Feel free to elaborate! I don't think he's a saint, but he certainly doesn't seem like too much of a trouble maker, especially since he got back from the big ACL injuries and got back into being one of the team.
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It's Quiet thread 14 - 'do one' edition
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Feel free to elaborate! I don't think he's a saint, but he certainly doesn't seem like too much of a trouble maker, especially since he got back from the big ACL injuries and got back into being one of the team.
You don't know the full story on Mendy
And he probably doesn’t know the full story on Stones either.
You have changes you tune! What happened?
Reality. I think the Foden thing was a stark reminder that people put far too much emotional weight into footballers to be heroes. They hold them up to be something that they're not.
Glad you have seen the light.Reality. I think the Foden thing was a stark reminder that people put far too much emotional weight into footballers to be heroes. They hold them up to be something that they're not.
In Jones Stones a chronic waste of a wonderful talent and opportunity.
It’s always struck me on the few occasions I’ve met players, just how childish and immature many of them are... but I guess they never have to grow up - they live in a protected environment from an early age where the bubble they live in feels like reality. No wonder so many struggle after they finish playing - it must be a heady dose of reality.
They never grow up. Peter pan lifestyle innit. I know people who work around footballers, and they say training grounds and dressing rooms are just like kids in high school. Incredibly laddy, alpha male environments, with 30 odd year footballers acting like they did when they were 17 still.
Reality. I think the Foden thing was a stark reminder that people put far too much emotional weight into footballers to be heroes. They hold them up to be something that they're not.
That's true but it's also not fair to stereotype all footballers as playboys. I'm pretty sure Kompany and Silva were decent men off the pitch and to their wives! Although I don't know them personally so who knows.
Not a trouble maker, just daft like DonaldFeel free to elaborate! I don't think he's a saint, but he certainly doesn't seem like too much of a trouble maker, especially since he got back from the big ACL injuries and got back into being one of the team.
Glad you have seen the light.
In Jones Stones a chronic waste of a wonderful talent and opportunity.
Tbh, not sure i've ever denied that about Stones! Quite vocal about him being a let down personally.
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Raiola would probably ask for 40m himself, and a release clause so Haaland moves on in a couple years. There`s no way Raiola would be happy if Haaland stayed at a club for a long time
Raiola wants money. He doesn’t always move his players unless it is financially viable for them. Pogba hasn’t moved, albeit had his up and downs. Håland is worth it.
You argued his case with me a few weeks ago :)Tbh, not sure i've ever denied that about Stones! Quite vocal about him being a let down personally.
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