Daisuk
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I guess I'm confused as to why Poch was happy to sell Walker. My understanding was that Poch felt like Trippier was good enough to take gametime away from Walker, and that Walker wasn't happy about that. But if we're buying Aurier, that suggests no-one thinks Tripper is good enough to be first-choice, so why not just reassure Walker that if he maintained his performance he'd always start ahead of Trippier?
I guess regardless of price and quality, I'm just disappointed to lose a long-serving English player and replace him with a guy who seems like a complete bell-end.
Oh well, hopefully he'll play brilliantly and I'll soon forget my misgivings!
Yeah, it's hard to say exactly what went on that caused Walker to want to leave. His comments after he got his City debut might indicate that he was unhappy about something (and not just wanting to move up north). So I guess Poch decided it wasn't worth keeping an unhappy Walker, and would rather cash in on him while he could. But pure speculation, obviously.