[Albion] Can someone explain to me

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Mr Bridger

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Feb 25, 2013
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The manner of which it's been conducted. Ali Mac didn't down tools and refuse to train.
If Moises carried on regardless and let 'God' choose his destiny we'd all be at the gates cheering and waving him goodbye.
 
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One Teddy Maybank

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Aug 4, 2006
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Why loads of posters are hating on Caicedo when his sale is bringing £110m into the club but they seem fine with McAllister going for £35m.

I understand he's forcing a move but McAllister didn't have to, we couldn't hang out for more money there.
I think it’s more around the alleged behaviour of the player and his agent.

Mac Allister was respectful throughout and barely caused a ripple.
 


Gabbafella

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Aug 22, 2012
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For me it's because of how Caicedo and his blood sucking agent have made themselves look.
Moises is acting like a complete knobber, Ali Mac was a complete professional about it, huge difference.
 


pocketseagull

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Dec 29, 2014
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Because McAllister was never seen to agitate for a move and in fact probably did us a favour by signing another deal prior to the World Cup, even with a 'release mechanism'. Think people see him as being grateful.

Though tbf I can't be too upset with Caicedo, he's the most coveted player of this transfer window and his talent deserves the money/fame etc.
 






One Love

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Aug 22, 2011
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McAllister didn't have to be disrespectful. His agent had engineered a cheap exit.

Similar players, gulf of difference to what he's provided into the coffers of the club. He's paid off the stadium FFS
 


phoenix

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May 18, 2009
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McAllister didn't have to be disrespectful. His agent had engineered a cheap exit.

Similar players, gulf of difference to what he's provided into the coffers of the club. He's paid off the stadium FFS
Totally correct imho in fact it was all very clever and insured we didn't get the same value for him like Caicedo . I can't bear to see Mac and him and Moises rip up the league so my reason for not wanting them together at Liverpool.
 












BNthree

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Sep 14, 2016
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Not sure I’ve seen loads hating on Caicedo. Handful not happy at his assumption he was off but that’s it.
 


SeagullinExile

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Sep 10, 2010
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This is football. You have to give a former player who leaves under a cloud a hard time.

It’s the LAW!
 








Hamilton

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We don’t know MC has refused to train. Just as likely the club told him to stay away.
This.

We are filling in the gaps and likely doing so with half truths and misinformation.

It’s still simple. If Chelsea meet the valuation that Tony and Barbs have, then he’ll go.
 




Springal

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Feb 12, 2005
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Anyone that wants to fcuk off
Can do just that
Even Dunk when he handed in a transfer request to go to Fulham (ffs?)
 






Thunder Bolt

Silly old bat
Ah yes, the "tight hamstring"
As said by Paul Barber. You either believe him or call him a liar.
There is no proof that Caicedo has refused to play, unlike Sanchez.

All there is, is internet gossip, and Paul Barber also said out of 1000 things said about it on the internet, 999 are wrong.
Haters are gonna hate, with or without proof, but it does show how hate spreads easily. People believe what they want to believe.

I fully blame his new agents.
 


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