Doggie_muz
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I'm wondering why you say it's a pathetic attitude but then go on to agree with everything that I say in my first paragraph. That he will be demonised is a fact. If he had some 'credit in the bank' he might not have attracted my comment that he will be deserving of the scapegoating, but he has done absolutely nothing to advance the cause.
As far as I am concerned he is as guilty of halting City's progression as David Speedie was in 1992. Speedie redeemed himself; I doubt if Kermorgant has got it in him to even try to.
"I wouldn't care if I never see him in a City shirt again."
"in a long line of City-scapegoats, he is one who will deserve everything he gets."
These are the quotes that I think are out of line. OK, it's your perogative to not want to see him in a City shirt again, but to say he deserves everything he gets is ridiculous. As I've said, he made a massive mistake, but that's all it was - a mistake. Every time he has been on the pitch, he has given his all - that's the main thing as far as I'm concerned.