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Bellamy to the Dippers
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Hi-fiving Redknapp after they beat us to seal the CL place was unforgivable. That said, I will remember some of his great contributions in games for us, truly a livewire who had he not fallen out with Mancini, could have played a minor impact role for us still.
Super David Silva 21
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Bellers could have still done a job for us. Me Red Dippers cousin was livid at this tonight but i said you gotta great player, and i gave him an example....... though i may have mixed this up with a tevez goal.
2 Seasons ago at Stamford Bridge, 4-2 to us. It Was Bellers who ran half of the pitch to score a great goal wasn't it????
2 Seasons ago at Stamford Bridge, 4-2 to us. It Was Bellers who ran half of the pitch to score a great goal wasn't it????
kippax kid
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He scored two great goals at the swamp & for that I thank you Bellamy, BUT that hi-five with twitcher I will never forgive , the man can still play abit so the dippers should be made up with this.
He's 32 and has a poor injury record as of late. This isn't the Bellamy of two seasons ago and he was on absurd wages. He won't get into the team in front of Silva, Nasri, Aguero, Dzeko, Balo, AJ or Tevez. No point in us paying him 90k a week to play 5 late sub appearances against teams we're beating when we could give those to Suarez or Assulin or AJ etc etc.
Great deal for us.
Great deal for us.
BlueJill said:FantasyIreland said:I really dont know what this lad did wrong? maybe one of you can kindly explain?
Anyway,best wishes Craig,you played well for us,never giving less than your best.
Pretty simple. Bobby told him to train. He said no. Bobby said train or you won't play. He said no.
Fuck off Craig.
worse in my eyes was when he took moyes' side (of all fckin people) in the bust up with mancini. what a c*nt.
Great bit of business, him & Carroll in the same dressing room is going to be interesting!!
johnwaynebobbet
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BlueJill said:FantasyIreland said:I really dont know what this lad did wrong? maybe one of you can kindly explain?
Anyway,best wishes Craig,you played well for us,never giving less than your best.
Pretty simple. Bobby told him to train. He said no. Bobby said train or you won't play. He said no.
Fuck off Craig.
Er was it not a case of Mancini told him to train twice a day and Bellamy said "you know i cannot do that boss because of my knees." He told him to ask the medical staff for there opinion and he refused and told him if he would not train twice a day to go home.
TBH Shit man management if it was.
Cannot believe we still have that shithouse Balotelli playing for us still, now he is a waste of skin and air if ever i saw one.
Bellers was always a quality performer on the pitch , but he was at the source of many problems with Mancini , and once bobby doesn't like you , you have no chance of getting any minutes whatsoever. He showed us his quality at times and then he showed us that he can be a massive prick , and for that reason his departure does not bother me in the slightest.
Personally, I think one of the best signings we have made this window has been John Williams who was tasked to move players on...he only has Nedum and Bridge to go, but a great effort all in all...I really thought that Bellamy would sit on his backside until his contract was up...as well as Crocky and Adebayor...
matthew.cummings
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Bellers was always a quality performer on the pitch , but he was at the source of many problems with Mancini , and once bobby doesn't like you , you have no chance of getting any minutes whatsoever. He showed us his quality at times and then he showed us that he can be a massive prick , and for that reason his departure does not bother me in the slightest.
Totally agree. Bellamy was a good player under Hughes regime but he wasn't what Mancini wanted. We sent him on loan to Cardiff, paid his wages and all were happy. He spent a fair bit of time injured whilst there too. At 32, I am sure 100% of Premier League clubs would rather have Aguero or Nasri than Bellamy.
He fitted into Hughes' way of playing, trying for a draw and hoping for a win. He was great at the time and tore Terry and Ferdinand apart but if you don't fit into Mancini's plans then it was only right he had to move. Whilst they obviously never really got along both always spoke respectfully about each other.
Total confidence in Mancini's man management and team management skills. After all this is the guy who won us the FA Cup and is going to win us the league (...hopefully!).