Guest TruToon94 Posted January 3, 2015 Share Posted January 3, 2015 Stupid decision. The new manager should have been able to come in and decide whether he could train with him/keep him... This just looks to me like more writing on the wall for Carver staying in charge which will be a fucking nightmare. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dokko Posted January 3, 2015 Share Posted January 3, 2015 If he wasn't such an awkward character then why has it ended up like this? Especially if he's such a consistent force on the pitch. If you look at it logically, and not peering out of his arse for just one moment you'd realise it doesn't add up. Not here or at any of the other clubs he's been to and left under a cloud of bitterness and resentment by all parties. He's clearly not a full shilling, there's little doubt about that. Doesn't mean we shouldn't have been able to get far more out of him. A good manager would have, not wankers like Pardew and Bruce who are all about graft over craft. If he was as rounded as some appear to expect, there's not a chance he'd have been here in the first place, and that includes us taking advantage of him falling out with his previous club. We should have got more out of him, but he should have got far more out of himself. His mentality is getting more wild and unpredictable and while he's not playing football his talent is taking a nose dive. Not at any point has the lad himself decided he wants to change things, he's decided to keep going the way he has and this is why he's ended up destroying his own career. Nice will expect him to buck up his ideas, but he won't and he might get away with it due to the quality of the league but only they'll take so much and he could see himself ousted again. You can't blame Pardew for this, for most part hba comments on Pardew have been positive and if anything it sounded like Pardew gave him too much leeway, pissed off senior players and when Pardew wanted it to change gave him a final ultimatum which blew up in both their faces. Senior players no longer wanted him around the dressing room and put their foot down. Just because he was made the poster boy by the fans against Pardew doesn't mean that's all it was, Pardew vs hba, this issues ran much deeper and with a lot more people within the club. In the end too much trouble coming in to his final year where a decision had to be made, just like Barton the club had enough with his antics and got rid. The point stands and will always stand imo that on the pitch is all that matters if you can come up with the goods. Imo he could and (when started) did. We're talking about a player here that was dropped when he was in form last season. Bellamy was a prick, Robert was too, loads of players are dicks and by the sounds of it HBA isn't all there either, but if you're going to invest more in off-the-field unknowns from a notorious liar over what you watch on the pitch come the weekend then I'm not sure what to say... Its not all that matters, that's completely short sighted. You think the lorded Tuchel or FdB would put up with some petulant workshy disruption walking around training like he doesn't have to put in any effort? You mention Bellamy who'd berate his own players in training for not putting in 100% in practise matches. If HBA had Bellamy's mentality he'd be where HBA thinks he should be, alongside Messi at Barca. My opinion has nothing to do with anything Pardew has said about him. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Toonpack Posted January 3, 2015 Share Posted January 3, 2015 I wish people could actually give detailed specifics about what HBA ever did wrong rather than relying on vague generalisations about his behaviour. No-one seems to be able to give any though. Maybe if those who think he's great (based on very little evidence) could point out to us "sheep" instances where he has been consistently brilliant game after game (for any club) maybe, just maybe, we'd understand the love he gets. His brilliance is a myth, his talent is there for all to see, but his use/application of that talent is beyond a disgrace and as such he's worthless. Surely Real, Barca and Bayern are pestering his agent to death right now because reading some of the tripe in this thread they mustn't know what they're doing otherwise. It's been done to death on here in every way. Examples of him playing well and being dropped, stats showing he's a 1 in 3.5 goal scorer and 1 in 4 assister, stats in comparison to our other players, examples of players he's been dropped in favour of etc etc etc and yet still people like you either/or A. Ignore it. B. Dismiss it or C. Come out with the sort of utter nonsense that's in your final paragraph there. In fact all of it is generalised, unsubstantiated, fabricated, weapons grade horseshit tbh. My last paragraph is weapons grade horseshit is it So Real, Bayern and Barca are clamouring for his services then. He's a lazy waste of talent. Sorry, maybe I should have made it even easier for you to understand. It's horseshit because 1. Absolutely no one is saying that those teams are or should be clamouring for his services 2. It's irrelevant when he was behind players like Dan Gosling, Shola Ameobi, Ryan Taylor and Gabriel Obertan in the pecking order. Clamoured for by Bournemouth, a second division Turkish side, no one and no one. Is that a bit easier for you to understand now? So you agree that HBA is a ridiculous waste of talent then. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
