All those scouts that came to check him out weren't there because the fans put him on a pedestal, he has genuine talent but is still a kid learning his trade.
Sent from my SM-G925F using Tapatalk
The especially as he is 19 and hasn't been 10 for years.I think all the jm10 stuff doesn't help
Fans put him on a pedestal too soon..
Yeah but we do that just so we can find a scapegoat to knock down.
Apart from Norwich there were apparently 2 other Prem outfits seriously looking to grab him, has loads of talent and I'm certain he'll get better, trouble with him, here he's a spent force and if I was Mowbray wouldn't use him. Unless he produced top class performances the crowd will be on his back as they are now.
Well he just continues to irritate me does Maddison. Today he posted pictures of his new pink Nike football boots supplied for free and just now he has posted pictures of his shiny new Range Rover.
Nothing like being humble hey...
Good riddance to shit.
Is he old enough to drive?And is it a god awful Matt green like what Jordan Clarke had? Wrecked a nice car did he!!
I think the sale of Maddison has been one of the worst decisions ever made by this club, regardless of his ability. He was being lorded by City fans as 'one of our own' and was part of a team that was playing great, attacking football and was seen as one of the players that would be a huge part in us gaining promotion. So we sold him, all the other players seen the club for what it is, if we could sell 'one of our own' the next best thing, then is this club serious about success or will they just cash in at any chance?
It's no coincidence that we turned to shit at the same time he was sold, the players just thought the owners just showed their arse and don't give a shit, why should we? Now I'm not saying that is right, but that's what has happened.
We were rubbish about two months before he was sold, we were also good without him.I think the sale of Maddison has been one of the worst decisions ever made by this club, regardless of his ability. He was being lorded by City fans as 'one of our own' and was part of a team that was playing great, attacking football and was seen as one of the players that would be a huge part in us gaining promotion. So we sold him, all the other players seen the club for what it is, if we could sell 'one of our own' the next best thing, then is this club serious about success or will they just cash in at any chance?
It's no coincidence that we turned to shit at the same time he was sold, the players just thought the owners just showed their arse and don't give a shit, why should we? Now I'm not saying that is right, but that's what has happened.
We were rubbish about two months before he was sold, we were also good without him.
I just think it was a move by the club that put the element of doubt into the minds of other players, I agree we had some poor performances before he was sold but we have been constantly shite since his sale. We had a team in January that was still fighting and just seem to have given up ever since.
The inclusion of James Maddison since his return from long term injury has not improved us one iota, and he's an apparent £8/9 million player. How Mowbray, supposedly, mega experienced has got himself sucked into this situation is a mystery to me. Since his return Maddison is simply not good enough for that number 10 role. Certain he will end up a top player but shouldn't be here anymore. As for driving a Range Rover so what ! He's almost a millionaire now I should think don't see many of them driving a Corsa do you.
If a player is supposedly affected by the contract status of his team mates the you have to wonder if they have the mental strength to make it at the top level.
The same people claiming Maddison was the saviour before he was sold, now hate him ... when the truth is, he is still currently performing at the same level and doing exactly the same things he was doing before the move.
In the fans eyes "Getting hacked" has now become "not being able to stay on his feet/diving" and "taking on players, trying to make things happen" has become "ball hogging and not taking the easy option."
Or people have been saying he dives and tries to do too much before he was sold.
We use cookies and similar technologies for the following purposes:
Do you accept cookies and these technologies?
We use cookies and similar technologies for the following purposes:
Do you accept cookies and these technologies?