Transfer Rumours/Signed

90Piesanhour

So Cook wanted to go after all:

http://www.leeds.vitalfootball.co.uk/article.asp?a=452307

That's the end of that debate, then. Let's move on, people....

Toronto_Ted

Bournemouth ... PL status, club with ambition, play good football, pay good wages.

Us... permanent Div 2 status, delusions of grandeur, play utter shite, pay peanuts (out of date ones)

Tough choice for the lad

Smutty_Lips

TT, you forgot .....

Us.... playing for three different managers each season.

Massimo_Cellino

He pick the Bournemouth because he likes to have the sex with grannies. The money was there. Good clean money from my own pocket.

he went with his balls and not his head.

Reggie_Perrin

Lots of trialists turning out for dev squad. Don't think Monk rates what he's inherited.

king_of_the_slums

Reggie Perrin wroteLots of trialists turning out for dev squad. Don't think Monk rates what he's inherited.

Let's hope they turn out okay otherwise he'll be polishing sh*t like the rest of the trialist managers we've had

90Piesanhour

Really? Well off you pop, then. That's a good lad:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/36903994

Ray_Hankin's_shorts

90Piesanhour wroteReally? Well off you pop, then. That's a good lad:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/36903994

Rumours down here that West Ham are after him as a replacement for Aaron Cresswell who's out injured

Join his mate at right full back on the bench

As you said, see ya

Harvest

90Piesanhour wroteReally? Well off you pop, then. That's a good lad:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/36903994

Not as simple as that is it? Who really wants to play for a patched up team in a crumbling ground run by a crook with no hope of promotion, no ambition, stability or plans?

90Piesanhour

Harvest wrote
90Piesanhour wroteReally? Well off you pop, then. That's a good lad:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/36903994

Not as simple as that is it? Who really wants to play for a patched up team in a crumbling ground run by a crook with no hope of promotion, no ambition, stability or plans?

There is that, of course. But what's the answer? Just continue to sell off the only assets that might get the club out of this league/out of league 1 and hope for the best? I know the answer, already....

Raposa

Harvest wrote
90Piesanhour wroteReally? Well off you pop, then. That's a good lad:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/36903994

Not as simple as that is it? Who really wants to play for a patched up team in a crumbling ground run by a crook with no hope of promotion, no ambition, stability or plans?

Well for starters he could roll his sleeves up,stop whinging and help the rest of the team including the 6 new lads perhaps make a proper push this year and show a bit of loyalty to the club that made him!

Yeah fantasy land in this day and age I know but not a lot to ask is it really!

Fuck him let him go warm his arse on the bench with mate Byram and they can compare wallets.

Reggie_Perrin

old yeadonian wrote
Harvest wrote
90Piesanhour wroteReally? Well off you pop, then. That's a good lad:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/36903994

Not as simple as that is it? Who really wants to play for a patched up team in a crumbling ground run by a crook with no hope of promotion, no ambition, stability or plans?

Well for starters he could roll his sleeves up,stop whinging and help the rest of the team including the 6 new lads perhaps make a proper push this year and show a bit of loyalty to the club that made him!

Yeah fantasy land in this day and age I know but not a lot to ask is it really!

Fuck him let him go warm his arse on the bench with mate Byram and they can compare wallets.

Yep fuck him. Anyone who wants to go they can go. Quicker and for most money the better.

Chopper_Read

old yeadonian wrote
Harvest wrote
90Piesanhour wroteReally? Well off you pop, then. That's a good lad:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/36903994

Not as simple as that is it? Who really wants to play for a patched up team in a crumbling ground run by a crook with no hope of promotion, no ambition, stability or plans?

Well for starters he could roll his sleeves up,stop whinging and help the rest of the team including the 6 new lads perhaps make a proper push this year and show a bit of loyalty to the club that made him!

Yeah fantasy land in this day and age I know but not a lot to ask is it really!

Fuck him let him go warm his arse on the bench with mate Byram and they can compare wallets.

That's the thing though it's a job to them like your job. Would you leave your job for one that paid your salary x5 with better working conditions and the possibility of your wage increasing x 10? The club didn't make them and if Leeds had not have picked them up as kids then some other club would have done. Leeds, or should I say Cellino has made a few quid out them so why should they stay loyal. One bad tackle can always end a career.

