Gus

[golddene]

Jesus wept ! i thought some of the criticism our players get on here was bad, i'd have Liam back in a heartbeat even though his manner when leaving us was disgusting, we have never really recovered from his going, he needs to come back home, they do not deserve him, black t-ats

 

[jay d]

Proper hate him

"Bridcuntt"

But, but, I thought he was good enough for real madrid

 

[golddene]

just re-read my post and need to say that my final remark was a play on their nick name black cats and no racist comment meant or implied sorry if any offence taken.

 

[luppers]

Sunderland getting turned over at home by QPR, the end could be near for him!

Highlight of the match was Zamora knocking the ball past Bridders and comfortably beating him for pace, maybe we could have him the latter back if / when Gus gets the chop.

Why do we want somebody who is too slow to keep up with an ancient Zamora?

 

[World of Sport]

My favourite;
"I've seen him play decently but what I can't fathom is that although he's a dwarf, he f**king bends down to tackle!"

 

[WATFORD zero]

Before we get over excited about Liam, he was perfect for the way Gus wanted to play when he was here and did a great job for us. However, on the couple of occasions he decided to play for Oscar, he was asked to do a little more (occasionally taking the ball forward instead of sitting in front of the back four knocking 5 yard balls and keeping it moving), and he looked far from comfortable. He definitely is not capable of doing what Rohan Ince is expected to do for the team.

Unfortunately for Liam, he wanted to stay with what he knew rather than take on a more challenging role and moving up a division has shown the gulf in class between him and Lee Cattermole.

 

[Return of the Rev]

come on bradford!

 

[Biscuit]

Oh Bridcunt, what can I say?

We took you on when nobody else would. We gave you a platform and helped turn you into the player you are today. How did you repay us? You couldn't get 'in the right frame of mind' as soon as a dogshit premiership offer came along.

You, like Buckley, could have been Brighton legends. Instead I'll put you in the column marked "massive <unt".

You want to leave a club on good terms, you have a chat with Leo Ulloa.

 

[Horses Arse]

Slower than Christmas! What a good line

 

[Moshe Gariani]

Oh Bridcunt, what can I say?

We took you on when nobody else would. We gave you a platform and helped turn you into the player you are today. How did you repay us? You couldn't get 'in the right frame of mind' as soon as a dogshit premiership offer came along.

You, like Buckley, could have been Brighton legends. Instead I'll put you in the column marked "massive <unt".

You want to leave a club on good terms, you have a chat with Leo Ulloa.

Well said. And add Poyet to the column.

 

[beakyburn]

Slower than Christmas! What a good line

Sunderland v QPR report and marks from the Daily Mirror. Bridcutt. Stature of a mascot and played like one. 3 out of 10. The grass isn't always greener.

 

[jimbob5]

Well said. And add Poyet to the column.

I would agree but I'm banned.

 

[Biscuit]

Well said. And add Poyet to the column.

Actually I wouldn't. The appointment of Barber and Burke and the subsequent lack of investment in the playing side made life almost intolerable for him, so I'm not surprised he wanted out. Any manager worth their salt would.

 

[mune ni kamome]

just re-read my post and need to say that my final remark was a play on their nick name black cats and no racist comment meant or implied sorry if any offence taken.

That's the sort of grovelling reassurance we have to resort to these days that led to Rotherham Council being what it is.

 

[BBassic]

One of the comments on that Bridders thread:

Sign Championship players, and you'll get Championship performances.

Sounds familiar doesn't it?

 

[Lush]

This made me giggle -from the Roker Report

 

[Moshe Gariani]

Actually I wouldn't. The appointment of Barber and Burke and the subsequent lack of investment in the playing side made life almost intolerable for him, so I'm not surprised he wanted out. Any manager worth their salt would.

surely the same excuse for not doing their jobs and whining would apply to Bridcutt and Buckley...?

 

[Biscuit]

surely the same excuse for not doing their jobs and whining would apply to Bridcutt and Buckley...?

Apples and oranges imo,

Players are paid to play, managers are paid to manage, but also to look after the medium term on-field ambitions. Poyet wasn't allowed to invest which hindered him. Bridcutt and Buckley were told they'd be allowed to leave for the right price yet they still fannied around,

 

[ROKERITE]

just re-read my post and need to say that my final remark was a play on their nick name black cats and no racist comment meant or implied sorry if any offence taken.

No sensible person could have been offended by your initial post. That you should feel it necessary to make the follow up post is a depressing reflection on what our society has come to.

 

[ROKERITE]

Luckily, it won't be his fault though.

Of course it isn't; he's reminded us once again that it's partly ours but it couldn't be Poyet's could it?