Scotty Mac
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- Jul 13, 2003
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i am not saying they did lie here, obviously its impossible to know. but it could be to make him look like the bad game in all this
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Bertin do we want him back now
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i am not saying they did lie here, obviously its impossible to know. but it could be to make him look like the bad game in all this
British Bulldog
The great escape
- Feb 6, 2006
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I agree with you that El-Abd can play a good role in midfield as long as he keeps it simple! Sit back, win tackles, break up play and play the simple ball to another Albion player. Thats what he done when he first started playing in midfield and thats what he does best. It goes wrong when he starts to over elaborate and then starts rolling around the ground like some little pansy when an opposition player gets a bit rough with him. That I dont want to see!
I still think we've got room for Bertin within our squad though, the fella did show some class at times and playing alongside a fit Hammond they could do some damage between them.
British Bulldog
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- Feb 6, 2006
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reasons, you need reasons?:thud:
Man of Harveys
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Yes - well, 18-something% of NSC anyway. Empty vessels make the most noise.i find it quite funny that we are debating wether a player who is so much better than the majority of our players, who maybe would want to come back here, and we are suggesting that we are better without him.
Only NSC
Yes. Most people give reasons for their opinions.
In this case (Bertin) what have the club got to gain by lying? It's a simple question.
a person of your intelligence should not be asking such a question, the answer is simple. Work it out.
Scotty Mac
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the club offer him a one year deal. reason he doesnt accept is that he wants more security. board realise the fans are already discontented with the lack of action in the transfer market in recent season, and there failure to give one of our better players a contract he will sign will cause even more unrest - especially since falmer seems to be dragging on at this point. in order to save face, they say they offered a two year contract
just a scenario
British Bulldog
The great escape
- Feb 6, 2006
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Step aside algie the real Nazi's are moving in! Heil Yorkie!
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Dover
Home at Last.
Again. I will reiterate this point. If a partner has been unfaithful, you do not invite them in again.
British Bulldog
The great escape
- Feb 6, 2006
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Yeah but a bit of flirting never done anybody any harm!
Dover
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the club offer him a one year deal. reason he doesnt accept is that he wants more security. board realise the fans are already discontented with the lack of action in the transfer market in recent season, and there failure to give one of our better players a contract he will sign will cause even more unrest - especially since falmer seems to be dragging on at this point. in order to save face, they say they offered a two year contract
just a scenario
We'd already got Forster by then.
Barrel of Fun
Abort, retry, fail
I don't expect you to disclose your source, but it is a reliable?
If this is the case, then we should back track and get him in! How many players of his quality are floating about? I would rather we had a permanent than a loan. We don't need a squad full of fans, we need some talent!
Gritt23
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Absolutely agree. Bertin doesn't want to play for us, so I don't want him to. Attitude counts for a lot with me, and Bertin's isn't right for us. Oatway strength of character, and determination to do well, and his committment to the Albion more than made up for anything Bertin may have over him ability-wise.
And while everyone goes over-board about just how good Bertin was / is, let's not forget how absolutely gash we were at the end of last season. It's not as if he was turning us into a great side over-night, or even a good one, we were stinking the place out at times.