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Would you have Calderon back at the Albion?
- Thread starter murraymints4brighton
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Gerbil
Nsc's most loved
No, do one prick 
That's really easy to say, but the reality is that in the last 20 years we've never found one.
Hoyte is more than good enough for this league, i'd be happy with him as a replacement.
Da Man Clay
T'Blades
- Dec 16, 2004
- 16,286
Nope. Had his chance.
murraymints4brighton
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Agree, considering he plucked Calderon out of complete obscurity he must be able to get someone better or of the same standard into the club.
clippedgull
Hotdogs, extra onions
I agree, but a lot of us thought (and still do) McNulty was the best left back over the same period and then Painter turned up and arguably is better than Jimmy! I believe with the new progressive Seagulls quality will be found.
Barrel of Fun
Abort, retry, fail
Yes, probably.
He was under no obligation to sign the contract and despite preliminarily agreeing with the terms, asked for an extension with the possibility of earning a bit more money. How many of us would do that?
Having said that, it was a shame that he chose to wait beyond the deadline and see the contract offer withdrawn. I know Gus wants people that want to play for the club, but I don't think his actions were inexcusable.
It's not the end of the world if he doesn't come back to the club, but we have lost a very good right back if he doesn't.
I really don't understand the amount of vitriol levelled at him. Cullip, Kuipers and so on have handed in transfer requests at different stages, but I can't remember them being lambasted.
He was under no obligation to sign the contract and despite preliminarily agreeing with the terms, asked for an extension with the possibility of earning a bit more money. How many of us would do that?
Having said that, it was a shame that he chose to wait beyond the deadline and see the contract offer withdrawn. I know Gus wants people that want to play for the club, but I don't think his actions were inexcusable.
It's not the end of the world if he doesn't come back to the club, but we have lost a very good right back if he doesn't.
I really don't understand the amount of vitriol levelled at him. Cullip, Kuipers and so on have handed in transfer requests at different stages, but I can't remember them being lambasted.
I agree, but a lot of us thought (and still do) McNulty was the best left back over the same period and then Painter turned up and arguably is better than Jimmy! I believe with the new progressive Seagulls quality will be found.
Not arguably, he is better than Jimmy Mac
Don Tmatter
Well-known member
Voted Yes but doubt Gus is for turning
BUTTERBALL
East Stand Brighton Boyz
Yes, in fantasy land. Gus won't have him back. Incedentally, if they do sack Pardew considering where they finished in the end and a trophy in the cabinet, it would be the most pointless sacking in the history of football - the game has gone mad!
glasfryn
cleaning up cat sick
thought long and hard about this several days ago and yes I would have him back ....but its not up to us is it
Marshy
Well-known member
I love him, but you have to back Gus on this one.
Fran Hagarty
Well-known member
Definitely. Bad decision to let him go.
Fran Hagarty
Well-known member
Too right. The best post I've seen on the subject. Some of the comments on here would indicate that those who made them need a course in anger management! LOL
Jimmy Grimble
Well-known member
Only on reduced terms.