Comments on: If Kaka Joins Manchester City – Pros And Cons

By: Roberto

Roberto — Tue, 20 Jan 2009 12:32:13 +0000

Premiership the best league in the world ??? Are you sure???

By: Evan

Evan — Mon, 19 Jan 2009 17:22:33 +0000

I think that kaka should join Man City. With city’s money, they could get some good players and be real contenders next season. I could be really wrong though, which i probably am.

P.S. I’m a City fan

By: Rivett

Rivett — Mon, 19 Jan 2009 02:10:26 +0000

The biggest mistake City’s owners made was assuming they could just walk in to a mid-table club and start buying the best players in the world. Sure, money talks, but most footballers actually have passion for the game and want to play at the highest level, not where Man City is at. I think City should have gradually improved the squad over 2 or 3 years, pushing up the table and into the top 4 before they started this crazing spending. They’d probabely save a lot of money (at least on wages) if they didn’t have to pay players so much to play for them.

By: richard forero

richard forero — Sun, 18 Jan 2009 20:18:34 +0000

dont do it kaka.

By: Keogh

Keogh — Sun, 18 Jan 2009 19:07:24 +0000

Another anti City piece – all this jealousy is not good for you all, it will make you ill in the long term. Do the same as us loyal City fans, enjoy it.

By: thomas hlun

thomas hlun — Sun, 18 Jan 2009 13:19:58 +0000

I think that it should not be, because I think that he is controled by the rich people.
Many footballers are controled by the rich. But I think that it is interesting because
mancity have many goodfootballer.So, I like that he will be England club.

By: Nick

Nick — Sun, 18 Jan 2009 07:53:55 +0000

Kaka n man city is not at all a good combination…
talking bout money , Kaka’s either be a fool or he’d be a saint to let go such a big deal..

Recent reports of his clashes with milan had been denied by him , so i doubt him moving from milan.

Also , his positive comments on ronaldinho at the time of “Big Tranfer” can be a proof that he’s happy to work with his brazilian teammate..

Author’s prediction of Kaka growing as a player in England , however seems doubtful to me, Charm and class are two different things , and its better if i don’t go into details…

Adding to my comment… i’d like to point the Author out on his claim of KAKARONALDINHO > KAKAROBINHO is unconsiderable..

As a playmaker , kaka needs a better finisher than a winger..
so it can’t be predicted..

as far as Manu and Arsenal are concerned , Sir Alex and Arsene must be prying to their respective gods on this deal … i guess u get my point>> ..

By: PULO

PULO — Sat, 17 Jan 2009 11:44:08 +0000

Kaka’ joining City would be totally a disaster as Milan wouldn’t be capable of winning anything without him. Buying other players to replace him could also end up with the new players not play well with the rest of the team players. I agree to the fact that Kaka’ wouldn’t improve at Man City unless there are better staff members.

By: Mario Maggiore

Mario Maggiore — Fri, 16 Jan 2009 18:12:04 +0000

Ok now for the negatives
Match made in hell, name a player who is doing well playing for money! Ronaldo,RonaldinhiO(unless you truly believe hes not on his final pay day),Drogba,Adebayor,Berbatov(sorry you did say playing well didnt you).

Pato,dinhio v rob and jo, i agree they are better players but how long have city been able to buy quality players of their ilk,approx 6 months or so no? and what are we trying to do in the first proper transfer window since our takeover, thats right buy one of the WORLDS GREATEST players,and its unlikely to think if he does come he will be the last WORLD CLASS player we buy?so by the end of summer who knows maybe PATO or dinhio(unlikely as i think we wouldnt want him now) might even be playing for us!
Ans as for ancellotti being a better coach than mark hughes i do agree but then Mark hughes has done very well whereever he has managed so maybe just maybe he will do well here,
on a seperate note i find your picture of KAKA offensive(the ‘i belong to money’ one),heres my challenge to you name a world class footballer who donates at least 10% of his wage to charity, who builds hospitals and schools across the globe not just in his homeland!a player whi is as deeply religious and equally deeply respected within the football community, dont worry ill be here all week!!!

By: Mario Maggiore

Mario Maggiore — Fri, 16 Jan 2009 17:54:53 +0000

I read your article with a growing sense of disappointment,i respect your right to an opinion,but disagree with you on almost every point you make,
for starters the pros: you say money money money but when has kaka ever been influenced by the cold hard cash,if you speak to people in football circles, you will find him to be an honourable and generous man without the ego or thie bile that seems to contaminate other footballers(Rooney/Ronaldo etc). Walk into the first team,please name me a team he couldnt walk into ???to continue further you have contradicted yourself on one hand you state that playing in the premiership
‘is always going to be a benefit and it will increase his skills, especially his fantastic speed asset’therefore making him a better player surely,but then counter this with.
‘His career especially with the gold and green machine which is Brazil, would die a slow and painful death’ so in your opinion he becoming a better player would kill his Brazil career. it was a nice idea this article but maybe you should have thought it through before you typed it up.

P.s if you want a better article writer make me an offer???although id hate my glittering career to be ruined by such a small ‘team’! Thank you.