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CHERRIES star Warren Cummings has reaffirmed his "100 per cent commitment" to the club after coming off the transfer list.
Cummings appeared to be heading out of Dean Court after being forced to take a pay cut following Cherries' relegation last season.
His existing two-year contract - signed last summer - included provision for him to take a 20 per cent drop in wages if Cherries were to go down.
And he asked for a move last month after he felt it had been "morally wrong" to trigger the clause as relegation would have been avoided but for the 10-point deduction for entering administration.
Cummings, who has missed Cherries' past two friendlies due to illness, confirmed his written transfer request had been withdrawn by "mutual agreement".
And he told the Daily Echo last night: "I still feel as though I was in the right to go on the transfer list and that won't change because it was a matter of principle.
"But for the benefit of the team, the manager and myself, I felt it would be better if we were all channelling our efforts into the start of the new season now.
"My father (Cummings's agent) has been pretty forthright with the manager regarding how I feel I've been treated by the club and the manager has been different class.
"He has my 100 per cent commitment and that would have been the case even if I had stayed on the transfer list."
Cummings was again confined to his sick bed as Cherries completed their pre-season campaign with a 4-0 victory over Eastleigh on Saturday.
"I've been pretty rough for the past few days," added the popular Scotsman. "I had an infection and tonsillitis."
Cummings's removal from the transfer list has placed a question mark over the possibility of former England star Chris Powell joining Cherries.
Bond, who told the Echo that he was "pleased" Cummings had come off the transfer list, added: "Warren's situation possibly has an influence on Chris's and whether him coming off the list means I don't resurrect an interest in Chris remains to be seen."
7:00am Monday 4th August 2008
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CommentPosted by: lferrone, Boscombe East on 7:20am Mon 4 Aug 08
Good news and well done Warren. Most of us if had been faced with a 20% pay cut would most likely have done the same. Looking forward to Saturday come on the Cherries!
Good news and well done Warren. Most of us if had been faced with a 20% pay cut would most likely have done the same. Looking forward to Saturday come on the Cherries!
Posted by: Matt on 7:57am Mon 4 Aug 08
Call me cynical but could this be because the interest that was shown in him from Scotland didn't materialise?
Whilst I’m happy that we wants to stay I feel he has ruined his relationship with the fans and it’s going to take some time to get that back.
What does this mean for Chris Powell? I think he’s a better play than Cummings myself. He’s quicker/fitter, and he’s 38!
Call me cynical but could this be because the interest that was shown in him from Scotland didn't materialise?
Whilst I’m happy that we wants to stay I feel he has ruined his relationship with the fans and it’s going to take some time to get that back.
What does this mean for Chris Powell? I think he’s a better play than Cummings myself. He’s quicker/fitter, and he’s 38!
Posted by: ngdragon, Dorsetshire on 7:58am Mon 4 Aug 08
Very pleased to see Waren off the list. Perhaps his agent will learn from this when negotiating his contract in the future. No doubt his agent would not have been having forthright discussions had we been promoted and he got a pay rise!!
Very pleased to see Waren off the list. Perhaps his agent will learn from this when negotiating his contract in the future. No doubt his agent would not have been having forthright discussions had we been promoted and he got a pay rise!!
Posted by: Anastasis, Bournemouth on 8:14am Mon 4 Aug 08
Great news! I am not cynical about Warren's commitment to the club. Whilst his relationship with the fans may take a little time to repair, I have always thought that Warren had red & black in his blood, so I am sure we will see him giving 100% for the cause this season.
And well done to KB too - clearly he is doing a great job of man management with his players which can only auger well for a united and committed season ahead from them all.
Great news! I am not cynical about Warren's commitment to the club. Whilst his relationship with the fans may take a little time to repair, I have always thought that Warren had red & black in his blood, so I am sure we will see him giving 100% for the cause this season.
And well done to KB too - clearly he is doing a great job of man management with his players which can only auger well for a united and committed season ahead from them all.
Posted by: afcbazza, hampshire on 8:23am Mon 4 Aug 08
He didn't need to go on the transfer list to make his point! We all understand how he feels about the pay cut! Perhaps he should have come out and said he like to sign for another 2 years - then negociated!
He didn't need to go on the transfer list to make his point! We all understand how he feels about the pay cut! Perhaps he should have come out and said he like to sign for another 2 years - then negociated!
Posted by: mike clegg, bournemouth on 8:33am Mon 4 Aug 08
Does the wage cut still stand ? Great that Warrens changed his mind and we certainly need him but ?
Does the wage cut still stand ? Great that Warrens changed his mind and we certainly need him but ?
Posted by: Chubbs, Bmth on 9:02am Mon 4 Aug 08
"and the manager has been different class" great to read!
"and the manager has been different class" great to read!
Posted by: In Absentia, Bournemouth on 9:13am Mon 4 Aug 08
Is he injured again?
Posted by: J.W- Living AFCB!!!, Christchurch, North Stand on 9:14am Mon 4 Aug 08
Im am delighted that he is now staying, its big boost, i really thought that he mite change his mind and that has proved the case. We havent heard anythink for weeks and hes been playing quite a few freindlies so i thought that was a good sign
Im am delighted that he is now staying, its big boost, i really thought that he mite change his mind and that has proved the case. We havent heard anythink for weeks and hes been playing quite a few freindlies so i thought that was a good sign
Posted by: fieldymex, mexico on 9:19am Mon 4 Aug 08
we still dont know if we will have a team for him to play for. come one footy league you're taking the **** now.
we still dont know if we will have a team for him to play for. come one footy league you're taking the **** now.
Posted by: tomclarky, Bournemouth on 10:20am Mon 4 Aug 08
very happy with this news. I still feel chris powell should be signed. He will be usefull as back-up as were likely to get a few injuries in defence at some point. He will still be a great infulence to have around. Anyone else think we should still sign powell?
very happy with this news. I still feel chris powell should be signed. He will be usefull as back-up as were likely to get a few injuries in defence at some point. He will still be a great infulence to have around. Anyone else think we should still sign powell?
Posted by: J.W- Living AFCB!!!, Christchurch, North Stand on 10:20am Mon 4 Aug 08
[quote][bold]fieldymex[/bold] wrote:
we still dont know if we will have a team for him to play for. come one footy league you're taking the **** now.[/quote] course we will how stupid is that your trying to be negative out of nothink. Theres nothink to be negative about, stop looking, its perthetic
fieldymex wrote:
we still dont know if we will have a team for him to play for. come one footy league you're taking the **** now.
course we will how stupid is that your trying to be negative out of nothink. Theres nothink to be negative about, stop looking, its perthetic
Posted by: GMcMahon, Highcliffe on 10:35am Mon 4 Aug 08
So no one wanted him then, Bournemouth are not such a bad place are they when you know you are going to be paid and no one else has come in for you, another example of a player thinking he's worth more than the team, let's hope you repay this with a good season.
