Mancgull
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Certainly gave the fans a 'hand gesture' which goes to show he is a w@@@er and a rather fat one at that. In fairness, held the ball up well for them at times.
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Colin Kazim Richards
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Presumably he will be giving his MOM champagne to someone as he doesn't drink...
He was pretty useful tonight. Won a lot in the air, some excellent touches and strong on the ball.
Tried to decapitate Calde with his elbow in the second half, and it kicked off from there, as he was in his wannabe gangster mode for rest of match.
We gave him a bit of verbal, and he responded with a wanker sign to the crowd.
Good footballer, sadly still as immature as before as a person.
You would not believe the size of him though, clearly has been going for pie marathons with David Dunn. He makes Clare from Steps look like Twiggy.
Tried to decapitate Calde with his elbow in the second half, and it kicked off from there, as he was in his wannabe gangster mode for rest of match.
We gave him a bit of verbal, and he responded with a wanker sign to the crowd.
Good footballer, sadly still as immature as before as a person.
You would not believe the size of him though, clearly has been going for pie marathons with David Dunn. He makes Clare from Steps look like Twiggy.
SK1NT
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Always be the coca cola boy to me 
Always be the coca cola boy to me
It's not diet Cola that's for sure.
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Arthritic Toe
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Brian Fantana
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Yeah - he cost us a fortune
Relative to our finances then, a 250k transfer fee was pretty massive.
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Seemed like he commited lots of fouls in the game and still didnt get booked.
Icy Gull
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Except he cost us nothing in transfer fees as he was a present from Jam the Man and Coca Cola. We sold him for a profit too didn't we?
It was a time of player unrest and we had a few gangstas in the squad at the time.
I can't feel the hate that some of you seem to be harbouring.
Brian Fantana
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We may not have actually outlaid the 250k ourselves, but it was still a massive chunk of money for us. We could have elected to spend it on a whole host of different individuals.
Granted we did sell him for profit, but I would still have liked to have seen a bit more from him during his time here.
Saying that, I don't hate the guy either.
Sheebo
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- Jul 13, 2003
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Yeah - he cost us a fortune
I think he knows he was bought with comp money but it's still 250k we could've spent elswhere and he was largely disappointing for us when you look back...
Jam The Man
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The transfer fee for him was approx £50k... the rest went on various other permitted things as per Coca Cola's Terms and Conditions (like wages and stadium improvements)
Dick Knights Mumm
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You did the club a massive service there Jam.
Icy Gull
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So we actually came out of it quite well. Although he was moany and lazy with attitude whilst here, we did see flashes of genuine class and he did score some spectacular goals.
Jam The Man
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It's ultimately proved to be a very bittersweet experience for me.
I'm very proud of what happened - and ultimately with sell ons the win 'earned' the club nearly half a million to aid them during some rough old times at Withdean.
I understand that people have many gripes with the guy - and I have my own views... and I know I was protective of him at the time, and I have my reasons for that too, but my personal upset comes from the numerous (40+) incidents of abuse that have been aimed directly at me via email and pms, and verbal abuse at matches over the years.
Ridiculously I get blamed for him not turning out to be the player that we all wanted him to be. I'm genuinely sorry about that - but I'm not sorry that I helped earn the club £500,000 and at the end of the day, the club is the more important thing.
OurPrice
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Albert JarretI'd almost forgotten him!
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Anyone who gives Jam the Man stick for what he did for the club is a bigger C**t than Colin Kazim Richards 