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Montpellier manager attacks Rémy Cabella

Speaking to RMC, Montpellier manager Rolland Courbis had a dig at Frenchman Rémy Cabella’s current situation at Newcastle.

 

He had the following to say:

 

“With some irony, I said that I was not mad about Newcastle (as a choice of destination). I sincerely hope with all my heart, because God knows I love this little boy, that he has a huge contract financially. From being with Montpellier and being in the 23 players that represent the France team, to going to playing only a part of the games, while scoring one goal when you scored 15 or so with Montpellier (a season), I really hope he has some financial compensation. If in the morning, he wakes up, and he is happy to go to train at Newcastle, he will have to question himself.”

 

:dave:

 

Thanks Pardew. Thanks Carver.

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Montpellier manager attacks Rémy Cabella

Speaking to RMC, Montpellier manager Rolland Courbis had a dig at Frenchman Rémy Cabella’s current situation at Newcastle.

 

He had the following to say:

 

“With some irony, I said that I was not mad about Newcastle (as a choice of destination). I sincerely hope with all my heart, because God knows I love this little boy, that he has a huge contract financially. From being with Montpellier and being in the 23 players that represent the France team, to going to playing only a part of the games, while scoring one goal when you scored 15 or so with Montpellier (a season), I really hope he has some financial compensation. If in the morning, he wakes up, and he is happy to go to train at Newcastle, he will have to question himself.”

 

:dave:

 

Thanks Pardew. Thanks Carver.

 

I hate it when other managers talk about our players.  PSV manager about Anita, De Boer's brother about Winjaldum, and now this.  They should just shut up and concentrate on their own players.  The truth is that the PL is a step up from most other leagues and players need time to adapt and some players will never adapt.  Having said that, Pardew didn't help.

 

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It's embarrassing because we had incompetent nincompoops that completely screw up these players, and so they're comments are usually valid, and so it really stings. hey've made the club look like a bad place to play.

 

Thank God they're gone.

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That Montpellier lot say some weird things about Cabella. I don't know if it's just lost in translation but the way the manager and the owner (Nicollin) go on about him anyone would think social services had just gone and taken their baby off them. I get it, he was a great player for them and came up through their ranks but Jesus Christ, let it go. That's how football works, good players move on to bigger challenges. It's not like we're holding him captive in a basement ffs.

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They were on a football field with a ball, of course they had a chance. I'd be looking to sell as many as could be replaced with about 7 exceptions.

:thup: You can't blame a manager for everything like. You can't just let him off the hook because he had bad managers

Staggering, utterly staggering opinion considering the level of coaching, tactics and selections we've endured in the last 4-5 years.

At various times Sissoko, Ben Arfa, Cabaye, Debuchy, Janmaat, Ba, Cisse all played well under that poor management. A poor manager isn't an excuse for playing s****

 

No one said it was, only that they are not playing to their potential consistently and a better coaching staff is more likely to bring it out. Even though all of them players had their moments under Pardew it was really was just one massive missed opportunity.

Just like nobody said he was entirely to blame but IMO its ridiculous that a player isn't held accountable at all for his own poor performaces

 

I knew you were smart.

 

 

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That Montpellier lot say some weird things about Cabella. I don't know if it's just lost in translation but the way the manager and the owner (Nicollin) go on about him anyone would think social services had just gone and taken their baby off them. I get it, he was a great player for them and came up through their ranks but Jesus Christ, let it go. That's how football works, good players move on to bigger challenges. It's not like we're holding him captive in a basement ffs.

A bit rich. People here still butthurt over Carroll & Enrique
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Of course he has some responsibility, but players need the right circumstances to thrive, and to be given a fair chance.

 

Of course he does. Cabella is one that was always goign to need time. But a lot of his struggles in the league can be attributed to himself imo.

 

Was dropped twice after starting to find significant form throughout last season, another victim of the Pardew regime like Mbiwa.

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Of course he has some responsibility, but players need the right circumstances to thrive, and to be given a fair chance.

Why does this apply to Cabella, and not Colback?

Because Colback played pretty much every game last season and we know what he can offer. Cabella was ostracised fairly early under Pardew as he wasn't a "grafter" and didn't get back enough, so him given free roam to attack and not limited would be great.

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