Neither would I.Similar to NSC. If we banned everyone who had been a bit of a twat once or twice, there'd only be about seven people posting.
And I wouldn't be one of the seven.
Thank you for raising a smile......
Neither would I.Similar to NSC. If we banned everyone who had been a bit of a twat once or twice, there'd only be about seven people posting.
And I wouldn't be one of the seven.
I guess this one is entirely open to interpretation.
The way I've seen it, based on multiple away games this season where Pedro was the first one down the tunnel without applauding the fans (notably Palace), the attempted elbow vs Brentford (H) and then the successful elbow vs Brentford (A), the failing to even show his face at the players do, the altercation with JPvH all amounts to the fact that clearly Pedro is a bit of a temperamental character who very much sees himself at times as the main event.
Obviously none of us are privy to the circumstances behind the bust-up, nor do we know a great deal about how he is seen by his peers at the club, but it would not shock me one bit if it were to come out that he isn't the most popular player at the club.
Like I said, it's one for interpretation. The way I see it is that it would not be out of character for Pedro to have kicked up a fuss behind the scenes to get a move away.
After what Spurs paid for Solanke I doubt it.He’s a great player but I’m absolutely perplexed as to how he can think he’s performed well enough to go from a first choice player here to an automatic first choice player at a bigger club. Is there a single team above us where you’d look and say ‘yep, he’ll unquestionably be first choice there’? Spurs maybe? Perhaps Villa if they sell Watkins. But that’s about it.
They don’t want to lose Isak and now that they’re in the UCL I don’t see why they would.If Newcastle sell Isak, and Calum Wilson moves on, then there’s arguably as good an opening there as anywhere else.
He's not happy with being on the bench then. No striker is but sometimes you have to sit and wait when the team is doing well without you!He’s a great player but I’m absolutely perplexed as to how he can think he’s performed well enough to go from a first choice player here to an automatic first choice player at a bigger club. Is there a single team above us where you’d look and say ‘yep, he’ll unquestionably be first choice there’? Spurs maybe? Perhaps Villa if they sell Watkins. But that’s about it.
Arsenal?He’s a great player but I’m absolutely perplexed as to how he can think he’s performed well enough to go from a first choice player here to an automatic first choice player at a bigger club. Is there a single team above us where you’d look and say ‘yep, he’ll unquestionably be first choice there’? Spurs maybe? Perhaps Villa if they sell Watkins. But that’s about it.
….and no way Joao starts ahead of Isak.They don’t want to lose Isak and now that they’re in the UCL I don’t see why they would.
Rotated with Havertz surelyArsenal?
Arsenal, Chelsea, Forest,He’s a great player but I’m absolutely perplexed as to how he can think he’s performed well enough to go from a first choice player here to an automatic first choice player at a bigger club. Is there a single team above us where you’d look and say ‘yep, he’ll unquestionably be first choice there’? Spurs maybe? Perhaps Villa if they sell Watkins. But that’s about it.
Better than Jesus and Havertz? Maybe. But a player you’d sign if you wanted to go from perennial bridesmaids to champions? Not so sure.Arsenal?
If Newcastle sell Isak, and Calum Wilson moves on, then there’s arguably as good an opening there as anywhere else.
"I want to move to a club where I'll rake it in while sitting on the bench" doesn't exactly have the same ring to it.Don't all players say - or rather their agents say - they want to move to clubs where they will be "first choice" ?
Telegraph just say …. Pedro is one of the strikers Newcastle are tracking.
After missing out on targets Cunha, Delap and Mbeumo