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He was not the same player for the rest of that season IMO, even though he was playing. Best for everyone that Bridcutt is gone ASAP.

I'd lay money on it, do you want a little wager, money to REMF?

Saturday will make it two, but I can understand him not playing in that game though. By the Burnley game I'm hoping he'll be more focused or gone.

TB has very definitely rejected Bridcutt's transfer request as far as I was aware.

Unsavoury is an excellent word to describe the Poyet effect since the play off semi imo. I know others may not agree but I think it's a perfect word. I have no idea if Andrews plucked it from the air or mulled it over before uttering it, obviously, but it's not really an everyday word is it?

I'm not really in a position to answer that am I?

You are weird, did he say that?

Exactly, how hard would it be to focus on playing football for one game? Players have bereavements and manage it, when you could totally understand them losing focus.

What you call vitriol I'd call genuine disappointment, well from my perspective anyway. We have needed him since Crofts got injured and I would have hoped he'd be man enough to step up to the plate. He hasn't, that is a big disappointment to me. I don't begrudge him a move but until it happens...

Déjà Vu, in a number of ways. http://metro.co.uk/2014/01/23/wes-hoolahan-not-in-the-right-frame-of-mind-to-play-for-norwich-but-aston-villa-can-jog-on-4274665/

The only positive that comes from such a disappointing attitude is that he avoided potentially getting injured and prejudicing the transfer. When he does go he's going to take a while to get up to speed, especially going up a division so I'm not sure he's doing anyone any favours by effectively...