McCammon off to Brizzle City

[Silent Bob]

It was Iwelumo.

 

[Uncle Buck]

Was it not the big man that won the pentaly that one us the play off final?

That is historical rewriting of the Great Ones proportions.

 

[Lord Bracknell]

Didn't he score the winner against Chesterfield that won us promotion?

Or am I getting that confused with the goal against Hereford in 1997?

 

[Lord Bracknell]

Just remembered ...

... it was the one-on-one in the last minute of the 1983 cup final, when we beat Manchester United.

 

[Gully]

Didn't he score the goal that got us promoted from the Southern League back in nineteencanteen.

OK: who is going to claim that he helped herd the animals onto the ark?

 

[Pavilionaire]

3 reasons why this is good news:

1. McCammon's goals are less frequent than Halley's Comet.
2. He is a prima donna and a destabilising influence on the squad.
3. Joe Gatting will get valuable first team experience without learning bad habits off this complete cretin.

I confidently predict he will be playing non-league football inside 2 years.

 

[Lord Bracknell]

I confidently predict he will be playing non-league football inside 2 years.

I agree. And it will be for Bristol City.

 

[London Irish]

Good luck to Big Mac, he has been deplorably treated by the most immature section of the Albion support, he always played better than those idiots gave him credit for and his strength and aerial power will cause League 1 defences a lot of problems.

He was an important part of the team that kept us up last year (featuring in nearly all of that 7-game unbeaten run around Christmas time, for example) but had to be sacrificed by McGhee now to free up some cash for a loan signing, as his injury record and goal-scoring rate means the other, younger guys we have are better options for us now.

At times Big Mac didn't do himself any favours with McGhee, the notorious example being Burnley, but I feel the die was cast before his latest disagreements with McGhee and that a decision on his future had long been made before he went on to the phone-in.

That was an unprofessional thing to do of course by Big Mac, but Albion fans admire guts and someone sticking up for themselves, so ironically he really had nothing to lose and, partly because of that, he will be remembered more fondly than the immaturos on here think.

Good luck Big Mac

 

[London Irish]

Was it not the big man that won the pentaly that one us the play off final?

This is a point I think about the general effectiveness of a big targetman.

 

[Icy Gull]

Sad as it is, Gatting looks our best hope as our supposed ' targetman'

Stick with him and either put CKR or Jakey alongside him

Is he shit then? If not why is it sad? He's big enough, skilfull enough on the brief glimpses I've seen of him and apparently knows where the goal is, so what's the problem?

 

[Billy the Fish]

he will be remembered more fondly than the immaturos on here think.

Bullshit. Everyone I know that has seen him play thinks he is crap. None of them post on here

 

[Storer68]

well he obviously wasn't going to play for us again so ship him out

 

[Uncle Buck]

Good luck to Big Mac, he has been deplorably treated by the most immature section of the Albion support, he always played better than those idiots gave him credit for and his strength and aerial power will cause League 1 defences a lot of problems.

He was an important part of the team that kept us up last year (featuring in nearly all of that 7-game unbeaten run around Christmas time, for example) but had to be sacrificed by McGhee now to free up some cash for a loan signing, as his injury record and goal-scoring rate means the other, younger guys we have are better options for us now.

At times Big Mac didn't do himself any favours with McGhee, the notorious example being Burnley, but I feel the die was cast before his latest disagreements with McGhee and that a decision on his future had long been made before he went on to the phone-in.

That was an unprofessional thing to do of course by Big Mac, but Albion fans admire guts and someone sticking up for themselves, so ironically he really had nothing to lose and, partly because of that, he will be remembered more fondly than the immaturos on here think.

Good luck Big Mac

Predictable and patronising.

You still manage to get a swipe in at those that disagree with you and seem to know more about players than you.

 

[Finchley Seagull]

Good luck to Big Mac, he has been deplorably treated by the most immature section of the Albion support, he always played better than those idiots gave him credit for and his strength and aerial power will cause League 1 defences a lot of problems.

He was an important part of the team that kept us up last year (featuring in nearly all of that 7-game unbeaten run around Christmas time, for example) but had to be sacrificed by McGhee now to free up some cash for a loan signing, as his injury record and goal-scoring rate means the other, younger guys we have are better options for us now.

At times Big Mac didn't do himself any favours with McGhee, the notorious example being Burnley, but I feel the die was cast before his latest disagreements with McGhee and that a decision on his future had long been made before he went on to the phone-in.

That was an unprofessional thing to do of course by Big Mac, but Albion fans admire guts and someone sticking up for themselves, so ironically he really had nothing to lose and, partly because of that, he will be remembered more fondly than the immaturos on here think.

Good luck Big Mac

Absolutely, I will remember him for his goal against Sunderland that gave us one of our best results of last season. Funny that it is his goalscoring record that is criticised but last season he got one less than Leon Knight in only half a season. But Leon Knight is a quality Championship player and should never be criticised.

Good luck Mark. Hope he does well at Bristol City. He has always been unlucky with injuries at Brighton and we have never seen the best of him as a result.

 

[Tony Meolas Loan Spell]

He'll get mullered if he doesnt perform, city fans are a fickle bunch

And we are not!!!

 

[Pavilionaire]

LI, that's the biggest load of bollocks I've read all day.

McCammon will be remembered for 2 things:

1. Making an arse out of himself, Harty, the fans and the club by calling the phone-in.

2. For being an absolutely shit footballer.

 

[Kinky Gerbil]

LI, that's the biggest load of bollocks I've read all day.

McCammon will be remembered for 2 things:

1. Making an arse out of himself, Harty, the fans and the club by calling the phone-in.

2. For being an absolutely shit footballer.

3. looking like lamar

 

[London Irish]

Predictable and patronising.

Very predictable and patronising

 

[Gritt23]

What happened to him being too good to go down a division as he said on the phone in?

Presumably he will now score bagfuls for Bristol City, seeing as he's better than League 1 ... in his opinion.

 

[Uncle Buck]

Very predictable and patronising

Yes Steve, that is you.