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Skybluestu82
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Knobhead!!
It's official, there is no longer any loyalty left in this world and even someone who seems, sorry seemed to speak the truth week in week out will actually lie through his teeth.
It's official, there is no longer any loyalty left in this world and even someone who seems, sorry seemed to speak the truth week in week out will actually lie through his teeth.
Grendel
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We know last Thursday that he said he was here for the long term. We know by Friday Huddersfield were making overtures.
He's had plenty of backing and has one of the top budgets in the league. If he wanted even more that is no ones fault but his as he new the score. The board have backed him far more than most.
Skybluestu82
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To be fair you are right, I know nothing of what has happened however if something was 'in my blood' it would take a fair bit to get it out.
You will I'm sure agree that when you have been part of something and all starts to turn pear shaped, you generally stick with it, not jump into bed with the first thing that comes along.
The reason I say first as well is surely on the logic if he was happy but isn't now would suggest that when Donny came calling he was a happy man. So you tell me, if something's going well and all of a sudden things change behind the scenes do you just bolt immediately or try to make good.
The only thing I can think of to warrant such a reaction would be admin or even liquidation.
Sky Blue Pete
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Or .......... He changed his mind
Skybluestu82
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Quite possibly, not overly in his blood then was it.
torchomatic
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Nah, can't just be that. He's an honest chap, don't you know. Something must have gone on behind the scenes. If 31K people packing the stadium and singing his name can't make him stay then nothing can.
Shame, because he's an honest chap, don't you know, etc etc.
Shame, because he's an honest chap, don't you know, etc etc.
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Skybluestu82
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Always easier to go for the simple yet effect MR. Lets hope his replacement doesn't have a double barrelled name otherwise we may be in trouble.
Sky Blue Pete
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Ochums razer. The most likely explanation is the correct one! He has used us as a stepping stone in his career
dongonzalos
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I know.
Just hope if he goes. He is allowed to be as straight speaking as he has in his post match interviews
dongonzalos
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Because you don't know all the facts yet
Lord_Nampil
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There's one reason why he's left £££££££££££££££££££££!! The problem he he's us keeping them up! They have 37 points but if u look at it, u may need more than 50 points to stay up this season, every one is winning near the bottom!! Ooo well who cares we have our own problems to concentrate on!!!
kingharvest
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It is interesting.
He joins CCFC at their lowest point in recent memory with a half decent squad and the promise of being able to bring in some fresh faces. To me, that sounds like the perfect 'stepping stone' opportunity, knowing full well that a bit of organisation, increased fitness and David McGoldrick up front would be enough to string together a good run of results and push the club up the league.
Why else would he put a release clause in his 3 year contract? If he does a good job, which he knew he could, someone else will come along and offer him something else.
I'm not surprised he's gone, i'm just surprised its Huddersfield that persuaded him.
He joins CCFC at their lowest point in recent memory with a half decent squad and the promise of being able to bring in some fresh faces. To me, that sounds like the perfect 'stepping stone' opportunity, knowing full well that a bit of organisation, increased fitness and David McGoldrick up front would be enough to string together a good run of results and push the club up the league.
Why else would he put a release clause in his 3 year contract? If he does a good job, which he knew he could, someone else will come along and offer him something else.
I'm not surprised he's gone, i'm just surprised its Huddersfield that persuaded him.
Leamington Pete
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Has anyone considered that the next kick in the teeth might be him pinching some of our players?
torchomatic
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TommyAtkins
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Wasn't the only one who said Robins wouldn't leave. Shit happens. We move on.
torchomatic
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True, you got me there. However, in my defence I didn't realise Robins was an identikit money-grabbing son of a gun.
When he said he was happy here, I thought he meant it.
When he said he was happy here, I thought he meant it.
TommyAtkins
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If we want to keep our manager from being poached, we need to appoint one who won't be successful
dongonzalos
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Or owners who can convince the manager he will be more successful with then than the alternative
fernandopartridge
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Money talks, Huddersfield have money, we don't.
dongonzalos
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You made me laugh with this one Torch.
Torch do you consider at all that the financial uncertainty the surrounds our club due to SISU, played any part in MR's thinking?
cloughie
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dongonzalos
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Apparently we have the rent money and it is principle that it is not been paid as opposed to us not having the money.
If that was paid. This season we have signed 14/15 players.
No rent debt all over the media.
No talk of Coventry as a skint club
