Cahill to City?

by Matilda Hankinson on May 27, 2011 4:52 PM BST

cahill tevez I came to terms with the fact that dear Gary Cahill is leaving us ages ago. I’ve even found it in me to be happy for him, He’s only 25 and has a lot of game in him. After watching him every week, I think he has the talent to be a regular for England (not that that takes much these days, ahem). With a bigger club will come a bigger reputation, and hopefully more recognition.I have high hopes for Cahill, and I hope that he remembers his time with Bolton fondly. But please Lord, don’t let him go to City.

At this point it is mostly rumours, but they are from mostly reputable sources. It's said that City are willing to offer between £15-20million plus Nedum Onuoha and Dedryck Boyata. The offer of cash and players will be appealing to Coyle, as the squad is still looking threadbare. Both are relatively young and Onuoha can play right back, a rather weak position in our squad. It is certainly a good deal for Cahill, and definitely more than he is worth, but City are reportedly trying to outbid Manchester United, Liverpool, and Arsenal. But I just don't like City. They seem soulless and money grubbing and a bad atmosphere. And we should not forget what happened to Joleon Lescott, who looked rather good before selling his soul to City, and now is just a gross Klingon. Wherever Cahill ends up, I wish him luck and I hope he brings us a pretty penny.

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Bear in mind that Lescott had about one good season at Everton before he went to City, whereas Cahill has had 2+ at Bolton. I’m a little biased since my dad’s a City fan, but realistically they’ll probably pay the most money for him, so I wouldn’t mind seeing him go there. The question is really how much playing time he would get.

by dollymix on May 27, 2011 6:16 PM BST reply actions

Lescott has been brilliant since he got his chance after Kolo`s absence. Cahill would be third or fourth choise for City`s centre back and can`t see that helping his chances for being regular in England shirt. And definetily don`t see Mancini letting Boyata go (yet).

by Bullet on May 28, 2011 4:34 PM BST reply actions

Both good points about playing time. I can’t see it being a good move for him at all. Really good deal for the club though, City will certainly play the most

by Matilda on May 28, 2011 10:25 PM BST reply actions