SkyblueTexan
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He did during todays post match comments
Palmer leaving (11 Viewers)
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Grendel
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He said palmer forced the move and his performance against Oxford gave him zero choice to get rid
Speedie's Head
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Robins didn't sound angry or annoyed in any way, a bit frustrated perhaps
junglej13
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Saw this on twitter before...
When will the penny drop with him. You could show me the transcript of this interview and I could tell you whose words they were.
I suspect we might see some Fabrizio Romano tweets in Jan about all the top clubs who are interested in him.
When will the penny drop with him. You could show me the transcript of this interview and I could tell you whose words they were.
I suspect we might see some Fabrizio Romano tweets in Jan about all the top clubs who are interested in him.
Sick Boy
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He’s more suited to someone like Wrexham in League One.
AOM
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Danceswithhorses
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Seeing as you forced your move to Hull and left us short in numbers, you wont get much sympathy from Coventry City and us fans.
Maybe the reason that you're constantly being left out is not everyone else's fault...maybe its you and your one dimensional gameplan ?
Agreed he offered something different. Surely his wage demands were less than a fee signing on fee and wages.
However also need to consider he is clearly.an impact sub not a starter with most managers which should be reflected in any wage negotiations. I think basic with a larger performance based bonus would be best for someone like Palmer
COVKIDSNEVERQUIT
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AOM
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Yeah I was being flippant really. I agree though, think he'll have a well deserved break for a bit now
Mucca Mad Boys
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We got a great deal getting £750k for him in his contract year.
Grendel
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Just rinse and repeat from Palmer with zero self awareness.
He reminds me of a guy who used to work for me. Was never interested in working and appraisal time was rather negative. He said with no sense of irony that “I was another one. You lot all give me this feedback - none of you have a clue”
Sky_Blue_Dreamer
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Indeed. Plamer has spent his career at numerous clubs as a bit part player. Maybe when every club that signs you ends up not playing you maybe it's not them that's the problem.
Saddlebrains
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Hes got an ego bigger than Doug that bloke
Hobo
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Mark Robins has said he wants to get back to work quickly.
Cally Fedora
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He is and always will be a bit part luxury player.
FergieTheFinisher
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No real loss.
skybluegod
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He could do that but as you have said not regularly enough. He did it once every 10 games.
And ultimately as that interview shows he's a bit of a prick.
Captain Dart
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Oh dear.
FergieTheFinisher
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There’s no denying he had some skills, but his contribution whether on the pitch, on the bench or just training wasn’t consistantly good enough.
Some players cause more negativity, even if they are talented, by bitching and moaning and that shit becomes toxic. It’s just not worth having them in the dressing room for their occasional spot of brilliance.
Some players cause more negativity, even if they are talented, by bitching and moaning and that shit becomes toxic. It’s just not worth having them in the dressing room for their occasional spot of brilliance.
Razzle Dazzle Dean Gordon
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Didn't do it regularly enough i don't think. I loved watching him when he was on his game but so much of his play felt like it was 'nearly' superb. I do agree that at present we miss having a central player willing to try something with the ball in tight spots though