Gynnsthetonic
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Because some of us just love a kebab. Personally the Istanbul chicken shish in a pitta
Because some of us just love a kebab. Personally the Istanbul chicken shish in a pittaWhy does anyone care?
Like all clubs in this division, Shef U will lose their highest earners/ biggest star players.Who will manage them though,the was a moment when the camera panned to a couple of Individuals, money men I think,sure they'll have some input!
I think they could be the Leeds of next season. They lost the play offs then smashed 100 points.His absolute best would be Leeds, Sun, Burnley or one of the relegated sides maybe Ipswich.
I just don't think he's at the level anymore to be playing for a Fulham, Brentford etc.
He's a top midfielder in this division and stands out, but the Prem is levels above this division.
It will be interesting to see how Shef U navigate around this utter fuck up losing today, Hamer and many will like move on.
It will appear that Shef U will be doomed because of this failure, but they will recoup a fair amount and rebuild. I still think next season they will be right up the top.
Listen to Ben Wilson on Ben Foster's podcast, was recorded around the start of the 2023/24 season just after Hamer left and he pretty much admitted that Gus has a completely unconventional diet and routine for a professional footballer, combine that with the fact just about every man and his dog has got a selfie with him in Samoan Joe's and it says all you need to knowi dont know the ins and out of his lifestyle, but whats the rumours?
Listen to Ben Wilson on Ben Foster's podcast, was recorded around the start of the 2023/24 season just after Hamer left and he pretty much admitted that Gus has a completely unconventional diet and routine for a professional footballer, combine that with the fact just about every man and his dog has got a selfie with him in Samoan Joe's and it says all you need to know
As I have said previously in the thread, both fantastic footballers but there was a reason that Gyokeres got a move to a top club playing in European competition and Hamer went to one of the worst sides in Premier League history - Vik was an animal, you only have to look how ripped and bulky he is these days to see that and according to Adi he spent hours on the training ground trying to improve himself, Gus supposedly likes the footballers lifestyle too much and it is of detriment to him, he's had a better career than most even playing one Premier League game but could and should be so much more, but an established Premier League club will simply not take that chance on him if his lifestyle is still the same
I wouldn't be putting money on any of the promoted teams staying up next season. No matter the size of the club the gap is way to big and getting bigger. 4th from bottom is going to take some effort by one of the 3.
Shame that its become a thankless task but winning promotion is not exactly the great prize we chase. The getting there is more fun than the outcome, its like climbing Everest only to find the top and the view is of a taller mountain in front of you thats impossible to climb.
Lol yet in o hare thread your talking about how he would be a premier league player soon wether he plays or not.I wouldn’t be surprised. If he was that much in demand he’d have gone over the summer…if he sorted his lifestyle out it’d be a different matter.
What about in the last 10 years?Just did some number crunching on how promoted teams fare in their first PL season since 1992...
It was a 56% survival rate - basically a coin flip
Looked at all 32 seasons, 96 promoted teams total:
54 stayed up
42 went straight back down
What usually happens:
2 out of 3 survive (most common - happened 15 times)
1 out of 3 survive (12 times)
All 3 survive (only twice! 2001-02 and 2022-23)
All 3 relegated (4 times including this season)
Odds would suggest 1 stops up this season and I would suspect Leeds stand the best chance.
I’m not overly bothered about either of them. Both would have been PL players if they’d won yesterday, albeit for a team who’d almost certainly finish bottom, again. I don’t think an established PL team would sign either of them.Lol yet in o hare thread your talking about how he would be a premier league player soon wether he plays or not.
Always positive slang for o hare and always negative for hamer. I don't get why you love one and not the other
You do to hamer what you dislike about what's done to o hare thoughI’m not overly bothered about either of them. Both would have been PL players if they’d won yesterday, albeit for a team who’d almost certainly finish bottom, again. I don’t think an established PL team would sign either of them.
I do find the vitriol to CoH quite strange though.
I don’t think I’ve ever called Hamer a greasy rat or said he’s done as a footballer. I think he lacks professionalism though, which is evidently true.You do to hamer what you dislike about what's done to o hare though
Just under 50% about 43% with the last 2 seasons being a bigger trapdoor for the promoted clubs. If it happens next season I think we cam conclusively say the gap is widening. People forget Brighton, Brentford, Bournemouth, Forest when they wheel out the impossible to stay up, the gaps too big clichés.What about in the last 10 years?
