| Cole Palmer 02:19 - Jun 15 with 2421 views | Vegtablue |
is set to go out on loan, if local reports are correct.
They don't make a habit of loaning to other Prem clubs but Burnley seems a natural choice, unless he's open to moving overseas.
He surely can't be Championship bound as that will have taken a sizeable developmental setback, but a few ambitious clubs will try their luck and I hope we're one of them. Don't know until you ask! |  | | |  |
| Cole Palmer on 06:13 - Jun 15 with 2205 views | franz_tyson |
Why not ..... Anything Goes. | | | |
| Cole Palmer on 06:35 - Jun 15 with 2113 views | ArchiRob |
| Cole Palmer on 06:13 - Jun 15 by franz_tyson |
Why not ..... Anything Goes. |
You Irritate Me So, but
He would be good under the floodlights .... 'in the still of the night" and he would absolutely be ... an Ace in the Hole. |  |
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| Cole Palmer on 10:15 - Jun 15 with 1487 views | HighgateBlue |
| Cole Palmer on 06:13 - Jun 15 by franz_tyson |
Why not ..... Anything Goes. |
Sorry, he just signed for Irving Berlin. |  | | |
| Cole Palmer on 10:47 - Jun 15 with 1367 views | BigCommon |
Doubt he'll go to a Championship club....
But that doesn't rule out Wrexham...😠|  | | |
| Cole Palmer on 11:27 - Jun 15 with 1201 views | CityBlue |
1. Man City will not loan to another premier team unless it was to pave the ground to a perm move.
2. He needs to go some where with experienced development coaching
3. He needs to be able to challenge for playing time and be in a competitive team
That means that as well as Middlesbrough, Ipswich are right in the mix (as are most likely Sunderland).
He's a north west ladbut unsure that Blackburn would provide any of the above. Burnley would be an avenue but goes against same league principle. |  |
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| Cole Palmer on 11:30 - Jun 15 with 1180 views | the_toff |
| Cole Palmer on 11:27 - Jun 15 by CityBlue |
1. Man City will not loan to another premier team unless it was to pave the ground to a perm move.
2. He needs to go some where with experienced development coaching
3. He needs to be able to challenge for playing time and be in a competitive team
That means that as well as Middlesbrough, Ipswich are right in the mix (as are most likely Sunderland).
He's a north west ladbut unsure that Blackburn would provide any of the above. Burnley would be an avenue but goes against same league principle. |
Why wouldn't they loan him to a Premier League team? | | | |
| Cole Palmer on 11:34 - Jun 15 with 1153 views | N2_Blue |
Not a chance, this is silly.
He is a very good player good enough to get first team minutes for City and look exceedingly comfortable. He may well need a loan to get more minutes but it's going to be another prem team or a season in Germany or such like, not the championship. Ideas of a championship loan are nonsense. [Post edited 15 Jun 2023 11:38]
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| Cole Palmer on 12:54 - Jun 15 with 923 views | Leaky |
| Cole Palmer on 11:27 - Jun 15 by CityBlue |
1. Man City will not loan to another premier team unless it was to pave the ground to a perm move.
2. He needs to go some where with experienced development coaching
3. He needs to be able to challenge for playing time and be in a competitive team
That means that as well as Middlesbrough, Ipswich are right in the mix (as are most likely Sunderland).
He's a north west ladbut unsure that Blackburn would provide any of the above. Burnley would be an avenue but goes against same league principle. |
Could go to Leicester if Enzo Maresca ends up as Foxes manager |  | | |
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