So no one wanted him then, Bournemouth are not such a bad place are they when you know you are going to be paid and no one else has come in for you, another example of a player thinking he's worth more than the team, let's hope you repay this with a good season.
Posted by: GMcMahon, Highcliffe on 10:35am Mon 4 Aug 08
[quote][bold]fieldymex[/bold] wrote:
we still dont know if we will have a team for him to play for. come one footy league you're taking the **** now.[/quote] WHAT!!!!
fieldymex wrote:
we still dont know if we will have a team for him to play for. come one footy league you're taking the **** now.
WHAT!!!!
Posted by: J.W- Living AFCB!!!, Christchurch, North Stand on 10:36am Mon 4 Aug 08
Bournemouth target Steve Lovell unfourtenly has decided to stay in Scotland after almost joining Bournmouth, What A shame, hears the report i found which again the echo didt get. How hard can it be i found this story with ease on another site you cant even do that let alone find your own storys
'Steve Lovell is on the brink of signing for Falkirk after flying out on the club's trip to Holland.
The 27-year-old striker was released by Aberdeen at the end of last season and looked set to join Bournemouth earlier in the summer.
However, he decided to continue his career in Scotland and is now hopeful of securing a move to Falkirk.
He could make his debut in Wednesday's friendly with SC Cambuur and will look to impress on the three-game tour.
Lovell is expected to put pen-to-paper on a deal with the Bairns as soon as he agrees personal terms.
Reflecting on his possible move to Bournemouth, Lovell said in the Daily Record: "I started to drive and as I got down the road I knew I couldn't go.
"I turned round. I realised my future was in Scotland.
"I also want to stay in the SPL to prove a point to myself."
Bournemouth target Steve Lovell unfourtenly has decided to stay in Scotland after almost joining Bournmouth, What A shame, hears the report i found which again the echo didt get. How hard can it be i found this story with ease on another site you cant even do that let alone find your own storys
'Steve Lovell is on the brink of signing for Falkirk after flying out on the club's trip to Holland.
The 27-year-old striker was released by Aberdeen at the end of last season and looked set to join Bournemouth earlier in the summer.
However, he decided to continue his career in Scotland and is now hopeful of securing a move to Falkirk.
He could make his debut in Wednesday's friendly with SC Cambuur and will look to impress on the three-game tour.
Lovell is expected to put pen-to-paper on a deal with the Bairns as soon as he agrees personal terms.
Reflecting on his possible move to Bournemouth, Lovell said in the Daily Record: "I started to drive and as I got down the road I knew I couldn't go.
"I turned round. I realised my future was in Scotland.
"I also want to stay in the SPL to prove a point to myself."
Posted by: GMcMahon, Highcliffe on 10:36am Mon 4 Aug 08
[quote][bold]mike clegg[/bold] wrote:
Does the wage cut still stand ? Great that Warrens changed his mind and we certainly need him but ?[/quote] Why wouldn't it!!
mike clegg wrote:
Does the wage cut still stand ? Great that Warrens changed his mind and we certainly need him but ?
Why wouldn't it!!
Posted by: mossly, christchurch on 10:51am Mon 4 Aug 08
Great news. Can we can not afford Powell as well? Garry played left back Saturday. Appreciate you can not judge a player on one outing against lower opposition but did a reasonable job. If Warren is not fit Saturday, wander if Garry will have the opportunity in that position. We do need cover in defence but would have thought priority is for a centre forward
Great news. Can we can not afford Powell as well? Garry played left back Saturday. Appreciate you can not judge a player on one outing against lower opposition but did a reasonable job. If Warren is not fit Saturday, wander if Garry will have the opportunity in that position. We do need cover in defence but would have thought priority is for a centre forward
Posted by: J.W- Living AFCB!!!, Christchurch, North Stand on 11:00am Mon 4 Aug 08
[quote][bold]tomclarky[/bold] wrote:
very happy with this news. I still feel chris powell should be signed. He will be usefull as back-up as were likely to get a few injuries in defence at some point. He will still be a great infulence to have around. Anyone else think we should still sign powell?[/quote] yes i think we should sign chris powell to as back up but not if we cant buy other players because of signing him. We need a winger really now and a striker
tomclarky wrote:
very happy with this news. I still feel chris powell should be signed. He will be usefull as back-up as were likely to get a few injuries in defence at some point. He will still be a great infulence to have around. Anyone else think we should still sign powell?
yes i think we should sign chris powell to as back up but not if we cant buy other players because of signing him. We need a winger really now and a striker
Posted by: GMcMahon, Highcliffe on 11:36am Mon 4 Aug 08
[quote][bold]J.W- Living AFCB!!![/bold] wrote:
Bournemouth target Steve Lovell unfourtenly has decided to stay in Scotland after almost joining Bournmouth, What A shame, hears the report i found which again the echo didt get. How hard can it be i found this story with ease on another site you cant even do that let alone find your own storys
'Steve Lovell is on the brink of signing for Falkirk after flying out on the club's trip to Holland.
The 27-year-old striker was released by Aberdeen at the end of last season and looked set to join Bournemouth earlier in the summer.
However, he decided to continue his career in Scotland and is now hopeful of securing a move to Falkirk.
He could make his debut in Wednesday's friendly with SC Cambuur and will look to impress on the three-game tour.
Lovell is expected to put pen-to-paper on a deal with the Bairns as soon as he agrees personal terms.
Reflecting on his possible move to Bournemouth, Lovell said in the Daily Record: "I started to drive and as I got down the road I knew I couldn't go.
"I turned round. I realised my future was in Scotland.
"I also want to stay in the SPL to prove a point to myself."
[/quote] Nice report and all but this is news that's a week old, and no surprise the Echo didn't get it now is it lol.
J.W- Living AFCB!!! wrote:
Bournemouth target Steve Lovell unfourtenly has decided to stay in Scotland after almost joining Bournmouth, What A shame, hears the report i found which again the echo didt get. How hard can it be i found this story with ease on another site you cant even do that let alone find your own storys
'Steve Lovell is on the brink of signing for Falkirk after flying out on the club's trip to Holland.
The 27-year-old striker was released by Aberdeen at the end of last season and looked set to join Bournemouth earlier in the summer.
However, he decided to continue his career in Scotland and is now hopeful of securing a move to Falkirk.
He could make his debut in Wednesday's friendly with SC Cambuur and will look to impress on the three-game tour.
Lovell is expected to put pen-to-paper on a deal with the Bairns as soon as he agrees personal terms.
Reflecting on his possible move to Bournemouth, Lovell said in the Daily Record: "I started to drive and as I got down the road I knew I couldn't go.
"I turned round. I realised my future was in Scotland.
"I also want to stay in the SPL to prove a point to myself."
Nice report and all but this is news that's a week old, and no surprise the Echo didn't get it now is it lol.
