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Pardew :lol: Palace :lol: As if Pardew had a fucking clue about these players before we signed them. And no fucking way will Sissoko go to Palace, but if he does he's more dumb than i thought. I know Cabaye went there but that was a different situation. Pardew.. Just fuck off you fraud :lol:

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Townsend went to Palace, he is a better player than Sissoko.

 

Never fails to amaze me how narrow minded and greedy footballers can be. Moussa will end up going to whoever pays the money, which in itself is comical. At no point will he think, "is this the right move for me?"

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True, fair enough :thup: At the same time Townsend was in the reserves for Tottenham and in a relegation fight for us. Compared with Sissoko playing in the final of the Euros and has been craving for CL for ages. But like you say, money talks alot these days and if there's no other offers who knows, but i doubt he'd go there.

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Some shit players have won trophies and been in finals. I didn't see anyone raiding the Millwall team when Man Utd beat them in the FA Cup.

 

Players should be signed based on weeks and months of performances. Mind you, we would never get rid of the cunt then.

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Some s*** players have won trophies and been in finals. I didn't see anyone raiding the Millwall team when Man Utd beat them in the FA Cup.

 

Players should be signed based on weeks and months of performances. Mind you, we would never get rid of the c*** then.

 

Tim Cahill went to Everton. ;)

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"My priority is to stay in England even if I'm not against going to search for a new challenge elsewhere," Sissoko said. "I particularly want to play with big players and in top-level matches."
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"My priority is to stay in England even if I'm not against going to search for a new challenge elsewhere," Sissoko said. "I particularly want to play with big players and in top-level matches."

 

He thinks he's so brilliant doesn't he?

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Guest ElCid

I honestly can't wait for this fraud to fuck off out of this club. Thinks he is something he is not and never will be.

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WOW! That interview is unreal, he lives on another planet like

 

http://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/sport/football/transfer-news/moussa-sissoko-reveals-wants-play-11633174

 

Wantaway Newcastle United midfielder Moussa Sissoko insists his “priority” is to stay in the Premier League - though he is not entirely ruling out a “new challenge” abroad.

 

The 26-year-old impressed during France’s run to the Euro 2016 final and has attracted interest from across the continent.

 

Despite Borussia Dortmund, Arsenal, Paris Saint-Germain, Liverpool and Manchester United being credited with an interest in Sissoko, the Magpies are yet to receive a firm offer for a player they rate at around the £35million mark.

 

Rafa Benitez is keen to keep hold of the powerful midfielder as well after making Sissoko captain for the final half-dozen games of last season.

 

Sissoko, though, appears determined to push through a move elsewhere.

 

“My priority is to stay in England even if I’m not against going to search for a new challenge elsewhere,” Sissoko told France Football during an extensive interview with the magazine.

 

“I particularly want to play with big players and in top-level matches.”

 

During the group stages of Euro 2016, Sissoko found himself primarily as a substitute, yet during the latter stages of the competition he forced his way into the starting line-up.

 

And, aside from Antoine Griezmann, Sissoko was arguably France’s player of the tournament.

 

So how did Sissoko rate his own performance during the competition?

“I would give myself 10 out of 10,” he added.

 

“I don’t feel that I’m superior to others but, from the moment where I’ve given everything, I’m not going to attribute myself another mark.

 

“I have nothing to reproach myself for in this competition.”

 

On whether he believes he is rated more highly in England than in France:

“Certainly.

 

“But that does not upset me and it does not surprise me.

 

“It is in the Premier League that I really blew up.

 

“In England, it is a fight at first. I am better known there.

 

“But you cannot say that I am not loved in France.

 

“They maybe do not know me.”

 

Does Sissoko believe the French public doubt his abilities when compared to the rest of the national squad?

“If you look at the players in the national team, every single one finished in the top five in a league, they have played in the Champions League or Europa League, and me, with Newcastle, I was not playing in Europe and we went down to the second division.

 

“I understand why people might doubt me.

 

“We have a coach who understands football; if he calls me up, it is because I have certain qualities to go up against the greatest.”

 

On his own personal performance in the Euro 2016 final:

 

“Since I have worn this [France] jersey, it was my most complete performance.

 

“I already felt great before the game.

 

“With the ball at my feet we could have made ​​a breakthrough; I know I could quickly make a difference by breaking the lines.

 

“It made ​​me more confident.

 

“But I would have preferred to be less good and for us win this trophy.”

 

Sissoko’s pain following Les Bleus’ Euro 2016 final loss to Portugal:

“During the five seconds after the goal, I felt wrong; I did not know what to do, where to put myself.

 

“On the bench, I was in tears.

 

“It will stay raw with me for a while.

 

“The title was just in front of our arms.

 

“We really wanted to write our own history."

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Get this fucking helmet out the club as soon as possible. If he can't see how poor he has been, then things will never change with him. You are not loved here you useless deluded cunt, now piss off.

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I don't blame him like. We've been an absolute shitshow. He's not invested in the project like us fans and the likes of Matt Ritchie who clearly sees the benefit of temporary championship status.

 

Yeah, all true, still find it a bit galling how great he thinks he is though.

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