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Feel the same about vom as well to be honest!!

The vast majority of posts are discussing which route would be best for his development

That's a good point about the QPR game

Ayari may have learned that you need to put a shift in His work rate out of possesion was poor.

A good example of a player getting lots of minutes in several inferior coaching set ups is Harry Kane. With regard to Ayari, what's too say being with us wasn't a learning curve for him even if it was unsuccesful? Going back to Kane, some of his loan spells were poor but I'm sure they were...

If he gets minutes. If he doesn't I don't think staying benefits him. I dont buy the access to better coaches argument, if this were a thing loans would hardly exist.

It doesn't just apply to Man City though, plenty of EPL teams lend players who are then brought into the fold of the first team squad. If it was accepted that players development was better suited not going on loan then there are plenty of loans that wouldn't have happened. Even Andrews...

Charging £12 a pint for cat A games apparently

I agree.

I don't buy this argument. Clubs, and top clubs, loan players all the time to clubs with inferior squads and coaching set ups. There must be a reason? Man City don't lend players to clubs that are better than Man City, if staying in a superior set up was more beneficial they wouldn't do it...

I think you're right. Hopefully he gets more than a handful of 2 minute cameos

Can't help but think a loan and regular minutes would have been more beneficial.

This is our problem, our fans are being charged it too.

Why do people keep going on about what he's 'charging away fans', he's charging home fans too. Obviously many of us on here are ST holders so not affected but it will still affect some home supporters.

He'll need to lose a few pound

Martin Scorsese to direct, 'pan to the crowd and get a shot of Clint'.

I genuinely read that as pop up escort rooms!

I'd only do that if, as he was about to sign, he waved the contract in the air and said, ' I have in my hand a piece of paper'.

This decision was made by King and his team. I'd be amazed if they've factored in anything other than its a local Derby that will, in all liklihood, sell out come what may. The idea that the current owner is going to let some perceived favour that happened under the previous regime influence...

This 'they deserve it 'cause its brum' attitude is a bit weird. Them being cunts is irrelevant, that's not why the prices are sky high.