Posted by: TRL, Laaandon on 11:50am Mon 4 Aug 08
[quote][bold]GMcMahon[/bold] wrote:
So no one wanted him then, Bournemouth are not such a bad place are they when you know you are going to be paid and no one else has come in for you, another example of a player thinking he's worth more than the team, let's hope you repay this with a good season.[/quote] Absolutely. Sorry Warren, but you've messed up big time here. Should have kept your mouth shut in the first place or gone. Instead you made yourself look stupid. And it's clear you're only staying because you've had no interest. Though it would have been nice if Perrett had 'exclusively' asked why he had decided to do a U-turn.
GMcMahon wrote:
So no one wanted him then, Bournemouth are not such a bad place are they when you know you are going to be paid and no one else has come in for you, another example of a player thinking he's worth more than the team, let's hope you repay this with a good season.
Absolutely. Sorry Warren, but you've messed up big time here. Should have kept your mouth shut in the first place or gone. Instead you made yourself look stupid. And it's clear you're only staying because you've had no interest. Though it would have been nice if Perrett had 'exclusively' asked why he had decided to do a U-turn.
Posted by: Richard Mayes on 11:54am Mon 4 Aug 08
Good news that Cummings is staying, Steve Lovell didn't sign for Falkirk after the tour as expected,. but may well go to Hibs, on the striker front the rumoured move to take Barcham on loan from Spurs would be a good one, is 21 and has a lot of pace, he and Kaffour would be a real handfull up front. The key to our Season is likly to be how lucky we are with injuries, we have the quality - but not much cover.What we need this week is for the FA to reach a decision and one that is not too harsh. [bold]bold[/bold]
Good news that Cummings is staying, Steve Lovell didn't sign for Falkirk after the tour as expected,. but may well go to Hibs, on the striker front the rumoured move to take Barcham on loan from Spurs would be a good one, is 21 and has a lot of pace, he and Kaffour would be a real handfull up front. The key to our Season is likly to be how lucky we are with injuries, we have the quality - but not much cover.What we need this week is for the FA to reach a decision and one that is not too harsh.
Posted by: ross carrol, aberdeen on 12:07pm Mon 4 Aug 08
Nice one Warren,you have shown the fans how much the club really means to you.Don't think you have anything to prove as it showed at the end of the final game of the season how dissapointed you were at the club being relegated.
Nice one Warren,you have shown the fans how much the club really means to you.Don't think you have anything to prove as it showed at the end of the final game of the season how dissapointed you were at the club being relegated.
Posted by: ross, christchurch on 12:19pm Mon 4 Aug 08
[quote][bold]J.W- Living AFCB!!![/bold] wrote:
Bournemouth target Steve Lovell unfourtenly has decided to stay in Scotland after almost joining Bournmouth, What A shame, hears the report i found which again the echo didt get. How hard can it be i found this story with ease on another site you cant even do that let alone find your own storys 'Steve Lovell is on the brink of signing for Falkirk after flying out on the club's trip to Holland. The 27-year-old striker was released by Aberdeen at the end of last season and looked set to join Bournemouth earlier in the summer. However, he decided to continue his career in Scotland and is now hopeful of securing a move to Falkirk. He could make his debut in Wednesday's friendly with SC Cambuur and will look to impress on the three-game tour. Lovell is expected to put pen-to-paper on a deal with the Bairns as soon as he agrees personal terms. Reflecting on his possible move to Bournemouth, Lovell said in the Daily Record: "I started to drive and as I got down the road I knew I couldn't go. "I turned round. I realised my future was in Scotland. "I also want to stay in the SPL to prove a point to myself." [/quote] he didn't want to leave his girlfriend ami macdonald behind..would you
J.W- Living AFCB!!! wrote:
Bournemouth target Steve Lovell unfourtenly has decided to stay in Scotland after almost joining Bournmouth, What A shame, hears the report i found which again the echo didt get. How hard can it be i found this story with ease on another site you cant even do that let alone find your own storys 'Steve Lovell is on the brink of signing for Falkirk after flying out on the club's trip to Holland. The 27-year-old striker was released by Aberdeen at the end of last season and looked set to join Bournemouth earlier in the summer. However, he decided to continue his career in Scotland and is now hopeful of securing a move to Falkirk. He could make his debut in Wednesday's friendly with SC Cambuur and will look to impress on the three-game tour. Lovell is expected to put pen-to-paper on a deal with the Bairns as soon as he agrees personal terms. Reflecting on his possible move to Bournemouth, Lovell said in the Daily Record: "I started to drive and as I got down the road I knew I couldn't go. "I turned round. I realised my future was in Scotland. "I also want to stay in the SPL to prove a point to myself."
he didn't want to leave his girlfriend ami macdonald behind..would you
Posted by: FletcherTheCat, The Sexy Beast on 12:52pm Mon 4 Aug 08
Erm.. 5 days to go? No FL Share yet?
Any chance of some journalism from the Echo and finding out what the hell is going on?
Jesus wept.
Erm.. 5 days to go? No FL Share yet?
Any chance of some journalism from the Echo and finding out what the hell is going on?
Jesus wept.
Posted by: cherryfan, Horndean on 1:21pm Mon 4 Aug 08
Well Ross I think I would look disappointed in the last game of the season knowing I had just taken a 20% pay cut!
Well Ross I think I would look disappointed in the last game of the season knowing I had just taken a 20% pay cut!
Posted by: fieldymex, mexico on 1:47pm Mon 4 Aug 08
[quote][bold]GMcMahon[/bold] wrote:
[quote][bold]fieldymex[/bold] wrote: we still dont know if we will have a team for him to play for. come one footy league you're taking the **** now.[/quote] WHAT!!!![/quote] We still do not know anything about the future of the club. I am not concerned with the players yet , though some good things appear to be happening on the playing front. We are still waiting for the football league decision and we are still in administration. Rotherham have been threatened with not starting the new season. maybe an empty threat but i am still concerned about what is happening on this front
GMcMahon wrote:
fieldymex wrote: we still dont know if we will have a team for him to play for. come one footy league you're taking the **** now.
WHAT!!!!
We still do not know anything about the future of the club. I am not concerned with the players yet , though some good things appear to be happening on the playing front. We are still waiting for the football league decision and we are still in administration. Rotherham have been threatened with not starting the new season. maybe an empty threat but i am still concerned about what is happening on this front
Posted by: richard.board, southampton on 1:54pm Mon 4 Aug 08
Anyone actually go to the Eastleigh game. It was a training exercise and they did enough with goalie and the new centre half looked good.
Yes it was rough and tumble at times, but foul from Cooper would have caught a card if on League fixture.
Big worry to me was too fold. Some of them look overweight and not fit yet.
