many times do I have to endure "I would of thought" on this forum. Of course it should be "would have" Shoot me down folks if you like, but there (time event in this usage) is a right way of speaking or writing English. Anyway, back to the OP, personally I rate Cisse and Ribiero. For my money both did well last season, although I realise Ribs has had injury problems. Who could forget his excellent debut performance last season v (now high flying in the Prem) Newcastle ?
Guest Frome Red Posted October 2, 2011 Posted October 2, 2011 Sorry to correct you, but with regard to the the title of the OP when choosing between different options you should write (or say) "which" not "what" and you make the common mistake between "there" and "their". Very simply, "there" refers to a physical location or a time event. Think of "their" as in belonging to. Like "their career" (OP). Except you missed out one e. And whilst I am on my high horse, how many times do I have to endure "I would of thought" on this forum. Of course it should be "would have" Shoot me down folks if you like, but there (time event in this usage) is a right way of speaking or writing English. Anyway, back to the OP, personally I rate Cisse and Ribiero. For my money both did well last season, although I realise Ribs has had injury problems. Who could forget his excellent debut performance last season v (now high flying in the Prem) Newcastle ? Thanks for the English lesson ! I bet u feel very clever now ?
Donald Posted October 2, 2011 Posted October 2, 2011 Woolford - good player when playing with confidence, which he has been drained out of him, needs a run of gsmes on left wing, JCR has had a million chances and not doing it Cisse and Stewart personally I just want gone - decent players, wrong attitudes
The Red Planet Posted October 2, 2011 Posted October 2, 2011 Thanks for the English lesson ! I bet u feel very clever now ? WR. It's not a case of "feeling clever". Although our language is constantly evolving and I recognise that text and Twitter etc is changing everything, there are still basic rules for the use of English and I make no apology about defending that. One of the reasons that the Western World is in decline (when compared with India and Asia) is that we are accepting falling educational standards.
REDOXO Posted October 2, 2011 Posted October 2, 2011 The question really needs to be what players... Clarkson Cissee Ribiero Stead Maynard Pitman LJ Stewart Hunt
Guest Frome Red Posted October 2, 2011 Posted October 2, 2011 WR. It's not a case of "feeling clever". Although our language is constantly evolving and I recognise that text and Twitter etc is changing everything, there are still basic rules for the use of English and I make no apology about defending that. One of the reasons that the Western World is in decline (when compared with India and Asia) is that we are accepting falling educational standards. So because im dyslexic am i better off not posting on here in case I have to defend my grammar or spelling ?
Esmond Million's Bung Posted October 2, 2011 Posted October 2, 2011 WR. It's not a case of "feeling clever". Although our language is constantly evolving and I recognise that text and Twitter etc is changing everything, there are still basic rules for the use of English and I make no apology about defending that. One of the reasons that the Western World is in decline (when compared with India and Asia) is that we are accepting falling educational standards. This is football forum not the Oxford union, a footlights production or even university challenge.
Mendip City Posted October 2, 2011 Posted October 2, 2011 er Sorry to correct you, but with regard to the the title of the OP when choosing between different options you should write (or say) "which" not "what" and you make the common mistake between "there" and "their". Very simply, "there" refers to a physical location or a time event. Think of "their" as in belonging to. Like "their career" (OP). Except you missed out one e. And whilst I am on my high horse, how many times do I have to endure "I would of thought" on this forum. Of course it should be "would have" Shoot me down folks if you like, but there (time event in this usage) is a right way of speaking or writing English. Anyway, back to the OP, personally I rate Cisse and Ribiero. For my money both did well last season, although I realise Ribs has had injury problems. Who could forget his excellent debut performance last season v (now high flying in the Prem) Newcastle ? Not quite sure why you feel the need to provide the English language lesson but as you're giving it out you might like to reconsider amending "right way to speak..." to "correct way to speak..." Cheers (please don't feel the need to correct any of my mistakes - I know that I'm only human).
Oizys Posted October 2, 2011 Posted October 2, 2011 Sorry to correct you, but with regard to the the title of the OP when choosing between different options you should write (or say) "which" not "what" and you make the common mistake between "there" and "their". Very simply, "there" refers to a physical location or a time event. Think of "their" as in belonging to. Like "their career" (OP). Except you missed out one e. And whilst I am on my high horse, how many times do I have to endure "I would of thought" on this forum. Of course it should be "would have" Shoot me down folks if you like, but there (time event in this usage) is a right way of speaking or writing English. Anyway, back to the OP, personally I rate Cisse and Ribiero. For my money both did well last season, although I realise Ribs has had injury problems. Who could forget his excellent debut performance last season v (now high flying in the Prem) Newcastle ? I think you'll find that the correct usage of a question mark is to not have a space between it and the preceding word. Just saying.....
The Red Planet Posted October 2, 2011 Posted October 2, 2011 So because im dyslexic am i better off not posting on here in case I have to defend my grammar or spelling ? No, keep it coming please, but also please understand the (lower case) i you use should always be a capital. So it should have been I'm where the apostrophe replaces the missing "am" This is not a personal vendetta (Italian word). It so happens that I am fed up with poor use of English on this forum and when I decided to speak up about this, it happened to be in response to your post.
The Red Planet Posted October 2, 2011 Posted October 2, 2011 I think you'll find that the correct usage of a question mark is to not have a space between it and the preceding word. Just saying..... Love that. You are quite right. When used as a sentence end, a question mark is no different to a full stop. No space.
hinsleburg Posted October 2, 2011 Posted October 2, 2011 No, keep it coming please, but also please understand the (lower case) i you use should always be a capital. So it should have been I'm where the apostrophe replaces the missing "am" This is not a personal vendetta (Italian word). It so happens that I am fed up with poor use of English on this forum and when I decided to speak up about this, it happened to be in response to your post. Are you on the blob or are you just a **** in general?
