Welcome Josh Magennis

[Ex-ciderrr]

Like it, feel this is a really shrewd bit of business by city with this deal. Will play a part I’m sure and score a few during the season i expect if he gets around 8/10 I’d be happy ( I feel we’ve got Goals in aitchison, alli, Cox, magennis, then the likes of Cole, deme all chip in aswell) his experience will be second to none in and around the club on and off the pitch for the players to learn off (particularly Cox and Alli) like it GC top work.

great interview aswell, really liked that.

 

[Grecian in Guzz]

An excellent signing, congratulations to those involved.

Must have been difficult for Magennis himself. He has two children in the Wigan and Man City academies respectively. Doubtless they are not moving to the Westcountry for his one year contract. Perhaps he Perks and GC will be car sharing back and forth to the North West at weekends.

Josh Magennis: NI striker on Christmas as a footballer and his sons' aims of following in his footsteps

Northern Ireland and Wigan Athletic striker Josh Magennis tells BBC Sport NI about Christmas as a footballer as well as his sons' ambitions of following in his footsteps as a professional footballer.

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Club already sourcing a minibus and driver apparently

 

[exespur]

Some strikers don't score a lot of goals but work hard to create chances and space for others to do so! I'm not concerned by his numbers providing he's doing what necessary for the team and those around him. Love this signing to compliment Sonny and Alli

 

[denzel]

An excellent signing, congratulations to those involved.

Must have been difficult for Magennis himself. He has two children in the Wigan and Man City academies respectively. Doubtless they are not moving to the Westcountry for his one year contract. Perhaps he Perks and GC will be car sharing back and forth to the North West at weekends.

Josh Magennis: NI striker on Christmas as a footballer and his sons' aims of following in his footsteps

Northern Ireland and Wigan Athletic striker Josh Magennis tells BBC Sport NI about Christmas as a footballer as well as his sons' ambitions of following in his footsteps as a professional footballer.

www.bbc.co.uk

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Or they could both join ours...

 

[fred binneys head]

Great signing this, he’s got experience, a decent record, he’s an international and he sounds well up for the challenge.

Might see if I can sponsor him, can’t be any worse than Admiral F****** Muskwe.

 

[JCWhoosh]

Love the way we have moved fairly swiftly (in City's terms) to sign a couple of players already. Should bed in well during pre-season.

 

[CITYFANINCALNE]

Nearly 34, if he can keep fit then it’s all good.

 

[Moomin Grecian]

Nearly 34, if he can keep fit then it’s all good.

Well, his fitness record looks to be decent (He featured in 50 games last season), so hopefully he has plenty to offer still

 

[MJP_Exeter]

On the face of it, this is a very good signing, huge experience for Alli and Cox to learn from and also a leader on and off the pitch to guide our young ISH squad

 

[Super Ronnie Jepson]

Or they could both join ours...

Our manager's son is in Stockport's. It's unlikely someone on a 12 month deal would move their kids when GC hasn't moved his.