joeyt Posted January 3, 2015 Share Posted January 3, 2015 Sky Sports say its a loan deal fwiw, not that it really matters Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest firetotheworks Posted January 3, 2015 Share Posted January 3, 2015 I wish people could actually give detailed specifics about what HBA ever did wrong rather than relying on vague generalisations about his behaviour. No-one seems to be able to give any though. Maybe if those who think he's great (based on very little evidence) could point out to us "sheep" instances where he has been consistently brilliant game after game (for any club) maybe, just maybe, we'd understand the love he gets. His brilliance is a myth, his talent is there for all to see, but his use/application of that talent is beyond a disgrace and as such he's worthless. Surely Real, Barca and Bayern are pestering his agent to death right now because reading some of the tripe in this thread they mustn't know what they're doing otherwise. It's been done to death on here in every way. Examples of him playing well and being dropped, stats showing he's a 1 in 3.5 goal scorer and 1 in 4 assister, stats in comparison to our other players, examples of players he's been dropped in favour of etc etc etc and yet still people like you either/or A. Ignore it. B. Dismiss it or C. Come out with the sort of utter nonsense that's in your final paragraph there. In fact all of it is generalised, unsubstantiated, fabricated, weapons grade horseshit tbh. My last paragraph is weapons grade horseshit is it So Real, Bayern and Barca are clamouring for his services then. He's a lazy waste of talent. Sorry, maybe I should have made it even easier for you to understand. It's horseshit because 1. Absolutely no one is saying that those teams are or should be clamouring for his services 2. It's irrelevant when he was behind players like Dan Gosling, Shola Ameobi, Ryan Taylor and Gabriel Obertan in the pecking order. Clamoured for by Bournemouth, a second division Turkish side, no one and no one. Is that a bit easier for you to understand now? So you agree that HBA is a ridiculous waste of talent then. Oh fuck off man, you utter cretin. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest firetotheworks Posted January 3, 2015 Share Posted January 3, 2015 If he wasn't such an awkward character then why has it ended up like this? Especially if he's such a consistent force on the pitch. If you look at it logically, and not peering out of his arse for just one moment you'd realise it doesn't add up. Not here or at any of the other clubs he's been to and left under a cloud of bitterness and resentment by all parties. He's clearly not a full shilling, there's little doubt about that. Doesn't mean we shouldn't have been able to get far more out of him. A good manager would have, not wankers like Pardew and Bruce who are all about graft over craft. If he was as rounded as some appear to expect, there's not a chance he'd have been here in the first place, and that includes us taking advantage of him falling out with his previous club. We should have got more out of him, but he should have got far more out of himself. His mentality is getting more wild and unpredictable and while he's not playing football his talent is taking a nose dive. Not at any point has the lad himself decided he wants to change things, he's decided to keep going the way he has and this is why he's ended up destroying his own career. Nice will expect him to buck up his ideas, but he won't and he might get away with it due to the quality of the league but only they'll take so much and he could see himself ousted again. You can't blame Pardew for this, for most part hba comments on Pardew have been positive and if anything it sounded like Pardew gave him too much leeway, pissed off senior players and when Pardew wanted it to change gave him a final ultimatum which blew up in both their faces. Senior players no longer wanted him around the dressing room and put their foot down. Just because he was made the poster boy by the fans against Pardew doesn't mean that's all it was, Pardew vs hba, this issues ran much deeper and with a lot more people within the club. In the end too much trouble coming in to his final year where a decision had to be made, just like Barton the club had enough with his antics and got rid. The point stands and will always stand imo that on the pitch is all that matters if you can come up with the goods. Imo he could and (when started) did. We're talking about a player here that was dropped when he was in form last season. Bellamy was a prick, Robert was too, loads of players are dicks and by the sounds of it HBA isn't all there either, but if you're going to invest more in off-the-field unknowns from a notorious liar over what you watch on the pitch come the weekend then I'm not sure what to say... Its not all that matters, that's completely short sighted. You think the lorded Tuchel or FdB would put up with some petulant workshy disruption walking around training like he doesn't have to put in any effort? You mention Bellamy who'd berate his own players in training for not putting in 100% in practise matches. If HBA had Bellamy's mentality he'd be where HBA thinks he should be, alongside Messi at Barca. My opinion has nothing to do with anything Pardew has said about him. Short sighted in what way? Do you think that we played any better without him? You're making a straw man argument by bringing other managers into it. The facts are that for us, under Pardew, with the players we have, he played well and produced. The alternatives were far and away worse. If we had another manager, better alternatives or better football without him, you would definitely have a point, but the fact is that we didn't and still dont. Whether you like it or not, last season he was dropped as arguably our best player, if you want to get into hearsay and rumour then that's absolutely fine, but again it works both ways and there are a lot of things that people have heard about what happened after the Man United defeat and about other players that backed him up. I'm not defending his temperament, there's obviously something not quite right with him, but at the same time we're talking about a manager that ostracised Carlos Tevez and Javier Mascherano. Whether Pardew's decision was a personal or footballing one, either way it was the wrong one for me as a fan because we were better with him and the football was far more enjoyable. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