Yeah I know I could research it myself but I’m being lazy
They did it by spending 100s of millions.Just under 50% about 43% with the last 2 seasons being a bigger trapdoor for the promoted clubs. If it happens next season I think we cam conclusively say the gap is widening. People forget Brighton, Brentford, Bournemouth, Forest when they wheel out the impossible to stay up, the gaps too big clichés.
A post from the Sheffield Utd forum...........
Sell Vini and sign Coventry's Rudoni, sell Hamer and sign Norwich's Sainz, sell Anel and sign Coventry's Bobby Thomas.
Istanbul special for meBecause some of us just love a kebab. Personally the Istanbul chicken shish in a pitta
Listen to Ben Wilson on Ben Foster's podcast, was recorded around the start of the 2023/24 season just after Hamer left and he pretty much admitted that Gus has a completely unconventional diet and routine for a professional footballer, combine that with the fact just about every man and his dog has got a selfie with him in Samoan Joe's and it says all you need to know
As I have said previously in the thread, both fantastic footballers but there was a reason that Gyokeres got a move to a top club playing in European competition and Hamer went to one of the worst sides in Premier League history - Vik was an animal, you only have to look how ripped and bulky he is these days to see that and according to Adi he spent hours on the training ground trying to improve himself, Gus supposedly likes the footballers lifestyle too much and it is of detriment to him, he's had a better career than most even playing one Premier League game but could and should be so much more, but an established Premier League club will simply not take that chance on him if his lifestyle is still the same
yeah if only he made himself miserable and life not worth living he could have added an extra zero to his bank account.
Some of you people I swear.
I didn't say that did Iyeah if only he made himself miserable and life not worth living he could have added an extra zero to his bank account.
Some of you people I swear.
There's nothing wrong with what he said, he's merely pointing out why Hamer won't reach his ceiling.
If he's happy doing what he's doing then fair enough but it will hold him back.
It really annoys some people when people don’t spend their entire life counting calories and restricting fun.
The man has won at life FFS and there’s a bunch of SEO optimisers and IT workers telling him he should have gone to bed a bit earlier.
We used to be a real country.
It’s facts though. If he took care of himself better he would be a better player. Nobody is saying he should make himself miserable?It really annoys some people when people don’t spend their entire life counting calories and restricting fun.
The man has won at life FFS and there’s a bunch of SEO optimisers and IT workers telling him he should have gone to bed a bit earlier.
We used to be a real country.
What are you talking about?
If he wants to go to a higher level, which he has the talent to do, he needs to be more professional, that's what people are saying and thats a fact.
If he doesn't then fine.
And if you don't think IT workers should comment on what professional footballers should do then you need to spend the day deleting a load of your posts.
Search Jamie Allen against your name and start there
He clearly doesn’t! He’s not put in a transfer request at a Champ club once. I wouldn’t be surprised if he’s still there next season. Man is obviously happy enjoying life and being a hero at a club and this place keep crying because he won’t eat boiled chicken and broccoli for life so he can get ten appearances for Crystal Palace.
It’s facts though. If he took care of himself better he would be a better player. Nobody is saying he should make himself miserable?
He clearly doesn’t! He’s not put in a transfer request at a Champ club once. I wouldn’t be surprised if he’s still there next season. Man is obviously happy enjoying life and being a hero at a club and this place keep crying because he won’t eat boiled chicken and broccoli for life so he can get ten appearances for Crystal Palace.
If anything yours is an emotional response as it’s clearly struck a nerve.Facts are stated once maybe, this is an emotional response I’m afraid, it’s all half of you talk about.
Given Hamers obvious natural talent I think it would be disappointing for him if the highest he achieved was a season in the Prem in one of the worst teams of all time.
Actually think the suggestion of somewhere like Galatasaray is a better fit. Big club and he'd do well there I think.
Given Hamers obvious natural talent I think it would be disappointing for him if the highest he achieved was a season in the Prem in one of the worst teams of all time.
Actually think the suggestion of somewhere like Galatasaray is a better fit. Big club and he'd do well there I think.
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