If this is true then it would be no risk whatsoever.
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It would be disruptive to the squad. Instead of having a player for the future playing those minutes and getting adjusted to the squad, you insert Yaya Toure in for a short period of time.

And he'll be slow and unable to cope defensively 100%. So 100% he'll do bad in any club he goes to if it's in the PL, even more to lower table ones where defense is key. So that will be impressive wages paid (even if it's half) for poor performances that will attract fans to the stadium at first, but eventually will more disrupt the team.

I wouldn't want his old legs anywhere near the pitch. I respect what he's done as a player and perhaps he'd make a good trainer/coach, but it's time to hang the boots.

Edited by mattteo (09 May 2018 7.16pm)

No thanks, smacks of being a West Ham signing,

We were somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the drugs began to take hold...

34, expensive and not playing much. I’d rather have Murray back even with the court case.....

we could do a lot worse thab have him for a season, cabaye excelled despite the fact his legs are going...yaya still has the brain & passing ability to play in the top flight.

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