2020/21 Fabian Delph

[Martin Alvito]

Why would HE want it cancelled? He's getting paid to sit on his backside and do nothing.

Think about it this way: Delph is a competitor. He doesn't want to sit on his duff. He wants to contribute. He thinks he can somewhere else.

That may be wrong, as obviously his ego is enormous and may be getting in the way of honest self-appraisal. I suspect that is what he is thinking, though.

He'll probably get vaccinated the day we cancel his contract.

 

[windymiller]

He was 29 and on the wane - why did we give him a 3 year deal?

The Architect

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

Fair play. Vaccines are a personal choice, and they are still experimental at the end of the day. We still do not know the long-term effects of them.

 

[PaddyJames]

They love him at Villa. Offer him as part of a deal for Grealish who doesn't look like he's moving anywhere else. I'm sure he'd rather player for a successful manager who knows his tapas instead of a pub landlord.

 

[Toast]

Never has a case of premature male pattern baldness been so well deserved than it is with Delph.

 

[Tin-Tin]

He is a tool, but what he has said there is fair.

No its not. I bet he takes all sorts of vitamins, gets surgeries, takes paracetemol, ibuprofen even antibiotics if he gets an infection. He didnt let his body naturally fix his dislocated shoulder either, he had surgery.

 

[LinekersLegs]

This is why that post from Delph is a big deal by the way.

The horrible rat.

More pertinently for him there will be lots of staff at Finch Farm that will have lost loved ones.

I suspect his own immune system is going to get a bit of a workout if he eats any meals from the canteen.

 

[buededw1]

No its not. I bet he takes all sorts of vitamins, gets surgeries, takes paracetemol, ibuprofen even antibiotics if he gets an infection. He didnt let his body naturally fix his dislocated shoulder either, he had surgery.

The difference is ... he has a choice.

Also comparing a dislocated shoulder and paracetamol with a vaccine that doesn't stop transmission and isn't FDA approved is rather difficult.

 

[Melba Toast]

No its not. I bet he takes all sorts of vitamins, gets surgeries, takes paracetemol, ibuprofen even antibiotics if he gets an infection. He didnt let his body naturally fix his dislocated shoulder either, he had surgery.

I bet he's gotten his polio and hep shots when he was a kid as well. lol

That lazy immune system!!

 

[EFCPaul]

Fair play. Vaccines are a personal choice, and they are still experimental at the end of the day. We still do not know the long-term effects of them.

Don't ever return to Goodison thank you very much.

 

[GlosBlue]

The difference is ... he has a choice.

Also comparing a dislocated shoulder and paracetamol with a vaccine that doesn't stop transmission and isn't FDA approved is rather difficult.

Aren't the FDA dodgy? In the back of my mind I remember hearing them approving certain drugs based on money to be made or rejecting some because it would affect sales of others? Probably from Dallas Buyers Club film or something.

Either way I'd rather put my faith in science than that bunch of government controlled swindlers!

 

[Mutzo Nutzo]

He is a tool, but what he has said there is fair.

Explain please

 

[HumbleWedbetters]

He is a tool, but what he has said there is fair.

Can you explain why?

I mean if what he has said is fair then why has the human immune system failed to deal with polio, smallpox, the plague, TB, Hepatitis, HIV, measles........ And on and on it goes.

I assume you are professionally qualified on such matters?

 

[JLW]

Can we move this thread to the Current affairs section! I can see how this is going

 

[mill]

He is a tool, but what he has said there is fair.

He’s right. You aren’t a conspiracy theorist if you think that. You’re just an idiot.