The Red Planet Posted October 2, 2011 Posted October 2, 2011 Are you on the blob or are you just a **** in general? Sorry, please explain "On the blob"
Esmond Million's Bung Posted October 2, 2011 Posted October 2, 2011 No, keep it coming please, but also please understand the (lower case) i you use should always be a capital. So it should have been I'm where the apostrophe replaces the missing "am" This is not a personal vendetta (Italian word). It so happens that I am fed up with poor use of English on this forum and when I decided to speak up about this, it happened to be in response to your post. "You Mazda".
Atlanta_Red Posted October 2, 2011 Posted October 2, 2011 Sorry to correct you, but with regard to the the title of the OP when choosing between different options you should write (or say) "which" not "what" and you make the common mistake between "there" and "their". Very simply, "there" refers to a physical location or a time event. Think of "their" as in belonging to. Like "their career" (OP). Except you missed out one e. And whilst I am on my high horse, how many times do I have to endure "I would of thought" on this forum. Of course it should be "would have" Shoot me down folks if you like, but there (time event in this usage) is a right way of speaking or writing English. Anyway, back to the OP, personally I rate Cisse and Ribiero. For my money both did well last season, although I realise Ribs has had injury problems. Who could forget his excellent debut performance last season v (now high flying in the Prem) Newcastle ? I know that you are getting stick, but you are absolutely right. For some reason, the constant use of "would of" irritates the hell out of me.
Mendip City Posted October 2, 2011 Posted October 2, 2011 I know that you are getting stick, but you are absolutely right. For some reason, the constant use of "would of" irritates the hell out of me. In fairness I do agree with this.
The Red Planet Posted October 2, 2011 Posted October 2, 2011 I know that you are getting stick, but you are absolutely right. For some reason, the constant use of "would of" irritates the hell out of me. Thanks Atlanta. Are you really living there and (more importantly) do you really look like your Avatar? I am going to guess: a) You are a BCFC exile who does live in the state capital city of Georgia. Alongside Elton John (well actually, just one of his homes) b) You do not look anything like your Avatar, in fact you are probably male. Please advise whether or not I am correct.
Guest DJCasablanca Posted October 2, 2011 Posted October 2, 2011 Sorry to correct you, but with regard to the the title of the OP when choosing between different options you should write (or say) "which" not "what" and you make the common mistake between "there" and "their". Very simply, "there" refers to a physical location or a time event. Think of "their" as in belonging to. Like "their career" (OP). Except you missed out one e. And whilst I am on my high horse, how many times do I have to endure "I would of thought" on this forum. Of course it should be "would have" Shoot me down folks if you like, but there (time event in this usage) is a right way of speaking or writing English. Anyway, back to the OP, personally I rate Cisse and Ribiero. For my money both did well last season, although I realise Ribs has had injury problems. Who could forget his excellent debut performance last season v (now high flying in the Prem) Newcastle ? Sorry sir but this just makes me think that you are indeed, and arrogant ****.
42nite Posted October 2, 2011 Posted October 2, 2011 Thanks Atlanta. Are you really living there and (more importantly) do you really look like your Avatar? I am going to guess: a) You are a BCFC exile who does live in the state capital city of Georgia. Alongside Elton John (well actually, just one of his homes) b) You do not look anything like your Avatar, in fact you are probably male. Please advise whether or not I am correct. WTF is this forum turning into?
Guest Red 'un' Posted October 2, 2011 Posted October 2, 2011 ALL OF THEM BRISTOL CITY PLAYER no more interviews with beanhead
Guest Syco Posted October 2, 2011 Posted October 2, 2011 Or on the other side which first team players could find themselves out in the dark? Works both ways.
The Red Planet Posted October 2, 2011 Posted October 2, 2011 Sorry sir but this just makes me think that you are indeed, and arrogant ****. Indeed what? Please explain?
Atlanta_Red Posted October 3, 2011 Posted October 3, 2011 Thanks Atlanta. Are you really living there and (more importantly) do you really look like your Avatar? I am going to guess: a) You are a BCFC exile who does live in the state capital city of Georgia. Alongside Elton John (well actually, just one of his homes) b) You do not look anything like your Avatar, in fact you are probably male. Please advise whether or not I am correct. a) I used to leave just off Winterstoke Road, but now live in the Atlanta area. I have not seen Elton John but did see one of his boats on Lake Lanier. It was named "Rocket Man". b) I do not look like my avatar - I look AT it.
Atlanta_Red Posted October 3, 2011 Posted October 3, 2011 WTF is this forum turning into? It's turning into a very nasty place where no-one can express opinions or make comments without receiving a backlash of spite, insults and vitriol. Next?
DaveF Posted October 3, 2011 Posted October 3, 2011 You could have got a date there Atlanta... missed a trick there
Guest sumcharred Posted October 3, 2011 Posted October 3, 2011 bobby reid!!!! our best player in pre season and didn't look out of place against hull in the last game of the season it baffles me why he isn't getting a sniff of first team football this term also ribeiro ribs needs his head sorting only got to fart by him and he thinks hes got a bad injury but a very good player
arpaul Posted October 3, 2011 Posted October 3, 2011 Out of all the outcasts at city who do you think could turn around there carer the most when Millen goes ? I'm going for Hunt as I remember his days at Bolton when he used to score some good goals running from right back and was on the verge of playing for England ! You don't go from that to a nothing, you just needs a good man manager to get the best out of him and the other "deadwood" Squad member........... no 40 !!
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