Also when they got the nippers on for some time in the second half, I was worried , the reserves looked only average to poor-worrying. One of the best parts of the afternoon was announcer saying-"the Bournemouth sub is NO IDEA" It made a very poor crowd of only 500, where did you all go last saturday?
rock with laughter. But come on only a few miles to come and watch first team, poor of you lot.
As for Cummings, will see-Powell may now go-But I would still take a chance on him, and get Sammi Igoe as well, as you will need a lot of nouse in this league.
"£rd in the News of tyhe world-crikey hope not-they got it correct last time-hope not this time
Anyone actually go to the Eastleigh game. It was a training exercise and they did enough with goalie and the new centre half looked good.
Yes it was rough and tumble at times, but foul from Cooper would have caught a card if on League fixture.
Big worry to me was too fold. Some of them look overweight and not fit yet.
Also when they got the nippers on for some time in the second half, I was worried , the reserves looked only average to poor-worrying. One of the best parts of the afternoon was announcer saying-"the Bournemouth sub is NO IDEA" It made a very poor crowd of only 500, where did you all go last saturday?
rock with laughter. But come on only a few miles to come and watch first team, poor of you lot.
As for Cummings, will see-Powell may now go-But I would still take a chance on him, and get Sammi Igoe as well, as you will need a lot of nouse in this league.
"£rd in the News of tyhe world-crikey hope not-they got it correct last time-hope not this time
Posted by: richard.board, southampton on 1:58pm Mon 4 Aug 08
RElegation -News of World predict. Crikey hope not. Can we hear news from fa yet-we cannot start season without their share, looks a bit sworded to me.
RElegation -News of World predict. Crikey hope not. Can we hear news from fa yet-we cannot start season without their share, looks a bit sworded to me.
Posted by: fieldymex, mexico on 2:14pm Mon 4 Aug 08
nice article here on football league website about bournemouth's community sports trust. cant copy and paste so http://www.football-
league.co.uk/page/FL
Trust/0,,10794~13559
71,00.html
nice article here on football league website about bournemouth's community sports trust. cant copy and paste so http://www.football-
league.co.uk/page/FL
Trust/0,,10794~13559
71,00.html
Posted by: bournemouthsbetterth
anbrighton, bournemouth on 2:21pm Mon 4 Aug 08
What would be classic is if bond said 'sorry mate we're having Powell. You're not in my plans. You made your bed now lie in it
What would be classic is if bond said 'sorry mate we're having Powell. You're not in my plans. You made your bed now lie in it
Posted by: GMcMahon, Highcliffe on 2:21pm Mon 4 Aug 08
[quote][bold]richard.board[/bold] wrote:
RElegation -News of World predict. Crikey hope not. Can we hear news from fa yet-we cannot start season without their share, looks a bit sworded to me.[/quote] Not from FA from league, and why would anyone take any notice of that awful comic.
richard.board wrote:
RElegation -News of World predict. Crikey hope not. Can we hear news from fa yet-we cannot start season without their share, looks a bit sworded to me.
Not from FA from league, and why would anyone take any notice of that awful comic.
Posted by: GMcMahon, Highcliffe on 2:23pm Mon 4 Aug 08
[quote][bold]fieldymex[/bold] wrote:
[quote][bold]GMcMahon[/bold] wrote:
[quote][bold]fieldymex[/bold] wrote: we still dont know if we will have a team for him to play for. come one footy league you're taking the **** now.[/quote] WHAT!!!![/quote] We still do not know anything about the future of the club. I am not concerned with the players yet , though some good things appear to be happening on the playing front. We are still waiting for the football league decision and we are still in administration. Rotherham have been threatened with not starting the new season. maybe an empty threat but i am still concerned about what is happening on this front[/quote] Then why did the league relax our embargo on signing players etc, you are looking for a problem that doesn't exist, we were told weeks ago that we could possibly start the season in administration there has been nothing to suggest we won't start the season, that just not going to happen.
fieldymex wrote:
GMcMahon wrote:
fieldymex wrote: we still dont know if we will have a team for him to play for. come one footy league you're taking the **** now.
WHAT!!!!
We still do not know anything about the future of the club. I am not concerned with the players yet , though some good things appear to be happening on the playing front. We are still waiting for the football league decision and we are still in administration. Rotherham have been threatened with not starting the new season. maybe an empty threat but i am still concerned about what is happening on this front
Then why did the league relax our embargo on signing players etc, you are looking for a problem that doesn't exist, we were told weeks ago that we could possibly start the season in administration there has been nothing to suggest we won't start the season, that just not going to happen.
Posted by: GMcMahon, Highcliffe on 2:30pm Mon 4 Aug 08
[quote][bold]richard.board[/bold] wrote:
Anyone actually go to the Eastleigh game. It was a training exercise and they did enough with goalie and the new centre half looked good.
Yes it was rough and tumble at times, but foul from Cooper would have caught a card if on League fixture.
Big worry to me was too fold. Some of them look overweight and not fit yet.
Also when they got the nippers on for some time in the second half, I was worried , the reserves looked only average to poor-worrying. One of the best parts of the afternoon was announcer saying-"the Bournemouth sub is NO IDEA" It made a very poor crowd of only 500, where did you all go last saturday?
rock with laughter. But come on only a few miles to come and watch first team, poor of you lot.
As for Cummings, will see-Powell may now go-But I would still take a chance on him, and get Sammi Igoe as well, as you will need a lot of nouse in this league.
"£rd in the News of tyhe world-crikey hope not-they got it correct last time-hope not this time[/quote] A comment about not going to the game from someone who lives in Southapmton priceless, there were less at Bashley last season what do you want?
richard.board wrote:
Anyone actually go to the Eastleigh game. It was a training exercise and they did enough with goalie and the new centre half looked good.
Yes it was rough and tumble at times, but foul from Cooper would have caught a card if on League fixture.
Big worry to me was too fold. Some of them look overweight and not fit yet.
Also when they got the nippers on for some time in the second half, I was worried , the reserves looked only average to poor-worrying. One of the best parts of the afternoon was announcer saying-"the Bournemouth sub is NO IDEA" It made a very poor crowd of only 500, where did you all go last saturday?
rock with laughter. But come on only a few miles to come and watch first team, poor of you lot.
As for Cummings, will see-Powell may now go-But I would still take a chance on him, and get Sammi Igoe as well, as you will need a lot of nouse in this league.
"£rd in the News of tyhe world-crikey hope not-they got it correct last time-hope not this time
A comment about not going to the game from someone who lives in Southapmton priceless, there were less at Bashley last season what do you want?
