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Bwian

Kiss my (_!_)
Jul 14, 2003
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KneeOn

Well-known member
Jun 4, 2009
4,695
I'd take him back. I can't blame him for being turned by the wages that are being quoted.
 


Feb 14, 2010
4,932
I'd take him back. I can't blame him for being turned by the wages that are being quoted.

Agree that no offence should be takebn because he thought h might get a bette offer, but understand whd why a deadline to sign was made, tho i wouldnt have given a deadline, but once given, it has rto be stood by, or else future contact negotiations will be hamstrung. Its done good luck to Clderon, and fair play Poyet
 










thejackal

Throbbing Member
Oct 22, 2008
1,160
Brighthelmstone
Calde didn't turn us down. He agreed a contract with us then refused to sign it until he'd spoken to the scummers, which is why Gus withdrew the offer. Gus was offended by this, and you can see why: 6 months ago Calde was a nobody, rejected by various clubs. Gus gave him his break in English footy and offered him a deal when he was injured.

There is NO WAY Gus would have him back now - it would make Gus look weak. There is no offer. He will not be our player next year.

Equally, Gus won't go to the scummers. He's put it on record that he will not jump ship for a team in the same division, no matter how 'big' they think they are.

Chillax everyone, and start looking for a new right back. Any ideas?
 


















drew

Drew
NSC Patron
Oct 3, 2006
23,641
Burgess Hill
You don't like this club do you?


Being a regularly at whatever ground we have called home for the last 35 years would suggest otherwise. Poyet has been here less than a year and is unlikely to last another 34 years. We have now lost two of our best players needlessly without suitable replacements because of hissy fits.
 




The Merry Prankster

Pactum serva
Aug 19, 2006
5,578
Shoreham Beach
Calde didn't turn us down. He agreed a contract with us then refused to sign it until he'd spoken to the scummers, which is why Gus withdrew the offer. Gus was offended by this, and you can see why: 6 months ago Calde was a nobody, rejected by various clubs. Gus gave him his break in English footy and offered him a deal when he was injured.

There is NO WAY Gus would have him back now - it would make Gus look weak. There is no offer. He will not be our player next year.

Equally, Gus won't go to the scummers. He's put it on record that he will not jump ship for a team in the same division, no matter how 'big' they think they are.

Chillax everyone, and start looking for a new right back. Any ideas?

I agree with this but not the part about taking him back making Gus look weak. I think the opposite. There is far more strength in forgiveness than there is in obduracy.
 


scooter1

How soon is now?
The relationship between Calderon and Poyet has broken down, thats it - the end. Exactly the same as Forster, and thats ended too.

Since being here Poyet has made some brave decisions and he pulled us from 21st to a mid-table finish - he's doing well, long may it continue
 








Shropshire Seagull

Well-known member
Nov 5, 2004
8,793
Telford
Is Gus becoming the new no-nonsence Brian Clough?

I can still hear Cloughie's words:
"Now listen, young man, we do it my way here. Now run along, there's a good lad"
 


sparkie

Well-known member
Jul 17, 2003
13,280
Hove
Is there really no way back for Calderon?

Of course he'd have to do some serious grovelling and eat van loads of humble pie, but could he catch Gus in a good mood after his holiday?

I know Gus is principled, but could he be pragmatic in this case?

:thumbsup:
 


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