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Gomes out, Hart in?

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The Mirror has stated that Harry is looking to offload Heurelho Gomes. With Manchester City's Joe Hart available, would you prefer Hart or Gomes in between the sticks next season?

Although Gomes has drastically improved since the arrival of Tony Parks (Spurs goal keeping coach), he still looks as though he's prone to making a blunder or two, while Hart looks like a safer pair of gloves.

City are said to only be looking at loaning out Hart, but if the price is right, a permanent deal to sign the player could be on the cards.

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On the Ashley Young story, one of the THBN users made a great point.

We had the opportunity to sign Young for £9.75 million just before the lad signed for Villa from Watford. But of course, our amazing transfer policy meant that we weren't interested in signing him for under £10 million, but would rather sign him for £23+ million (Bentley + £8 million).

What a waste.

11 comments

  1. I am a city fan and Hart is not as good as people say, I sit behind one of the goals so I get chance to see him up close.

    Id say Gomes is more worth keeping.
  2. What complete bollocks Harry has already praised Gomes countless times and implied he was his player of the season. Gomes will be our number one for many many years.COYS
  3. As a City fan I wouldn't lose any sleep if Hart and Richards both left. They both have potential but appear to have believed their own press without even properly mastering the basics i.e. covering his near post and coming off his line decisively, and with Richards it's his first touch and atrocious distribution that let him down. An immense athlete over a 100m or so but a footballer he is not - all brawn and no guile. 15m for the pair and i'd bite Spurs' or any other team's hand off - even though we don't need the money.
  4. Utter rubbish - agree with below... Gomes is just starting to keep several clean sheets as was widely publicised so why would he move - especially if he was just going to be a Number 2, behind Shay Given???!!
    Besides, Hart would not be an improvement - Cudicini would get straight back in, and Hart would be simply warming the bench yet again - so neither keeper would benefit. Utter crap article - sorry, but it is!
  5. dazza_jim what are you on about especially if he's going to be number 2 behind shay given it doesn't say that gomes is going man c its just saying should we get haart at the yids. and i agree with you we shouldnt but i think harry redknapp should consider maybe getting jussi jaaskelainen? good keeper and very under-rated
  6. Rubbish.. If it's not broke then don't fix it, Gomes has come on leaps and bounds. I've also seen talk of us getting Robbo back! Shurely Shome Mishtake
  7. Do you really think we'd sell 'arry the spiv and your crappy club one of our players? Get real muppets...
  8. "Anonymous said...
    Do you really think we'd sell 'arry the spiv and your crappy club one of our players? Get real muppets...
    Sunday, June 07, 2009 4:38:00 PM"

    Business is business fool...if we pay the cash we can buy anyone of your players...
  9. This is utter gutter press and should be reported to the standards committe on crapp blogs. Gomes will be 28 this year young by some goalys and he has all the talents to be a top keeper .Yes he is prown to the odd mistake but so are all the keepers with this ever lighter ball james green given have all dropped this ball but gomes is brave and trys to command is area heart dosent .
  10. I didn't expect so many to be in favour of sticking with Gomes.

    It was just an opinion. Has Gomes done well? Yes, of course he has. But what's to say that he won't have another magic moment?

    When Gomes has a bad run, he doesn't just make a few mistakes, he performs so badly that it actually costs us points.

    If he can continue in the rich vein of form that he's in, then great, but if he has another bad spell, I'm pretty sure that the majority of us that were cheering him on last season, will be quick to turn on him in a second.

    Such is the fickleness of us football fans.
  11. Harry Redknapp is a two faced, lying, corrupt, loud mouthed prick, on top of that he's a average manger at the very best. The sooner he's gone the better. He wouldn't know class if it popped out of one of his many brown envelopes!