Posted by: fieldymex, mexico on 2:42pm Mon 4 Aug 08
gmcmahon,
where is the golden share? we shouldnt still be in administration. the proposed new owners said they were the new owners about 2 weeks ago. well that is still not true, you were the first to say so. krasner silent. mostyn silent. the new people said some stuff and we dont know if any of it will happen yet as it hasn't . you were the one being sceptical last week!! embargo is in force. we cannot sign anyone from another club still. special dispensation as otherwise we would not have a team at all, so would have by default not played in the league next season? who knows. i dont see why a relaxing in an embargo is a guarantee of playing next season or coming out of admin??!?!! as said rotherham have been threatened with not starting the season. we have not got any further than them with our application have we?
gmcmahon,
where is the golden share? we shouldnt still be in administration. the proposed new owners said they were the new owners about 2 weeks ago. well that is still not true, you were the first to say so. krasner silent. mostyn silent. the new people said some stuff and we dont know if any of it will happen yet as it hasn't . you were the one being sceptical last week!! embargo is in force. we cannot sign anyone from another club still. special dispensation as otherwise we would not have a team at all, so would have by default not played in the league next season? who knows. i dont see why a relaxing in an embargo is a guarantee of playing next season or coming out of admin??!?!! as said rotherham have been threatened with not starting the season. we have not got any further than them with our application have we?
Posted by: chuffer, Lundin on 3:24pm Mon 4 Aug 08
[quote][bold]ross carrol[/bold] wrote:
Nice one Warren,you have shown the fans how much the club really means to you.Don't think you have anything to prove as it showed at the end of the final game of the season how dissapointed you were at the club being relegated.[/quote] Here here. Couldn't agree more Ross, spot on. Some people can't help but turn good news like this into something negative. Can't wait for Wally to shove everyone's words right down their throats next season.
ross carrol wrote:
Nice one Warren,you have shown the fans how much the club really means to you.Don't think you have anything to prove as it showed at the end of the final game of the season how dissapointed you were at the club being relegated.
Here here. Couldn't agree more Ross, spot on. Some people can't help but turn good news like this into something negative. Can't wait for Wally to shove everyone's words right down their throats next season.
Posted by: kenno, Sidmouth on 4:00pm Mon 4 Aug 08
[quote][bold]Richard Mayes[/bold] wrote:
Good news that Cummings is staying, Steve Lovell didn't sign for Falkirk after the tour as expected,. but may well go to Hibs, on the striker front the rumoured move to take Barcham on loan from Spurs would be a good one, is 21 and has a lot of pace, he and Kaffour would be a real handfull up front. The key to our Season is likly to be how lucky we are with injuries, we have the quality - but not much cover.What we need this week is for the FA to reach a decision and one that is not too harsh. [bold]bold[/bold] [/quote] Spot on.It also depends on how we do in our first half dozen fixtures as winning momentum will bring the crowds in and give the team confidence to do well.
Looking around, Wycombe, Gillingham and Shrewsbury could be the dark horses to beware of this season.
Richard Mayes wrote:
Good news that Cummings is staying, Steve Lovell didn't sign for Falkirk after the tour as expected,. but may well go to Hibs, on the striker front the rumoured move to take Barcham on loan from Spurs would be a good one, is 21 and has a lot of pace, he and Kaffour would be a real handfull up front. The key to our Season is likly to be how lucky we are with injuries, we have the quality - but not much cover.What we need this week is for the FA to reach a decision and one that is not too harsh.
Spot on.It also depends on how we do in our first half dozen fixtures as winning momentum will bring the crowds in and give the team confidence to do well.
Looking around, Wycombe, Gillingham and Shrewsbury could be the dark horses to beware of this season.
Posted by: GMcMahon, Highcliffe on 4:01pm Mon 4 Aug 08
[quote][bold]fieldymex[/bold] wrote:
gmcmahon,
where is the golden share? we shouldnt still be in administration. the proposed new owners said they were the new owners about 2 weeks ago. well that is still not true, you were the first to say so. krasner silent. mostyn silent. the new people said some stuff and we dont know if any of it will happen yet as it hasn't . you were the one being sceptical last week!! embargo is in force. we cannot sign anyone from another club still. special dispensation as otherwise we would not have a team at all, so would have by default not played in the league next season? who knows. i dont see why a relaxing in an embargo is a guarantee of playing next season or coming out of admin??!?!! as said rotherham have been threatened with not starting the season. we have not got any further than them with our application have we?
[/quote] Stop being so over the top, if the League had a problem we would have heard that by now, it has nothing to do with who the owners nay or may not be I never mentioned them but I do know we were told by the administrator weeks ago that we could start the season in administration, I still have the same doubts over the new supposed owners and I still say I will believe them when I see it but with all that has been going on and the effort made lately I hardly think that's all in place for a club who doesn't expect to start the season, what is the point in more of the over the top responses to the situation we need to be calm and resolute we will hear soon enough that's for sure.
fieldymex wrote:
gmcmahon,
where is the golden share? we shouldnt still be in administration. the proposed new owners said they were the new owners about 2 weeks ago. well that is still not true, you were the first to say so. krasner silent. mostyn silent. the new people said some stuff and we dont know if any of it will happen yet as it hasn't . you were the one being sceptical last week!! embargo is in force. we cannot sign anyone from another club still. special dispensation as otherwise we would not have a team at all, so would have by default not played in the league next season? who knows. i dont see why a relaxing in an embargo is a guarantee of playing next season or coming out of admin??!?!! as said rotherham have been threatened with not starting the season. we have not got any further than them with our application have we?
Stop being so over the top, if the League had a problem we would have heard that by now, it has nothing to do with who the owners nay or may not be I never mentioned them but I do know we were told by the administrator weeks ago that we could start the season in administration, I still have the same doubts over the new supposed owners and I still say I will believe them when I see it but with all that has been going on and the effort made lately I hardly think that's all in place for a club who doesn't expect to start the season, what is the point in more of the over the top responses to the situation we need to be calm and resolute we will hear soon enough that's for sure.
Posted by: GMcMahon, Highcliffe on 4:06pm Mon 4 Aug 08
[quote][bold]chuffer[/bold] wrote:
[quote][bold]ross carrol[/bold] wrote:
Nice one Warren,you have shown the fans how much the club really means to you.Don't think you have anything to prove as it showed at the end of the final game of the season how dissapointed you were at the club being relegated.[/quote] Here here. Couldn't agree more Ross, spot on. Some people can't help but turn good news like this into something negative. Can't wait for Wally to shove everyone's words right down their throats next season.[/quote] What are you talking about, he put in the request to leave, he then didn't have any interest from anyone else and then the U turn about staying and you say it's the fault of fans who thought he was wrong for saying he was leaving, as for his performances this season too right he should play well after what he asked to do so he should, he needs to show how loyal he really is, so don't knock the fans they didn't ask him to leave he bought this all on himself.
chuffer wrote:
ross carrol wrote:
Nice one Warren,you have shown the fans how much the club really means to you.Don't think you have anything to prove as it showed at the end of the final game of the season how dissapointed you were at the club being relegated.
Here here. Couldn't agree more Ross, spot on. Some people can't help but turn good news like this into something negative. Can't wait for Wally to shove everyone's words right down their throats next season.
