JoeMercer'sWay
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Doesn't reflect well on Berahino, I'd have second thoughts on signing him after that outburst unless he performs out of his skin.
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Saido Berahino
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Dribble
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He quite cleverly left himself an out by saying Peace, not club nor Pulis, whilst Tevez made it a Mancini or me situation. Either way WBA are doing nothing wrong, Berahino signed a contract of his own free will that I assume he was happy with at the time and all WBA have done is to say he remains their player until their valuation is met. But even if it was met yesterday, it was too late as they wouldn't be able to replace him through lack of time.Will Berahino now do a Tevez? The key to sort this is Pulis.
Berahino has been badly advised and if Spurs really wanted him that badly, surely they would have seen the signs long before deadline day.....
jimharri
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cleavers
Moderator
Moved this in here, as its no longer a transfer subject.
I actually feel a little sorry for him, he got caught up in a battle of ego's. I don't really understand why he asked for a transfer when Spurs were the likely destination, but to be caught between Peace, and Levy was a little unlucky.
His tweet was a bit stupid, but that can be resolved with a bit of chat.
Funny its the second time this has happened at WBA in recent seasons.
I actually feel a little sorry for him, he got caught up in a battle of ego's. I don't really understand why he asked for a transfer when Spurs were the likely destination, but to be caught between Peace, and Levy was a little unlucky.
His tweet was a bit stupid, but that can be resolved with a bit of chat.
Funny its the second time this has happened at WBA in recent seasons.
JoeMercer'sWay
Well-Known Member
Moved this in here, as its no longer a transfer subject.
I actually feel a little sorry for him, he got caught up in a battle of ego's. I don't really understand why he asked for a transfer when Spurs were the likely destination, but to be caught between Peace, and Levy was a little unlucky.
His tweet was a bit stupid, but that can be resolved with a bit of chat.
Funny its the second time this has happened at WBA in recent seasons.
Should have got on with it, put it out there, could have ended up with a move to Dippers or Rags if he'd done it sensibly.
jimharri
Moderator
"A bit"? That's being very generous. He's opened a legal can of worms there; breach of contract being the obvious one. Refusing to do his job.Moved this in here, as its no longer a transfer subject.
I actually feel a little sorry for him, he got caught up in a battle of ego's. I don't really understand why he asked for a transfer when Spurs were the likely destination, but to be caught between Peace, and Levy was a little unlucky.
His tweet was a bit stupid, but that can be resolved with a bit of chat.
Funny its the second time this has happened at WBA in recent seasons.
cleavers
Moderator
Luckily for him he's still at West Brom then ;o)Should have got on with it, put it out there, could have ended up with a move to Dippers or Rags if he'd done it sensibly.
He had his head turned, it didn't work out, so now he's going to have to suck it up a bit and perform.
When you're stuck between Levy £20m over 8 years, with £2m up front, and the rest in add ons as fas as ballon d'or, and Peace £50m up front, in cash, today, there wasn't much middle ground, and then Spurs basically left him high and dry, hopefully he'll have learned not to bother with Spurs in future. His tweet was just frustration, at least he didn't turn up at the Spurs training ground trying to blag his way in.
cleavers
Moderator
Not much doubt about that, and a young lad will always be impulsive.Berahino has been badly advised