Yes as the past few transfer windows show people are banging down the door to sign for Brighton.bhafc4eva said:this club needs players who wants to play for the club
I suggest that its you that is shipped out
Yes as the past few transfer windows show people are banging down the door to sign for Brighton.bhafc4eva said:this club needs players who wants to play for the club
Kinky Gerbils said:Yes as the past few transfer windows show people are banging down the door to sign for Brighton.
I suggest that its you that is shipped out
And you have a team that wants to play for them now and look where they are in the table, Footballers are mercenaries most of the time and are in it for the money (its a job after all) they are not going to all want to play for your club, no matter what level.bhafc4eva said:All i am asking is the players we have here i hope are proud and want to play for us. I dont want some whining little pixie calling the shots.
Kinky Gerbils said:And you have a team that wants to play for them now and look where they are in the table, Footballers are mercenaries most of the time and are in it for the money (its a job after all) they are not going to all want to play for your club, no matter what level.
Gully said:Sorry but I have to take issue here, I would rather have players in the team who want to play for us, rather than throw their teddies out of the cot every time they are dropped or have a run in the reserves. There are a couple of players at the club who have been with us for some time, they have played in many different roles and have been in and out of the side at times, yet we don't hear them complaining or slapping in transfer requests. I think we all know to whom I am referring, they are OGH and Kerry, I can't believe they just stay here for the money. Those two are in my opinion model professionals who always give 110% when they pull the shirt on, some of the younger players would do well to follow their example. If Hendo really doesn't want to play for us, or gets a monk on every time he is dropped, then he should either grow up or be got rid.
bhafc4eva said:If Henderson is reading this please f*** off as soon as possible, this club needs players who wants to play for the club and has always been the case.
bhafc4eva said:2 very exceptional cases there. They were 2 great players who never stopped giving 100%, i dont remember either handing in 2 transfer request in one season, being very average and handing games away like Toys r us.
Gully said:Sorry but I have to take issue here, I would rather have players in the team who want to play for us, rather than throw their teddies out of the cot every time they are dropped or have a run in the reserves. There are a couple of players at the club who have been with us for some time, they have played in many different roles and have been in and out of the side at times, yet we don't hear them complaining or slapping in transfer requests. I think we all know to whom I am referring, they are OGH and Kerry, I can't believe they just stay here for the money. Those two are in my opinion model professionals who always give 110% when they pull the shirt on, some of the younger players would do well to follow their example. If Hendo really doesn't want to play for us, or gets a monk on every time he is dropped, then he should either grow up or be got rid.
bhafc4eva said:All i am saying is i cant see what the big fuss is, your reserve keeper hands in a transfer request. Big deal throw him out, i dont expect clubs will be queing up to take him off our hands. Kuipers did it once and apologised and has since continued to fight for his place, even when being replaced by a keeper that clearly isnt very good. Sooner he goes the better.
I think you will find both had issues with the manager at the time .. Cullip still continued to play and give his all whilst on the list .. Granted that dropped away once he knew he was off .Yorkie said:No exceptions. They handed in transfer requests because they didn't want to play for us. You can't have it both ways.
Da Man Clay said:Why would he want to fight for his place here? Has he got any incentive to? Honestly read some of the posts on this thread, wouldn't want to make me fight for a place.
seen them and as a goalkeeper I don't see what your getting at on this one I'm afraid. Liek I said, Hendo IS a good keeper, my grievence is him being unprofessional IMHO and throwing his toys out of his pram when not in the side rather than working to improve and get the no1 spot back.Yorkie said:You didn't see the two goals that Kuipers conceded at Bristol then?
bhafc4eva said:I believe he has only bought it upon his self. Players make bad mistakes they are going to get criticised, if you make mistakes in your own job you will be pulled up on it. Thats life! We dont all hand in our notice when we fall out of favour with the boss. The bloke needs to grow up.
Garry Nelson's Left Foot said:For what it's worth, here's my view as an 'outsider'...
It seems to me that Henderson isn't being the most professional of footballers. Twice he's been dropped and twice he's handed in a transfer request. He doesn't seem to have very good timing either as for the second time he's handed it in at a time when he's got little chance of a decent move. Anyway, regardless of the poor timing it just creates the impression that he has no wish to actually fight for his place. Maybe he thinks he has a divine right to be first choice keeper and an international? I don't know. The argus report says he wants to move to protect his international career. If he's currently not good enough to earn a starting place in a league one side then he's not got much of an international career full stop. Putting in a transfer request and changing clubs isn't going to change that fact. Knuckling down, working hard in training, winning your club place back and putting in decent performances on the pitch will give him his best chance of maintaining an international career, IMHO. Football is a competitve business and the sooner he realises that nothing is guaranteed and nothing is given to you on a plate the better. For him and for us.
As for blaming the fans. I think that's being slightly disingenuous. I don't know how much stick he's been getting. Abusing our own players isn't really necessary, particularly what is alleged to have happened at bournemouth. However, in the 19 years that I've been following the Albion a number of players have, at times, received fearfull abuse. How about Dean Wilkins? He used to get loads of abuse. He never quit or threatened to. Infact, he's just as passionate-if not more so- about this club as anyone on here even after all the abuse he got. Sadly, it's a fact of footballing life that fans will occasionally turn on their own players. If it was a big problem for Henderson he would have handed in a transfer request earlier, wouldn't he? But, no, he's waited until he's been dropped and not immediately reinstated before asking to leave.
Finally, everyone here seems to acknowledge that it's a vocal minority that abuse him. So, we can assume, the majority support him or at least don't wish him ill. Shame on the vocal minority for abusing a young player. But, equally, shame on the SILENT MAJORITY. Why don't you drown out the abuse instead of waiting to come on here and moan about it? If you put half as much effort into supporting him at games as you do complaining on here then he'd know that the majority want him to succeed.
To quote the eloquent Withdean Wanderer. 'Supporters-pricks' Indeed.