GrizzlingGammon
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- Dec 15, 2018
- 1,996
Because he's being a petulant man-child c@nt?
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[Albion] Can someone explain to me
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Muzzman
Pocket Rocket
I don’t have the vitriol but I do understand it. He gets a massive pass from me for only being 21.
I love De Zerbi’s stance. We should take our lead from him and simply dismiss him.
I love De Zerbi’s stance. We should take our lead from him and simply dismiss him.
JamesAndTheGiantHead
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Would love if if God makes him stay at Brighton and play with the reserves. Assume he’d be cool with that as well, if it’s His will.
- Jul 6, 2011
- 2,418
I want the money instead. Simply because then we will likely get one or two exciting new players no one has ever heard of.
Colonel Mustard
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- Jun 18, 2023
- 2,240
It’s obvious he refused to cooperate with the club and certainly stayed away since they returned from the US. Fook 'im.
BluesRockDJ
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- Jan 24, 2020
- 1,304
I think he'll find it difficult to train if, as reported , he's holed up in London ?
If the club have asked him to stay away, why not ?
Kalimantan Gull
Well-known member
Easy answer. A lot of people are silly. If Caicedo had had MacAllisters contract and vice versa, they would be loving Caicedo and hating on Mac Allister. But most people don't get nuance or context, and the rest of us have to suffer that.
He's been badly advised but at the end of the day, he's followed that advice. By all accounts, he emptied his locker on Monday and hasn't been seen since. You might be prepared to ignore that but most will consider that as making yourself unavailable to play.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
He was probably told to stay away like Trossard or Sanchez but I don’t see the vitriol for them.
There has been vitriol for both Trossard and Sanchez, you must have missed it!
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
One or two but not the wholesale scrum for Caidedo.
One photo showed him in the Marina, all well and good, until somebody posted an old photo of him in London, and the majority believed it was a day or two ago and the other man his agent. Neither was true.
Paul Barber warned us on Wednesday night at the forum. Out of 1000 things on the internet, 999 aren’t true.
Fine, you believe that he's a fine upstanding member of the squad. I'm guessing when RDZ said he'd already forgotten him he was misinformed.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
It’s all black and white isn’t it? No nuances, no shades of grey.
I don’t believe that but I don’t hate him either.
GrizzlingGammon
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- Dec 15, 2018
- 1,996
If you act like a sh*t, you get treated like sh*t. It's pretty simple.
I am going to give him some slack. He may be perceived as having acted as a SH@t, but if you are 21, in a foreign country for just over a year, and your nearest and dearest are all telling you that you could triple (or more) your wages overnight then: discuss. The bit he has been badly let down by his advisers is that If Chelsea don’t bid £111m +, not only has he burnt his bridges with us, but I don’t think the scousers will forgive him snubbing Liverpool
I find it hard to hate a 21 year old who was so good for us last season, and didn't sulk in January and instead got on with it after that window slammed shut.
He's had his head turned and is wanted by some of the biggest clubs in the world (and Chelsea). It's protracted because the figures are eye watering, but that's not his fault.
I won't be booing a player who was instrumental in our best ever season and ends up making the club about £80,000,000.
He's had his head turned and is wanted by some of the biggest clubs in the world (and Chelsea). It's protracted because the figures are eye watering, but that's not his fault.
I won't be booing a player who was instrumental in our best ever season and ends up making the club about £80,000,000.
Really CBA, you need a morality check.
BadFish
Huge Member
- Oct 19, 2003
- 18,222
If I was at the game I would give him a boo, but only to join in the pantomime.
No-one really know what has been agreed, said and done. We all like to fill in the gaps to suit our narrative but I hold no I'll will for the bloke. He is doing what he thinks he needs to do, or what he has been asked to do to get where he feels he needs to go. This is the game we are in.
I would just like to get it over with and our replacement(s) organised.
No-one really know what has been agreed, said and done. We all like to fill in the gaps to suit our narrative but I hold no I'll will for the bloke. He is doing what he thinks he needs to do, or what he has been asked to do to get where he feels he needs to go. This is the game we are in.
I would just like to get it over with and our replacement(s) organised.