Poll: Before the transfer window closes, what will happen to Joe Hart?

I have selected City will sell him but that is conditional on him not being picked for the Stoke game.
Can't see him agreeing to go out on loan as I just don't get the point, of him agreeing to that.
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Hopefully we sell him, we can do without this hanging over the club for the season.

Everton seems the best option, he wouldn't have to uproot, although I get why he may be tempted by loan offers from higher profile clubs in Europe.
 
I agree with dubster. I would rather this was drawn a line under rapidly because the likes of Barton and co are already trying to kick up a shitstorm.
 
Its highly likely Joe will leave City, which is a shame, but in Pep I trust.
 
Quite so, we can do without another 'drama' for the media to feast on. They loved the narrative of City being a "graveyard" various player's careers and this would just feed into their hypocritical world view. After the Euros they slagged Hart off, they will quickly flip into "poor Joe" mode.
 
Hart had every expectation that he would continue to be a queen bee at the Club he has served well for ten years. Pep comes along and does not expect him to be able to adapt to a sweeper keeper, as a shot stopper he is much better than big Willy. He will not be sold because of his wages and the club will not want to give a leg up to another prem team, so he either stays or he moves out abroad on loan. This will give him time to figure out his football future. In all walks of life a new boss may come in and your face does not fit, so you have to go. It has happened to me, but you do get over it.
 
Everton, Sevilla and Dortmund his rumoured suitors. If this had been last summer I reckon Arsenal and Liverpool would be circling too.
 
He needs to be first pick to retain his No 1 tag for England - keepers rarely represent their country if they aren't getting selected for their club - which is why he would be keen to move somewhere I think.

Should he be warming the bench again this weekend then I would think the dye will have been cast.
 
I think the dye is already cast Skoorb, I've been told by someone I trust that knows Joe that he was told last Friday that he doesn't have a future at the club.
 
Very well. Things starting to come together now. Other rumours of a bad reaction to this news fitting with that timeline.

Pep playing a straight bat at his press conference today not giving the hacks anything to get traction on.

Clearly placed the ball in Joe Hart's court but hinted that there is little time in the professional game to allow for competitive games as a learning arena. "But we’re not an academy, we don’t have time."

http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/transfers/manchester-city-transfer-news-joe-hart-can-leave-pep-guardiola-latest-a7199481.html
 
I think if a buyer comes up with the money and it is the right Club, then he will go.

I cannot see us letting Hart go for less than what he is worth, he may not play the Pep way, but is still a very good goalkeeper and that means he is worth a lot of money.
 
I've seen articles quoting Everton needing to stump up £30m if they are interested. No idea how accurate they are (after all it is silly season) but did bring a smile to my face thinking of playing the scousers at their own game.
 
This Bravo delay worries me. If, as reports suggest, Enrique won't let him go until Stegen is fit, it means it could be "weeks" before he comes in and "weeks" of just big Willy is a bit disconcerting.


 
There were reports that they've bid for Ajax's keeper, if they get that done they'll let him go, assuming this is all true of course.
 
Bluedub - 19/8/2016 19:25

There were reports that they've bid for Ajax's keeper, if they get that done they'll let him go, assuming this is all true of course.
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I saw that, BD, but I gather it's an extremely complicated deal involving upwards of 4 or 5 players (and their agents) so it will be protracted to sort out.

 
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