90Piesanhour

Therefore, if there is no loyalty to the club, or any club, any more by any player, what is the point of 'supporting' a club? I have thought this for a long time, now. If you're just supporting 'brand' Leeds, whoever plays for or owns it, then it's a bit like supporting LIDL or NEXT, isn't it? What bit are you supporting? The nostalgia? The history? It's certainly not, currently, the sensible management, great signings, outstanding football or anything worth parting with your hard-earned dosh for, is it?

Just a thought.

Ray_Hankin's_shorts

90Piesanhour wroteTherefore, if there is no loyalty to the club, or any club, any more by any player, what is the point of 'supporting' a club? I have thought this for a long time, now. If you're just supporting 'brand' Leeds, whoever plays for or owns it, then it's a bit like supporting LIDL or NEXT, isn't it? What bit are you supporting? The nostalgia? The history? It's certainly not, currently, the sensible management, great signings, outstanding football or anything worth parting with your hard-earned dosh for, is it?

Just a thought.

Exactly!

Now, who else is going to the Leeds v Atalanta game on Saturday.....

:D

Surely Rod Stewart was right when he sang:

You're in my heart, you're in my soul
You'll be my breath should I grow old
You are my lover, you're my best friend
You're in my soul

Maybe not....

Chopper_Read

90Piesanhour wroteTherefore, if there is no loyalty to the club, or any club, any more by any player, what is the point of 'supporting' a club? I have thought this for a long time, now. If you're just supporting 'brand' Leeds, whoever plays for or owns it, then it's a bit like supporting LIDL or NEXT, isn't it? What bit are you supporting? The nostalgia? The history? It's certainly not, currently, the sensible management, great signings, outstanding football or anything worth parting with your hard-earned dosh for, is it?

Just a thought.

It's not really like supporting Lidl or Netto as it's the football we enjoy watching and we all have probably been brought up watching it with family, and will usually support the team from where you live so will grow an affinity with it. This will make the good stuff even better and the bad stuff even worse. That's what cunts like Cellino know. Right now we are going through an endless cycle of shit that appears to have no end. The problem once emotions are involved it's hard to stop. If Tesco becomes cheaper than Netto then you'll shop there instead, a bit like the modern football fan.

Raposa

Chopper Read wrote
old yeadonian wrote
Harvest wrote

Not as simple as that is it? Who really wants to play for a patched up team in a crumbling ground run by a crook with no hope of promotion, no ambition, stability or plans?

Well for starters he could roll his sleeves up,stop whinging and help the rest of the team including the 6 new lads perhaps make a proper push this year and show a bit of loyalty to the club that made him!

Yeah fantasy land in this day and age I know but not a lot to ask is it really!

Fuck him let him go warm his arse on the bench with mate Byram and they can compare wallets.

That's the thing though it's a job to them like your job. Would you leave your job for one that paid your salary x5 with better working conditions and the possibility of your wage increasing x 10? The club didn't make them and if Leeds had not have picked them up as kids then some other club would have done. Leeds, or should I say Cellino has made a few quid out them so why should they stay loyal. One bad tackle can always end a career.

No it is not!
It's playing football and and getting paid for it....what's that got to do with work?

luxury_scruff

I listened to a red podcast this week featuring Neil Mellor and Chris Kirkland.

The whole premise was around pre-season and motivation, but I was surprised when Neil stated that there are a vast amount of players out there who just want the wage.

They don't get the rivalries, the derbys, and all this in it together is a load of bollocks. The hopes and dreams from the terraces for unity, a shared cause, is nonsense.

£30K per year on a three-year deal makes double millionaires all over the shop.

Chopper_Read

old yeadonian wrote
Chopper Read wrote
old yeadonian wrote

Well for starters he could roll his sleeves up,stop whinging and help the rest of the team including the 6 new lads perhaps make a proper push this year and show a bit of loyalty to the club that made him!

Yeah fantasy land in this day and age I know but not a lot to ask is it really!

Fuck him let him go warm his arse on the bench with mate Byram and they can compare wallets.

That's the thing though it's a job to them like your job. Would you leave your job for one that paid your salary x5 with better working conditions and the possibility of your wage increasing x 10? The club didn't make them and if Leeds had not have picked them up as kids then some other club would have done. Leeds, or should I say Cellino has made a few quid out them so why should they stay loyal. One bad tackle can always end a career.

No it is not!
It's playing football and and getting paid for it....what's that got to do with work?

As I said footballers see it as a job. The days of players being loyal to a club are long gone.

CBIT

Pablo Hernandez

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