What are you talking about, he put in the request to leave, he then didn't have any interest from anyone else and then the U turn about staying and you say it's the fault of fans who thought he was wrong for saying he was leaving, as for his performances this season too right he should play well after what he asked to do so he should, he needs to show how loyal he really is, so don't knock the fans they didn't ask him to leave he bought this all on himself.
Posted by: fieldymex, mexico on 4:20pm Mon 4 Aug 08
well nothing has happened for weeks. they already requested more info once. it does seem like a long wait when originally told it could be the end of the week, the week before last. i think we will start the season but i am concerned and still awaiting the answers to the above points. the shambles that has gone on nothing would surprise me. will we hear soon enough? we're playing on saturday! i cant wait, i'm just worried. i hope someone says something soon. i'll stop writing then.i will be happy!
well nothing has happened for weeks. they already requested more info once. it does seem like a long wait when originally told it could be the end of the week, the week before last. i think we will start the season but i am concerned and still awaiting the answers to the above points. the shambles that has gone on nothing would surprise me. will we hear soon enough? we're playing on saturday! i cant wait, i'm just worried. i hope someone says something soon. i'll stop writing then.i will be happy!
Posted by: GMcMahon, Highcliffe on 5:45pm Mon 4 Aug 08
[quote][bold]fieldymex[/bold] wrote:
well nothing has happened for weeks. they already requested more info once. it does seem like a long wait when originally told it could be the end of the week, the week before last. i think we will start the season but i am concerned and still awaiting the answers to the above points. the shambles that has gone on nothing would surprise me. will we hear soon enough? we're playing on saturday! i cant wait, i'm just worried. i hope someone says something soon. i'll stop writing then.i will be happy![/quote] Nothing has happened for weeks, you are kidding right? there has been more going in in the past 2 weeks than I can remember for a long time, players,contracts,sp
onsors,shirt deals, etc etc hardly the goings on of a club that isn't going to start the season. I can't see where you are getting your time scale from, we only put the paperwork the league wanted in 12 days ago, they also then said last week they were working through the same paperwork, so what else can anyone do, the club from what I see is doing everything it can to be ready even the season tickets are now going to be ready so all the news bar the football league looks promising to me, come on let's not get panicking now after all we have been through this year.
fieldymex wrote:
well nothing has happened for weeks. they already requested more info once. it does seem like a long wait when originally told it could be the end of the week, the week before last. i think we will start the season but i am concerned and still awaiting the answers to the above points. the shambles that has gone on nothing would surprise me. will we hear soon enough? we're playing on saturday! i cant wait, i'm just worried. i hope someone says something soon. i'll stop writing then.i will be happy!
Nothing has happened for weeks, you are kidding right? there has been more going in in the past 2 weeks than I can remember for a long time, players,contracts,sp
onsors,shirt deals, etc etc hardly the goings on of a club that isn't going to start the season. I can't see where you are getting your time scale from, we only put the paperwork the league wanted in 12 days ago, they also then said last week they were working through the same paperwork, so what else can anyone do, the club from what I see is doing everything it can to be ready even the season tickets are now going to be ready so all the news bar the football league looks promising to me, come on let's not get panicking now after all we have been through this year.
Posted by: Leon, dorset on 8:18pm Mon 4 Aug 08
No takers then?
Posted by: chuffer, Lundin on 11:12pm Mon 4 Aug 08
[quote][bold]GMcMahon[/bold] wrote:
[quote][bold]chuffer[/bold] wrote: [quote][bold]ross carrol[/bold] wrote: Nice one Warren,you have shown the fans how much the club really means to you.Don't think you have anything to prove as it showed at the end of the final game of the season how dissapointed you were at the club being relegated.[/quote] Here here. Couldn't agree more Ross, spot on. Some people can't help but turn good news like this into something negative. Can't wait for Wally to shove everyone's words right down their throats next season.[/quote] What are you talking about, he put in the request to leave, he then didn't have any interest from anyone else and then the U turn about staying and you say it's the fault of fans who thought he was wrong for saying he was leaving, as for his performances this season too right he should play well after what he asked to do so he should, he needs to show how loyal he really is, so don't knock the fans they didn't ask him to leave he bought this all on himself.[/quote] what are YOU talking about sunshine?? How are you so sure that the only reason he's done this is because of no interest from other clubs? And what evidence do you have to say that there wasn't any interest? Is it not plausible that he might actually be telling it as it is? I'm not knocking the fans, I'm knocking people like you who make up this rubbish, finding any excuse to slag off AFCB players who give 100% in every game. Idiot.
GMcMahon wrote:
chuffer wrote: ross carrol wrote: Nice one Warren,you have shown the fans how much the club really means to you.Don't think you have anything to prove as it showed at the end of the final game of the season how dissapointed you were at the club being relegated.
Here here. Couldn't agree more Ross, spot on. Some people can't help but turn good news like this into something negative. Can't wait for Wally to shove everyone's words right down their throats next season.
What are you talking about, he put in the request to leave, he then didn't have any interest from anyone else and then the U turn about staying and you say it's the fault of fans who thought he was wrong for saying he was leaving, as for his performances this season too right he should play well after what he asked to do so he should, he needs to show how loyal he really is, so don't knock the fans they didn't ask him to leave he bought this all on himself.
what are YOU talking about sunshine?? How are you so sure that the only reason he's done this is because of no interest from other clubs? And what evidence do you have to say that there wasn't any interest? Is it not plausible that he might actually be telling it as it is? I'm not knocking the fans, I'm knocking people like you who make up this rubbish, finding any excuse to slag off AFCB players who give 100% in every game. Idiot.
Posted by: ross carrol, aberdeen on 7:11am Tue 5 Aug 08
I think gMcMahon has a chip on his shoulder about something, you are correct chuffer this guy is an idiot, how on earth do you know there was no interest in him.Give him a break and let him get on with playing his football. Surely if you all pull together and support the team you will have a better chance of getting back into league 1.
I think gMcMahon has a chip on his shoulder about something, you are correct chuffer this guy is an idiot, how on earth do you know there was no interest in him.Give him a break and let him get on with playing his football. Surely if you all pull together and support the team you will have a better chance of getting back into league 1.
