Once again this guy appears to be offering his unwanted opinion on the luis Suarez saga, can someone explain to me what use this guy is to football? Is he in an elected position or self appointed? Why did he ever feel the need to comment on Gus Poyet if he supposed to represent professional footballers? Maybe he feels important enough to appoint himself chief spokesman of the LMA as well?i
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Gordon Taylor
- Thread starter Jaguar_uk
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He's a knob.
A very wealthy one. (Like most Union leaders)
A very wealthy one. (Like most Union leaders)
Kaiser_Soze
Who is Kaiser Soze??
- Apr 14, 2008
- 1,355
Who says it's unwanted? As Chief of the PFA he is one of the few that is likely to have seen Suarez contract. Jamie Carragher has spoken at length on Suarez on the PL preview as has Gary Neville on Rooney. I welcomed the clarification if the clause in Suarez' contract. It was initially reported as a release clause when it has now become clear that is anything but. Can't see that he has done anything wrong.
Geriatric Seagull
New member
On loan? Bit old!
BensGrandad
New member
The best thing he ever did was kick a ref up the arse when we played them in a league cup tie at Hawthorns if anybody remembers it. Ref ran around with a big white foot print chalk mark for the rest of the game.
Geordie Seagull
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- Jan 3, 2008
- 43
Gordon and I did some "talk-ins" together a couple of years ago - he was actually a good guy - the last one we did was with Skysports and Gordon was top, top value
Barrel of Fun
Abort, retry, fail
Luiz. You signed a very well paid deal. If you want to leave and your club doesn't want to sell you, then buy yourself out.
Do these guys really want to play European football or do they just want to move and earn some more money?
He should have thought about European football when he signed his contract.
Do these guys really want to play European football or do they just want to move and earn some more money?
He should have thought about European football when he signed his contract.
Brian Fantana
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Totally agree.
I had the pleasure of interviewing him when I was working as a journalist. He was really approachable and a really nice bloke.
- Jul 7, 2003
- 47,221
Good to see the highest paid union leader in the country feels able to comment on the contract situations of highly paid footballers.
Does a good job for his membership.
BG I swear you're mad.
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Yeah he's well out of order.
I can see the headline tomorrow - 'PFA Chairman makes comment on ongoing high profile member case. Fans in disbelief.'
BensGrandad
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Why? I am sure somebody else saw it and can remember it.
Billy the Fish
Technocrat
Same as any other union boss, it's his job to defend his members regardless of the immoral or despicable things they've done.
Billy the Fish
Technocrat
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