LoveItIfWeBeatU Posted January 3, 2015 Share Posted January 3, 2015 I'd imagine Ben Arfa is on high wages. I doubt Mike Ashley would have agreed to give him a new contract even if he came back into the squad and did well in the last six months of his contract. Ben Arfa won't have been viewed as good value for the money by Ashley. The savings made on his wages can be used else where e.g. to increase the offer to Aarons. At least when Ben Arfa is no longer on NUFC's books it might bring to an end (or at least reduce) the constant arguing between those who love him and those who don't. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dokko Posted January 3, 2015 Share Posted January 3, 2015 If he wasn't such an awkward character then why has it ended up like this? Especially if he's such a consistent force on the pitch. If you look at it logically, and not peering out of his arse for just one moment you'd realise it doesn't add up. Not here or at any of the other clubs he's been to and left under a cloud of bitterness and resentment by all parties. He's clearly not a full shilling, there's little doubt about that. Doesn't mean we shouldn't have been able to get far more out of him. A good manager would have, not wankers like Pardew and Bruce who are all about graft over craft. If he was as rounded as some appear to expect, there's not a chance he'd have been here in the first place, and that includes us taking advantage of him falling out with his previous club. We should have got more out of him, but he should have got far more out of himself. His mentality is getting more wild and unpredictable and while he's not playing football his talent is taking a nose dive. Not at any point has the lad himself decided he wants to change things, he's decided to keep going the way he has and this is why he's ended up destroying his own career. Nice will expect him to buck up his ideas, but he won't and he might get away with it due to the quality of the league but only they'll take so much and he could see himself ousted again. You can't blame Pardew for this, for most part hba comments on Pardew have been positive and if anything it sounded like Pardew gave him too much leeway, pissed off senior players and when Pardew wanted it to change gave him a final ultimatum which blew up in both their faces. Senior players no longer wanted him around the dressing room and put their foot down. Just because he was made the poster boy by the fans against Pardew doesn't mean that's all it was, Pardew vs hba, this issues ran much deeper and with a lot more people within the club. In the end too much trouble coming in to his final year where a decision had to be made, just like Barton the club had enough with his antics and got rid. The point stands and will always stand imo that on the pitch is all that matters if you can come up with the goods. Imo he could and (when started) did. We're talking about a player here that was dropped when he was in form last season. Bellamy was a prick, Robert was too, loads of players are dicks and by the sounds of it HBA isn't all there either, but if you're going to invest more in off-the-field unknowns from a notorious liar over what you watch on the pitch come the weekend then I'm not sure what to say... Its not all that matters, that's completely short sighted. You think the lorded Tuchel or FdB would put up with some petulant workshy disruption walking around training like he doesn't have to put in any effort? You mention Bellamy who'd berate his own players in training for not putting in 100% in practise matches. If HBA had Bellamy's mentality he'd be where HBA thinks he should be, alongside Messi at Barca. My opinion has nothing to do with anything Pardew has said about him. Short sighted in what way? Do you think that we played any better without him? You're making a straw man argument by bringing other managers into it. The facts are that for us, under Pardew, with the players we have, he played well and produced. The alternatives were far and away worse. If we had another manager, better alternatives or better football without him, you would definitely have a point, but the fact is that we didn't and still dont. Whether you like it or not, last season he was dropped as arguably our best player, if you want to get into hearsay and rumour then that's absolutely fine, but again it works both ways and there are a lot of things that people have heard about what happened after the Man United defeat and about other players that backed him up. I'm not defending his temperament, there's obviously something not quite right with him, but at the same time we're talking about a manager that ostracised Carlos Tevez and Javier Mascherano. Whether Pardew's decision was a personal or footballing one, either way it was the wrong one for me as a fan because we were better with him and the football was far more enjoyable. I'm making 'a straw man argument by bringing other managers into it' but its ok for you to bring other players in to it? Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest firetotheworks Posted January 3, 2015 Share Posted January 3, 2015 If he wasn't such an awkward character then why has it ended up like this? Especially if he's such a consistent force on the pitch. If you look at it logically, and not peering out of his arse for just one moment you'd realise it doesn't add up. Not here or at any of the other clubs he's been to and left under a cloud of bitterness and resentment by all parties. He's clearly not a full shilling, there's little doubt about that. Doesn't mean we shouldn't have been able to get far more out of him. A good manager would have, not wankers like Pardew and Bruce who are all about graft over craft. If he was as rounded as some appear to expect, there's not a chance he'd have been here in the first place, and that includes us taking advantage of him falling out with his previous club. We should have got more out of him, but he should have got far more out of himself. His mentality is getting more wild and unpredictable and while he's not playing football his talent is taking a nose dive. Not at any point has the lad himself decided he wants to change things, he's decided to keep going the way he has and this is why he's ended up destroying his own career. Nice will expect him to buck up his ideas, but he won't and he might get away with it due to the quality of the league but only they'll take so much and he could see himself ousted again. You can't blame Pardew for this, for most part hba comments on Pardew have been positive and if anything it sounded like Pardew gave him too much leeway, pissed off senior players and when Pardew wanted it to change gave him a final ultimatum which blew up in both their faces. Senior players no longer wanted him around the dressing room and put their foot down. Just because he was made the poster boy by the fans against Pardew doesn't mean that's all it was, Pardew vs hba, this issues ran much deeper and with a lot more people within the club. In the end too much trouble coming in to his final year where a decision had to be made, just like Barton the club had enough with his antics and got rid. The point stands and will always stand imo that on the pitch is all that matters if you can come up with the goods. Imo he could and (when started) did. We're talking about a player here that was dropped when he was in form last season. Bellamy was a prick, Robert was too, loads of players are dicks and by the sounds of it HBA isn't all there either, but if you're going to invest more in off-the-field unknowns from a notorious liar over what you watch on the pitch come the weekend then I'm not sure what to say... Its not all that matters, that's completely short sighted. You think the lorded Tuchel or FdB would put up with some petulant workshy disruption walking around training like he doesn't have to put in any effort? You mention Bellamy who'd berate his own players in training for not putting in 100% in practise matches. If HBA had Bellamy's mentality he'd be where HBA thinks he should be, alongside Messi at Barca. My opinion has nothing to do with anything Pardew has said about him. Short sighted in what way? Do you think that we played any better without him? You're making a straw man argument by bringing other managers into it. The facts are that for us, under Pardew, with the players we have, he played well and produced. The alternatives were far and away worse. If we had another manager, better alternatives or better football without him, you would definitely have a point, but the fact is that we didn't and still dont. Whether you like it or not, last season he was dropped as arguably our best player, if you want to get into hearsay and rumour then that's absolutely fine, but again it works both ways and there are a lot of things that people have heard about what happened after the Man United defeat and about other players that backed him up. I'm not defending his temperament, there's obviously something not quite right with him, but at the same time we're talking about a manager that ostracised Carlos Tevez and Javier Mascherano. Whether Pardew's decision was a personal or footballing one, either way it was the wrong one for me as a fan because we were better with him and the football was far more enjoyable. I'm making 'a straw man argument by bringing other managers into it' but its ok for you to bring other players in to it? Yes, because that's an actual event that occurred with Pardew and those two players, not one that's been made up. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dokko Posted January 3, 2015 Share Posted January 3, 2015 If he wasn't such an awkward character then why has it ended up like this? Especially if he's such a consistent force on the pitch. If you look at it logically, and not peering out of his arse for just one moment you'd realise it doesn't add up. Not here or at any of the other clubs he's been to and left under a cloud of bitterness and resentment by all parties. He's clearly not a full shilling, there's little doubt about that. Doesn't mean we shouldn't have been able to get far more out of him. A good manager would have, not wankers like Pardew and Bruce who are all about graft over craft. If he was as rounded as some appear to expect, there's not a chance he'd have been here in the first place, and that includes us taking advantage of him falling out with his previous club. We should have got more out