Posted by: GMcMahon, Highcliffe on 9:38am Tue 5 Aug 08
[quote][bold]chuffer[/bold] wrote:
[quote][bold]GMcMahon[/bold] wrote:
[quote][bold]chuffer[/bold] wrote: [quote][bold]ross carrol[/bold] wrote: Nice one Warren,you have shown the fans how much the club really means to you.Don't think you have anything to prove as it showed at the end of the final game of the season how dissapointed you were at the club being relegated.[/quote] Here here. Couldn't agree more Ross, spot on. Some people can't help but turn good news like this into something negative. Can't wait for Wally to shove everyone's words right down their throats next season.[/quote] What are you talking about, he put in the request to leave, he then didn't have any interest from anyone else and then the U turn about staying and you say it's the fault of fans who thought he was wrong for saying he was leaving, as for his performances this season too right he should play well after what he asked to do so he should, he needs to show how loyal he really is, so don't knock the fans they didn't ask him to leave he bought this all on himself.[/quote] what are YOU talking about sunshine?? How are you so sure that the only reason he's done this is because of no interest from other clubs? And what evidence do you have to say that there wasn't any interest? Is it not plausible that he might actually be telling it as it is? I'm not knocking the fans, I'm knocking people like you who make up this rubbish, finding any excuse to slag off AFCB players who give 100% in every game. Idiot.[/quote] I never knock AFCB players, but Cummings himself said he no longer wanted to be one. I find it amazing how some people take these things so out of context and then resort to insults, if you can't see what has happened and want to look at this through rose tinted glasses that's your opinion but don't come on here trying to stir up trouble over something that just isn't there, try reading things properly and you will see what was said. As for the insults all that does is make your comments look even worse so enough already.
chuffer wrote:
GMcMahon wrote:
chuffer wrote: ross carrol wrote: Nice one Warren,you have shown the fans how much the club really means to you.Don't think you have anything to prove as it showed at the end of the final game of the season how dissapointed you were at the club being relegated.
Here here. Couldn't agree more Ross, spot on. Some people can't help but turn good news like this into something negative. Can't wait for Wally to shove everyone's words right down their throats next season.
What are you talking about, he put in the request to leave, he then didn't have any interest from anyone else and then the U turn about staying and you say it's the fault of fans who thought he was wrong for saying he was leaving, as for his performances this season too right he should play well after what he asked to do so he should, he needs to show how loyal he really is, so don't knock the fans they didn't ask him to leave he bought this all on himself.
what are YOU talking about sunshine?? How are you so sure that the only reason he's done this is because of no interest from other clubs? And what evidence do you have to say that there wasn't any interest? Is it not plausible that he might actually be telling it as it is? I'm not knocking the fans, I'm knocking people like you who make up this rubbish, finding any excuse to slag off AFCB players who give 100% in every game. Idiot.
I never knock AFCB players, but Cummings himself said he no longer wanted to be one. I find it amazing how some people take these things so out of context and then resort to insults, if you can't see what has happened and want to look at this through rose tinted glasses that's your opinion but don't come on here trying to stir up trouble over something that just isn't there, try reading things properly and you will see what was said. As for the insults all that does is make your comments look even worse so enough already.
Posted by: GMcMahon, Highcliffe on 9:43am Tue 5 Aug 08
[quote][bold]ross carrol[/bold] wrote:
I think gMcMahon has a chip on his shoulder about something, you are correct chuffer this guy is an idiot, how on earth do you know there was no interest in him.Give him a break and let him get on with playing his football. Surely if you all pull together and support the team you will have a better chance of getting back into league 1.[/quote] No chip on my shoulder, if anyone had that it was Warren otherwise why put in the transfer request over the 20%, which was in his contract, do not assume we don't know what our players are doing, if he had kept his mouth shut and got on with it there would have been no problem. I have been a fan of his for years I just don't think it's right for a player in one breathe to tell us all how he loves the club and in the next put in the transfer request especially when he knows how bad the finances are. As for calling me an idiot, that just shows you know nothing, and it also shows you don't look at things properly first, so give it a rest. We are all behind our team 100% let's hope Warren does the same.
ross carrol wrote:
I think gMcMahon has a chip on his shoulder about something, you are correct chuffer this guy is an idiot, how on earth do you know there was no interest in him.Give him a break and let him get on with playing his football. Surely if you all pull together and support the team you will have a better chance of getting back into league 1.
No chip on my shoulder, if anyone had that it was Warren otherwise why put in the transfer request over the 20%, which was in his contract, do not assume we don't know what our players are doing, if he had kept his mouth shut and got on with it there would have been no problem. I have been a fan of his for years I just don't think it's right for a player in one breathe to tell us all how he loves the club and in the next put in the transfer request especially when he knows how bad the finances are. As for calling me an idiot, that just shows you know nothing, and it also shows you don't look at things properly first, so give it a rest. We are all behind our team 100% let's hope Warren does the same.
Posted by: ross carrol, aberdeen on 10:11am Tue 5 Aug 08
If you are a real fan you will know warren always gives 100%,the clubs finance problems is not the players fault.Maybe it's about time you gave it a rest and give him a break or are you going to hold a grudge against him for the whole season.Hope he makes you eat you're words and performs the way we know he can.
If you are a real fan you will know warren always gives 100%,the clubs finance problems is not the players fault.Maybe it's about time you gave it a rest and give him a break or are you going to hold a grudge against him for the whole season.Hope he makes you eat you're words and performs the way we know he can.
Posted by: sussexcherry, sussex on 2:38pm Tue 5 Aug 08
[quote][bold]GMcMahon[/bold] wrote:
[quote][bold]ross carrol[/bold] wrote: I think gMcMahon has a chip on his shoulder about something, you are correct chuffer this guy is an idiot, how on earth do you know there was no interest in him.Give him a break and let him get on with playing his football. Surely if you all pull together and support the team you will have a better chance of getting back into league 1.[/quote] No chip on my shoulder, if anyone had that it was Warren otherwise why put in the transfer request over the 20%, which was in his contract, do not assume we don't know what our players are doing, if he had kept his mouth shut and got on with it there would have been no problem. I have been a fan of his for years I just don't think it's right for a player in one breathe to tell us all how he loves the club and in the next put in the transfer request especially when he knows how bad the finances are. As for calling me an idiot, that just shows you know nothing, and it also shows you don't look at things properly first, so give it a rest. We are all behind our team 100% let's hope Warren does the same.[/quote] G McMahon I'm with you on this one. Cummings picked up his ball and tried to run away with it 'cos they havent been fair', but guess what, nobody else wanted to play either!!! If he had had a decent offer he would have gone, he is still here so work it out. Yes, none of us like having our pay cut, but the lesson here is get yourself an agent who can interpret a contract and work out any potential pitfalls and then have the contract rewritten before signing it. The money was obviously the issue, and I also accept the principle of his argument re admin, but nobody has made him a better offer so maybe he is not worth what he thinks he is, having said that I have always liked him as a player.
GMcMahon wrote:
ross carrol wrote: I think gMcMahon has a chip on his shoulder about something, you are correct chuffer this guy is an idiot, how on earth do you know there was no interest in him.Give him a break and let him get on with playing his football. Surely if you all pull together and support the team you will have a better chance of getting back into league 1.
