little curly alan ball
Player Valuation: £70m
i like the lad, but i dont like party boys.
Im ( WAS ) a Party Boy BUT I DONT PLAY FOR Everton
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i like the lad, but i dont like party boys.
AN ILL KEEP GOING BACK TO ; HE WASNT OUR PLayer ...!!! WE DIDNT KNOW HIM !!!
Agents , Others saying ; Hes BOSS , HELL COME GOOD .. WE WERE FEARING , an YOUS WERE SAYING ; Relegation !!!
WE , meanwhile ; HD FUK ALL , AN YOU Sir - with resoect , wrote REAMS on the subject , along with others , admittedly ..
DK , for you to be ; Quelle Surprise , now is CHOICE, My Mate ...
CHOICE , as Me Arl Nanna woulda said ...
Hes GONE ..
MOVE ON ...
Therel be other sticks to beat them with Braaaaaaaaaaa ...
Dave you're clutching at straws mate; even if he played and didn't get jibbed off it doesn't mean we'd be celebrating a trip back to the Big Smoke, there where 16 other players in that squad on Saturday
The Drenthe situation DID NOT affect the players on the pitch, because once we went 1 up we controlled the remainder of the 1st half and we just got out muscled in the 2nd half. Its football, **** happens dude. You're trying to pin point this on Moyes, the only thing you should be accusing Moyes of is not firing his players up for the 2nd half.
Drenthe is an enigma; he blows out and cold. Blues love him coz he's a nut job and he was something different (a fast paced winger with a fierce shot) when in reality he's a small, stocky, black Peter Beagrie who runs into defenders more times then he goes past them. Yes he has goals and assists, but he's also cost us games and points.
But apparantly we did know him by Christmas...by all accounts we knew he was negotiating with Liverpool and taking the piss in training. The fact he's not contracted to us makes it EASIER not more difficult to get him to fcuk out of it. At that stage a decision to take the hit on the loan fee should ahve been made - it looks like it was an error to employ him from what's been revealed, so why compound that error by letting the situation drag on with the carnage you've described? Does not make sense mate...not if you're trying to make the case that the manager acted in the right way anyway.
As for what I wrote at the time about our place in the league: I'm sorry mate, but if you care to look you'll see I was relaxed about it and saying we'll finish top ten and no chance of relegation...so there's no re-writing of history on my part.
I'm done with Drenthe, tbh. He isn't even the issue. The issues are:
1) the conduct of the manager in all this and his ability now to hold the line in future after this affair has driven a coach and horses through his credibility.
2) the way the iron curtain drops down on the affair from the club and the fact it's all being pained as black and white when in reality it's a murky grey in which no one comes out smelling of roses.
No , see ..
IT WAS INCREMENTAL .... BIT BY BIT ..
OK ; Just on he RS ..
IF Ginge hadve came out on say , Dec 12 ... Wer bottom 5-6 ..
He goes ; our Real Madrid On Loan is negotiating with the RS - AS IS HIS LEGAL RIGHT ; So I BINNED HIM ..
Koff , Ginge , FFS ...
LIKE THAT ..
YOU - ONCE MORE ; KNOW THIS THO ...
Listen, Ive got a Hossy thing soon , so I gots to scarper in a bit ...
No , see ..
IT WAS INCREMENTAL .... BIT BY BIT ..
OK ; Just on he RS ..
IF Ginge hadve came out on say , Dec 12 ... Wer bottom 5-6 ..
He goes ; our Real Madrid On Loan is negotiating with the RS - AS IS HIS LEGAL RIGHT ; So I BINNED HIM ..
Koff , Ginge , FFS ...
LIKE THAT ..
YOU - ONCE MORE ; KNOW THIS THO ...
Listen, Ive got a Hossy thing soon , so I gots to scarper in a bit ...
Never in a million years mate. The reaction would have been a queue of people standing behind Moyes to give Drenthe a kick up the arse and get him back to Madrid...or Anfield.
Good luck at the ozzie mate.
Never in a million years mate. The reaction would have been a queue of people standing behind Moyes to give Drenthe a kick up the arse and get him back to Madrid...or Anfield.
Good luck at the ozzie mate.
Thanks but what thread do you think it should have been in?
...
Its NOT ABOUT WHY , ITS ABOUT WHEN ...
ANY OTHER Season hedve been out by Chrimbo an' no-one woulda said a BEEP , btw ..
...
As for The Enemy bit ; WHAT TF COULD WE DO???
HES ON LOAN , Brother ...
As for Barklay ; HE WASNT READY , Mucka ..
Honestly . Not this year ..
Not Vs Wolves , Stoke etc - AN THATS WHEN WE NEEDED HIM , Pre Xmas ..
#FACTOUM
But that's just it mate...that's why principles are called principles; because you stick with them come hell or high water. He didn't do that in this case and it's an obvious dent to credibility. Are we really saying that our manager stuck with Drenthe to help pull us (and him) out of the pre-Christmas doldrums...that he'd swallow the pride of the club to allow a player negotiating with Liverpool and taking the piss on training to continue on, no problermo, beacuse we were 13th rather than a few spots up the table?
That cant be justified on any grounds as far as I'm concerned.
I keep going back to the three words: Consistency...Timing...Judgement.
If you think the manager has done him justice on any of those three in this case, then good luck to you.
But apparantly we did know him by Christmas...by all accounts we knew he was negotiating with Liverpool and taking the piss in training. The fact he's not contracted to us makes it EASIER not more difficult to get him to fcuk out of it. At that stage a decision to take the hit on the loan fee should ahve been made - it looks like it was an error to employ him from what's been revealed, so why compound that error by letting the situation drag on with the carnage you've described? Does not make sense mate...not if you're trying to make the case that the manager acted in the right way anyway.
As for what I wrote at the time about our place in the league: I'm sorry mate, but if you care to look you'll see I was relaxed about it and saying we'll finish top ten and no chance of relegation...so there's no re-writing of history on my part.
I'm done with Drenthe, tbh. He isn't even the issue. The issues are:
1) the conduct of the manager in all this and his ability now to hold the line in future after this affair has driven a coach and horses through his credibility.
2) the way the iron curtain drops down on the affair from the club and the fact it's all being pained as black and white when in reality it's a murky grey in which no one comes out smelling of roses.
Can Moyes win here?
He doesn't play him it's wrong cos he should have binned him after the semi not before.
He gives him chances and he has no principles cos he should have been binned straight away.
No win methinks