of him, but he should have got far more out of himself. His mentality is getting more wild and unpredictable and while he's not playing football his talent is taking a nose dive. Not at any point has the lad himself decided he wants to change things, he's decided to keep going the way he has and this is why he's ended up destroying his own career. Nice will expect him to buck up his ideas, but he won't and he might get away with it due to the quality of the league but only they'll take so much and he could see himself ousted again. You can't blame Pardew for this, for most part hba comments on Pardew have been positive and if anything it sounded like Pardew gave him too much leeway, pissed off senior players and when Pardew wanted it to change gave him a final ultimatum which blew up in both their faces. Senior players no longer wanted him around the dressing room and put their foot down. Just because he was made the poster boy by the fans against Pardew doesn't mean that's all it was, Pardew vs hba, this issues ran much deeper and with a lot more people within the club. In the end too much trouble coming in to his final year where a decision had to be made, just like Barton the club had enough with his antics and got rid. The point stands and will always stand imo that on the pitch is all that matters if you can come up with the goods. Imo he could and (when started) did. We're talking about a player here that was dropped when he was in form last season. Bellamy was a prick, Robert was too, loads of players are dicks and by the sounds of it HBA isn't all there either, but if you're going to invest more in off-the-field unknowns from a notorious liar over what you watch on the pitch come the weekend then I'm not sure what to say... Its not all that matters, that's completely short sighted. You think the lorded Tuchel or FdB would put up with some petulant workshy disruption walking around training like he doesn't have to put in any effort? You mention Bellamy who'd berate his own players in training for not putting in 100% in practise matches. If HBA had Bellamy's mentality he'd be where HBA thinks he should be, alongside Messi at Barca. My opinion has nothing to do with anything Pardew has said about him. Short sighted in what way? Do you think that we played any better without him? You're making a straw man argument by bringing other managers into it. The facts are that for us, under Pardew, with the players we have, he played well and produced. The alternatives were far and away worse. If we had another manager, better alternatives or better football without him, you would definitely have a point, but the fact is that we didn't and still dont. Whether you like it or not, last season he was dropped as arguably our best player, if you want to get into hearsay and rumour then that's absolutely fine, but again it works both ways and there are a lot of things that people have heard about what happened after the Man United defeat and about other players that backed him up. I'm not defending his temperament, there's obviously something not quite right with him, but at the same time we're talking about a manager that ostracised Carlos Tevez and Javier Mascherano. Whether Pardew's decision was a personal or footballing one, either way it was the wrong one for me as a fan because we were better with him and the football was far more enjoyable. I'm making 'a straw man argument by bringing other managers into it' but its ok for you to bring other players in to it? Yes, because that's an actual event that occurred with Pardew and those two players, not one that's been made up. An event with Bellamy, Robert and Pardew? Ok. Just making it up as you go along, im done. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest firetotheworks Posted January 3, 2015 Share Posted January 3, 2015 If he wasn't such an awkward character then why has it ended up like this? Especially if he's such a consistent force on the pitch. If you look at it logically, and not peering out of his arse for just one moment you'd realise it doesn't add up. Not here or at any of the other clubs he's been to and left under a cloud of bitterness and resentment by all parties. He's clearly not a full shilling, there's little doubt about that. Doesn't mean we shouldn't have been able to get far more out of him. A good manager would have, not wankers like Pardew and Bruce who are all about graft over craft. If he was as rounded as some appear to expect, there's not a chance he'd have been here in the first place, and that includes us taking advantage of him falling out with his previous club. We should have got more out of him, but he should have got far more out of himself. His mentality is getting more wild and unpredictable and while he's not playing football his talent is taking a nose dive. Not at any point has the lad himself decided he wants to change things, he's decided to keep going the way he has and this is why he's ended up destroying his own career. Nice will expect him to buck up his ideas, but he won't and he might get away with it due to the quality of the league but only they'll take so much and he could see himself ousted again. You can't blame Pardew for this, for most part hba comments on Pardew have been positive and if anything it sounded like Pardew gave him too much leeway, pissed off senior players and when Pardew wanted it to change gave him a final ultimatum which blew up in both their faces. Senior players no longer wanted him around the dressing room and put their foot down. Just because he was made the poster boy by the fans against Pardew doesn't mean that's all it