No chip on my shoulder, if anyone had that it was Warren otherwise why put in the transfer request over the 20%, which was in his contract, do not assume we don't know what our players are doing, if he had kept his mouth shut and got on with it there would have been no problem. I have been a fan of his for years I just don't think it's right for a player in one breathe to tell us all how he loves the club and in the next put in the transfer request especially when he knows how bad the finances are. As for calling me an idiot, that just shows you know nothing, and it also shows you don't look at things properly first, so give it a rest. We are all behind our team 100% let's hope Warren does the same.
G McMahon I'm with you on this one. Cummings picked up his ball and tried to run away with it 'cos they havent been fair', but guess what, nobody else wanted to play either!!! If he had had a decent offer he would have gone, he is still here so work it out. Yes, none of us like having our pay cut, but the lesson here is get yourself an agent who can interpret a contract and work out any potential pitfalls and then have the contract rewritten before signing it. The money was obviously the issue, and I also accept the principle of his argument re admin, but nobody has made him a better offer so maybe he is not worth what he thinks he is, having said that I have always liked him as a player.
Posted by: GMcMahon, Highcliffe on 3:02pm Tue 5 Aug 08
[quote][bold]ross carrol[/bold] wrote:
If you are a real fan you will know warren always gives 100%,the clubs finance problems is not the players fault.Maybe it's about time you gave it a rest and give him a break or are you going to hold a grudge against him for the whole season.Hope he makes you eat you're words and performs the way we know he can.[/quote] I hope he does perform well, why is it my problem? I have no issue with him as a player you keep bringing this up not me, I hold no grudge, and as for the financial comment what utter nonsense other players have stood by their contracts so why should he be different, do not confuse me being unhappy with his argument over money which I feel is wrong under the circumstances especially when people at the club have lost their jobs, with his ability on the field, you are making a mountain out of a mole hill, I see no apology for the insult by the way why not?
ross carrol wrote:
If you are a real fan you will know warren always gives 100%,the clubs finance problems is not the players fault.Maybe it's about time you gave it a rest and give him a break or are you going to hold a grudge against him for the whole season.Hope he makes you eat you're words and performs the way we know he can.
I hope he does perform well, why is it my problem? I have no issue with him as a player you keep bringing this up not me, I hold no grudge, and as for the financial comment what utter nonsense other players have stood by their contracts so why should he be different, do not confuse me being unhappy with his argument over money which I feel is wrong under the circumstances especially when people at the club have lost their jobs, with his ability on the field, you are making a mountain out of a mole hill, I see no apology for the insult by the way why not?
Posted by: kevvo, The dog house again on 4:00pm Sun 10 Aug 08
[quote][bold]ross carrol[/bold] wrote:
If you are a real fan you will know warren always gives 100%,the clubs finance problems is not the players fault.Maybe it's about time you gave it a rest and give him a break or are you going to hold a grudge against him for the whole season.Hope he makes you eat you're words and performs the way we know he can.[/quote] Oh come on I am glad Warren is staying but lets not be blind to the facts the Club did absolutley nothing wrong they offered a contract Warren signed it if he has signed it on the advice of his Daddy then thats for him to sort out with him. He knew (or should have known what was on his contract so it was not his best moment at the Club when he threw a hissy fit because things didnt go his way. Anyway lets hope he has now advised Daddy that he is old enough to make his own decisions and gets back to his old form
ross carrol wrote:
If you are a real fan you will know warren always gives 100%,the clubs finance problems is not the players fault.Maybe it's about time you gave it a rest and give him a break or are you going to hold a grudge against him for the whole season.Hope he makes you eat you're words and performs the way we know he can.
Oh come on I am glad Warren is staying but lets not be blind to the facts the Club did absolutley nothing wrong they offered a contract Warren signed it if he has signed it on the advice of his Daddy then thats for him to sort out with him. He knew (or should have known what was on his contract so it was not his best moment at the Club when he threw a hissy fit because things didnt go his way. Anyway lets hope he has now advised Daddy that he is old enough to make his own decisions and gets back to his old form
Posted by: kevvo, The dog house again on 4:06pm Sun 10 Aug 08
[quote][bold]chuffer[/bold] wrote:
[quote][bold]GMcMahon[/bold] wrote: [quote][bold]chuffer[/bold] wrote: [quote][bold]ross carrol[/bold] wrote: Nice one Warren,you have shown the fans how much the club really means to you.Don't think you have anything to prove as it showed at the end of the final game of the season how dissapointed you were at the club being relegated.[/quote] Here here. Couldn't agree more Ross, spot on. Some people can't help but turn good news like this into something negative. Can't wait for Wally to shove everyone's words right down their throats next season.[/quote] What are you talking about, he put in the request to leave, he then didn't have any interest from anyone else and then the U turn about staying and you say it's the fault of fans who thought he was wrong for saying he was leaving, as for his performances this season too right he should play well after what he asked to do so he should, he needs to show how loyal he really is, so don't knock the fans they didn't ask him to leave he bought this all on himself.[/quote] what are YOU talking about sunshine?? How are you so sure that the only reason he's done this is because of no interest from other clubs? And what evidence do you have to say that there wasn't any interest? Is it not plausible that he might actually be telling it as it is? I'm not knocking the fans, I'm knocking people like you who make up this rubbish, finding any excuse to slag off AFCB players who give 100% in every game. Idiot.[/quote] Totaly wrong and totaly unfair I cant remember a time when G McMahon has ever slagged off an AFCB Player even when some have deserved it. The fact of the matter is that Warren signed his contract The Club honoured it. Warren decided he wanted to go now he has changed his mind end of story. I think his Daddy has a lot to answer for
chuffer wrote:
GMcMahon wrote: chuffer wrote: ross carrol wrote: Nice one Warren,you have shown the fans how much the club really means to you.Don't think you have anything to prove as it showed at the end of the final game of the season how dissapointed you were at the club being relegated.
Here here. Couldn't agree more Ross, spot on. Some people can't help but turn good news like this into something negative. Can't wait for Wally to shove everyone's words right down their throats next season.
What are you talking about, he put in the request to leave, he then didn't have any interest from anyone else and then the U turn about staying and you say it's the fault of fans who thought he was wrong for saying he was leaving, as for his performances this season too right he should play well after what he asked to do so he should, he needs to show how loyal he really is, so don't knock the fans they didn't ask him to leave he bought this all on himself.
what are YOU talking about sunshine?? How are you so sure that the only reason he's done this is because of no interest from other clubs? And what evidence do you have to say that there wasn't any interest? Is it not plausible that he might actually be telling it as it is? I'm not knocking the fans, I'm knocking people like you who make up this rubbish, finding any excuse to slag off AFCB players who give 100% in every game. Idiot.
Totaly wrong and totaly unfair I cant remember a time when G McMahon has ever slagged off an AFCB Player even when some have deserved it. The fact of the matter is that Warren signed his contract The Club honoured it. Warren decided he wanted to go now he has changed his mind end of story. I think his Daddy has a lot to answer for
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