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Joelinton: will not play against Everton (Howe)


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54 minutes ago, Infatuation Junkie said:

I wouldn’t be alarmed if the PIF say to Eddie. The bloke has to go. 
It would be devastating. But tarnishing the brand and image of the club in this way might be a very thin line the expect no person related to the club to cross.

 

Not saying this will happen. But he may be used as an example. We never know.

 

 

What the fuck ?

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1 hour ago, Infatuation Junkie said:

I wouldn’t be alarmed if the PIF say to Eddie. The bloke has to go. 
It would be devastating. But tarnishing the brand and image of the club in this way might be a very thin line the expect no person related to the club to cross.

 

Not saying this will happen. But he may be used as an example. We never know.

 

 


Good to see theres no knee-jerk reactions, was expecting lots of Vaux outrage as well,  comforting

 

 

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8 hours ago, relámpago blanco said:

Let's not overplay this situation without facts. Also Anderson is promising but looked poorer against sheff we'd and one backpass nearly led to a goal for them. 

 

 

Howe will have the facts so however he plays it will be correct I feel as he’s done everything else right so far. If he shots get dropped then maxi plays for me 

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16 minutes ago, Gawalls said:

Howe will have the facts so however he plays it will be correct I feel as he’s done everything else right so far. If he shots get dropped then maxi plays for me 

Yeah, agreed.  I’ll happily back whatever Howe’s actions are.  Dropping him for the Fulham game due to a clear failure to meet expected standards might be an outcome I would think (though I’m not saying it will - or should - be).  Shame as I can’t imagine anyone wants that given his form - and any ‘punishment dropping’ would likely be temporary (like ten Hag dropping Rashford the other week, albeit under different circumstances).  And if he plays vs Fulham that’s ok with me too - the gaffer and the club will likely get the decision right. 

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I think the moral outrage is justified. Nice to see our fans absolutely consistent on this and not swayed by the fact he’s an NUFC player.
 

Anyway, I’m off to the transfer thread to discuss how we can spend our Saudi blood money.

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3 minutes ago, TheBrownBottle said:

Yeah, agreed.  I’ll happily back whatever Howe’s actions are.  Dropping him for the Fulham game due to a clear failure to meet expected standards might be an outcome I would think (though I’m not saying it will - or should - be).  Shame as I can’t imagine anyone wants that given his form - and any ‘punishment dropping’ would likely be temporary (like ten Hag dropping Rashford the other week, albeit under different circumstances).  And if he plays vs Fulham that’s ok with me too - the gaffer and the club will likely get the decision right. 

 

As people have said, the law will deal with this according to the particular context. More tricky is how Eddie and the club will deal with it.

 

This is a club that is more embedded in its community than most clubs of its size, and within the club Eddie has brought a strong ethic of team work and mutually applied standards. He has used both of these aspects to the team's advantage, but now it feels we have to pay the due price of that. I'm not saying he should throw the book at Joelinton, but this can't be treated as a purely private matter. He is a public figure, a role model, and he appears to have committed a criminal offence.

 

What Eddie can't afford to do is downplay the significance of this out of fear that the team's performance will dip if Joelinton doesn't play. Without pre-judging the court outcome, the player should be dropped at this point on the grounds that the player and the team would not be in the right mindset otherwise.

 

 

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58 minutes ago, Optimistic Nut said:

I think a one-match suspension from the club as a slap on the wrist and we'll move on.

Yeah you’d think that’s the smart play or the bench minimum and hope he’s not needed the very smart play.

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Don't see what dropping him for a game achieves. Fine him, have him attend a course, do some community awareness work, throw him and his car into the Tyne, stuff like that. A day off work isn't what I'd usually prescribe as punishment.

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3 minutes ago, Cf said:

Don't see what dropping him for a game achieves. Fine him, have him attend a course, do some community awareness work, throw him and his car into the Tyne, stuff like that. A day off work isn't what I'd usually prescribe as punishment.

Not sure why people compare it to the average job when it comes to it being a day off or they wouldn't be punished in their job

 

Football is clearly very different and even Howe made comments when criticising Klopp's behaviour about having a responsibility to how he conducts himself

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Rashford was dropped for turning up late to training fwiw. Howe is a super professional guy, and he has to consider the wider implications on professional standards at the club. If he handwaves this away it sets poor examples to others and in particular the young players.

 

Comparing it to Joe Smith from Blakelaw is apples to oranges. Most people don’t earn that sort of money and have the access to whatever they want as Joelinton does. I like him, but he’s 26 not 18, and not his first transgression. 

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