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Yohan Cabaye (now sporting coordinator at Paris Saint-Germain)


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He bottled it because that's the type of player he is

 

:thup:

 

Which other player would follow Pardew to a club like Palace knowing fine well the horrible football he'd be made to play? He went there only to keep his place in the French squad when no better club came in.

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I don't like Yohan Cabaye one bit but he's a bottler because he had a penalty saved? Bottlers (in that sense) don't usually reach the age of 30 with a perfect penalty record, like.

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He's still the best midfielder we've had in years like. I'm not a big fan of disliking ex-players by default tbh. That sort of thing should be reserved for cunts like Owen imo. He left a Pardew managed, Ashley owned Newcastle for the richest club in the world, playing alongside Ibrahimovic in the Champions League. And leaving is exactly what was sold to him. I don't blame him at all for that. Joining Crystal Palace is still really weird though.

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I don't like Yohan Cabaye one bit but he's a bottler because he had a penalty saved? Bottlers (in that sense) don't usually reach the age of 30 with a perfect penalty record, like.

 

Of course he bottled it, he let the pressure get the better of him and took a shit penalty. Probably never taken a pen in such circumstances before (against former club, used to be adored by their fans, could send them down, just been hurled a load of abuse taking a corner 1 minute previously in the Strawberry corner), words from Anita and Cisse also probably put some doubt in his mind.

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He's still the best midfielder we've had in years like. I'm not a big fan of disliking ex-players by default tbh. That sort of thing should be reserved for c***s like Owen imo. He left a Pardew managed, Ashley owned Newcastle for the richest club in the world, playing alongside Ibrahimovic in the Champions League. And leaving is exactly what was sold to him. I don't blame him at all for that. Joining Crystal Palace is still really weird though.

 

He acted like a little bitch to get his move though.

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We only have the club's word on that iirc, which is worth as much as it did with Carroll etc.

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Yeah, I absolutely do not believe he acted like a little bitch. More like the club wanted the fans to think he did. If you'd been watching his Twitter feed after his move, you'd never get the feeling he didn't like NUFC. Even playing as us on FM.

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We only have the club's word on that iirc, which is worth as much as it did with Carroll etc.

He even admitted it. [emoji38]

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With this NUFC? Quite possibly.

 

I also doubt it was as black and white as him just marching in and going on strike like.

 

Nah, don't agree with that at all.

 

He even apologised afterwards, he took a strop because he didn't get his arsenal move.

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Tbf when you sign players to sell them to clubs like Arsenal then you don't sell them to Arsenal there's every chance the player will go a bit radge. Also our higher-ups notoriously being absolute wankers behind the scenes will no doubt have been helpful as ever.

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Tbf when you sign players to sell them to clubs like Arsenal then you don't sell them to Arsenal there's every chance the player will go a bit radge. Also our higher-ups notoriously being absolute w*****s behind the scenes will no doubt have been helpful as ever.

 

Go radge, kick off, put a transfer request in, don't go on strike and refuse to play for three games though while picking up up 40grand a week, complete cunts trick. amazed he's being defended for it.

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But why would you not do everything in your power to get away from NUFC? We don't challenge for anything.

 

It's not like we can claim otherwise either. Long gone are the days where we can claim that we're knocking on the door and could be challenging with the right additions. We can't ask for patience from these people who have no ties to our team, especially when we sell ourselves as a stepping stone for players like Cabaye. So when we stand in the way, what do you expect from them?

 

We're a business, we don't show loyalty to players, they don't show loyalty to us.

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But why would you not do everything in your power to get away from NUFC? We don't challenge for anything.

 

It's not like we can claim otherwise either. Long gone are the days where we can claim that we're knocking on the door and could be challenging with the right additions. We can't ask for patience from these people who have no ties to our team, especially when we sell ourselves as a stepping stone for players like Cabaye. So when we stand in the way, what do you expect from them?

 

We're a business, we don't show loyalty to players, they don't show loyalty to us.

 

They stood in his way because arsenal offered 10million quid for him, even he must realised he was worth.more than that and the club were never going go accept it? once psg come along with a decent offer he got his move. Absolutely no excuses for what he did.

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But why would you not do everything in your power to get away from NUFC? We don't challenge for anything.

 

It's not like we can claim otherwise either. Long gone are the days where we can claim that we're knocking on the door and could be challenging with the right additions. We can't ask for patience from these people who have no ties to our team, especially when we sell ourselves as a stepping stone for players like Cabaye. So when we stand in the way, what do you expect from them?

 

We're a business, we don't show loyalty to players, they don't show loyalty to us.

 

They stood in his way because arsenal offered 10million quid for him, even he must realised he was worth.more than that and the club were never going go accept it? once psg come along with a decent offer he got his move. Absolutely no excuses for what he did.

 

Just in case you missed it ;)

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Guest neesy111

Why would you not push to be sold? Why would you want to stay at NUFC?

 

Well, he should had put a transfer request in then.

 

But being the money grabbing arsehole that he is, he'd lose his cut of the sale.

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