was, Pardew vs hba, this issues ran much deeper and with a lot more people within the club. In the end too much trouble coming in to his final year where a decision had to be made, just like Barton the club had enough with his antics and got rid. The point stands and will always stand imo that on the pitch is all that matters if you can come up with the goods. Imo he could and (when started) did. We're talking about a player here that was dropped when he was in form last season. Bellamy was a prick, Robert was too, loads of players are dicks and by the sounds of it HBA isn't all there either, but if you're going to invest more in off-the-field unknowns from a notorious liar over what you watch on the pitch come the weekend then I'm not sure what to say... Its not all that matters, that's completely short sighted. You think the lorded Tuchel or FdB would put up with some petulant workshy disruption walking around training like he doesn't have to put in any effort? You mention Bellamy who'd berate his own players in training for not putting in 100% in practise matches. If HBA had Bellamy's mentality he'd be where HBA thinks he should be, alongside Messi at Barca. My opinion has nothing to do with anything Pardew has said about him. Short sighted in what way? Do you think that we played any better without him? You're making a straw man argument by bringing other managers into it. The facts are that for us, under Pardew, with the players we have, he played well and produced. The alternatives were far and away worse. If we had another manager, better alternatives or better football without him, you would definitely have a point, but the fact is that we didn't and still dont. Whether you like it or not, last season he was dropped as arguably our best player, if you want to get into hearsay and rumour then that's absolutely fine, but again it works both ways and there are a lot of things that people have heard about what happened after the Man United defeat and about other players that backed him up. I'm not defending his temperament, there's obviously something not quite right with him, but at the same time we're talking about a manager that ostracised Carlos Tevez and Javier Mascherano. Whether Pardew's decision was a personal or footballing one, either way it was the wrong one for me as a fan because we were better with him and the football was far more enjoyable. I'm making 'a straw man argument by bringing other managers into it' but its ok for you to bring other players in to it? Yes, because that's an actual event that occurred with Pardew and those two players, not one that's been made up. An event with Bellamy, Robert and Pardew? Ok. Er what? I was talking about Tevez and Mascherano. My point about Robert and Bellamy was about overlooking them being dick heads if they produce on the pitch, both did and imo HBA did. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dave Posted January 3, 2015 Share Posted January 3, 2015 Pictured in front of The Borat Stand. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest palnese Posted January 3, 2015 Share Posted January 3, 2015 Wtf is he wearing? Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Twinport53 Posted January 3, 2015 Share Posted January 3, 2015 Pictured in front of The Borat Stand. On a less brighter note, Hatem Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest firetotheworks Posted January 3, 2015 Share Posted January 3, 2015 Nice is lush like, it's a no-brainer in terms of picking that city or ours. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Geordie Ahmed Posted January 3, 2015 Share Posted January 3, 2015 Looks happy [emoji106] Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Super Duper Branko Strupar Posted January 3, 2015 Share Posted January 3, 2015 Also, I don't blame him for his treatment of Hatem Ben Arfa. Having worked at the club for two and a half years, Ben Arfa was a nightmare. @RobScanlon_TV Enjoyed working with Alan Pardew during my time at the club. Tactically superb at times during 11/12 season and 4-4 game was incredible. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest firetotheworks Posted January 3, 2015 Share Posted January 3, 2015 God he is soooooo fat. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dave Posted January 3, 2015 Share Posted January 3, 2015 God he is soooooo fat. His belly speaks for itself. Literally. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Twinport53 Posted January 3, 2015 Share Posted January 3, 2015 Disappointing that he has gone there, I have only heard of 2 of the current squad. Digard who was at Boro, and Bodmer from Lyon. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
LesPaul Posted January 3, 2015 Share Posted January 3, 2015 Pictured in front of The Borat Stand. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
loki679 Posted January 3, 2015 Share Posted January 3, 2015 Wearing black and white with 'we are open' on it. It's a secret message Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
TRon Posted January 3, 2015 Share Posted January 3, 2015 Just a shame his time here coincided with Pardew getting the job. I would love to have seen what a manager with a different philosophy would have made of him. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
toon25 Posted January 3, 2015 Share Posted January 3, 2015 Wish him all the best. Good luck Hatem. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Deuce Posted January 3, 2015 Share Posted January 3, 2015 Pictured in front of The Borat Stand. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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