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  • PTP
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  • Arn
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    Originally posted by Alex View Post
    Do they?
    The nowhere men by Michael Calvin.

    http://www.amazon.co.uk/The-Nowhere-.../dp/1780891075

    Explained in the above book.

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  • red g
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    yes exactly like James Bond, In the extended uncut versions of the film, You see Bond calling Blofelds Relative's to see what sort of megalomaniac he is.

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  • Alex
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    Do they?

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  • Arn
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    Originally posted by PTP View Post
    disagree with this - Carroll was a young raw talent making waves - at the time i said the following and i still stand by this - had Carroll signed for Arsenal/United/Chelsea/Spurs/City - we'd have been in uproar for not have been in the mix for a young english talent coming through.

    the issue is and always will be the cost of the transfer, imo a more realistic value would have been £10m to £15m - which is less risk and of an impact - however we have to factor in the Torres transfer of £50m! in reality Torres should have been sold for about £30m and Carroll signed for about £15m - which still equals £15m nett spend.

    Moving on though, he signed, he did some decent things for us, world class performance at home to city stands out, and the joy i had being at wembley when he nodded in the winner against everton i'll never ever forget,

    ultimatley though off the pitch it's clear he has a bit a lifestyle which effects him on the pitch and we where right to get rid and looking at it now we've actually done well to get him off our wage and some money back and it's not our problem
    The players off the pitch lifestyle is something you must scout before you sign a player.

    Our scouts now acts more or less like a football version of James Bond. They ask relatives and friends about the player and they follow him to check what places he visit etc.

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  • RedReet
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    Cole, Downing and Carroll all injured.

    Fat Sam is a legend.

    Shame we don't play them any time soon.

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  • baitman
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    a waste of space west hams waste of space

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  • dom9
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    Originally posted by Pablo1981 View Post
    Off for a work pub lunch now too
    Waster. Drinking during working hours. I was joking about my lunch. I'll be working diligently all the way through my lunch hour, as I do every day.

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  • Pablo
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    Originally posted by dom9 View Post
    Only an hour until lunchpub time too.
    Off for a work pub lunch now too

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  • PTP
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    Originally posted by Arn View Post


    Don't feel sorry for him. Plenty of time after the career to go out and "have some fun" but during it he must care of what he drink and eat.

    Our scouts did a very poor job when they recommended that he would be a good signing. Deserved to be sacked.

    Even if you only carry one kilo extra weight then that extra weight means that the risk to get injured will be bigger etc.
    disagree with this - Carroll was a young raw talent making waves - at the time i said the following and i still stand by this - had Carroll signed for Arsenal/United/Chelsea/Spurs/City - we'd have been in uproar for not have been in the mix for a young english talent coming through.

    the issue is and always will be the cost of the transfer, imo a more realistic value would have been £10m to £15m - which is less risk and of an impact - however we have to factor in the Torres transfer of £50m! in reality Torres should have been sold for about £30m and Carroll signed for about £15m - which still equals £15m nett spend.

    Moving on though, he signed, he did some decent things for us, world class performance at home to city stands out, and the joy i had being at wembley when he nodded in the winner against everton i'll never ever forget,

    ultimatley though off the pitch it's clear he has a bit a lifestyle which effects him on the pitch and we where right to get rid and looking at it now we've actually done well to get him off our wage and some money back and it's not our problem

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  • dom9
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    Originally posted by Pablo1981 View Post
    You see, that's dedication
    Only an hour until lunchpub time too.

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  • Pablo
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    Originally posted by dom9 View Post
    Thanks fakey.

    BTW, I am wearing my shinpads under my work kit.
    You see, that's dedication

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  • dom9
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    Originally posted by Pablo1981 View Post
    ******.

    Sorry, I really couldn't resist


    I doubt you would have been though. Very few of these lads are like that these days, it takes a special kind of ****e to waste such an opportunity in that fashion. I don't think you're that ****ty
    Thanks fakey.

    BTW, I am wearing my shinpads under my work kit.

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  • Pablo
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    Originally posted by dom9 View Post
    I don't agree with that. I would probably have been the same.



    ******.

    Sorry, I really couldn't resist


    I doubt you would have been though. Very few of these lads are like that these days, it takes a special kind of ****e to waste such an opportunity in that fashion. I don't think you're that ****ty

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