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There are worse ways to pass fifteen years of your working life. I'm sure almost all of us are very aware of that.Originally posted by thesilverfoxlfc View PostWill just play average in a average team for the rest of his life. Pity but he's one of these o so many players just witter away in the footballing world.
Suppose you have a physicist and a sociologist standing at the side of a field, observing a set of events unfolding on the field. The physicist does [describes] it using the terminology of mass and velocity and frequency of radiation and the rest. And the sociologist does it by describing it as a rugby match.
May the Lord bless this post.
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Those with ambition would like to end there career with medals and memories of nights like Istanbul not a pay check that keeps them for life.Originally posted by Neil Young View PostThere are worse ways to pass fifteen years of your working life. I'm sure almost all of us are very aware of that.
Alas the last thing ive said seems to be what players today look for
When you feel like you're done, you are not alone........
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Just what Keane at Sunderland said recently, the first thing any player says these days is "what's the financial package" rather than "what can you do for me?" or "what I can do for you"Originally posted by thesilverfoxlfc View PostAlas the last thing ive said seems to be what players today look for
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To be fair, probably 99% of footballers will win nothing of note during their careers and I would have thought a decent percentage will never earn enough for them to retire from the rat race after retiring from football. I can't really blame any lower league footballer looking for a decent pay packet. They won't ever see nights like those we have seen in Instanbul or Dortmund.Twin boys - now arriving late August 2008.
Its gonna be Fernando and Gerrard if I get my way!
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Top man and good luck to him.
Darren Potter insists he bears no grudges against Rafael Benitez after bringing his Liverpool career to an end this month.
Potter, who came through the club's youth ranks, signed a permanent deal with Wolves last week after accepting he was never going to make the grade at Anfield.
But instead of complaining about a lack of first team chances, the Republic of Ireland born midfielder admits he just wasn't of the required standard to make the breakthrough under Benitez.
"I would have liked to stay at Liverpool for the next 10 to 15 years but you have to be realistic," he said.
"I was there for six years and my chances were limited, but that's because of the quality of players they have there. Reality kicked in and told me I wasn't going to make it.
"I'll be 23 this year and I need to be playing games. I could have been waiting my whole career at Liverpool to get my chance. It gradually dawned on me.
"I was involved in a few big European nights thinking: 'this is great and going really well'. Then the following week I'd be nowhere to be seen.
"You need to be in that Premiership squad of 16-18 players every week. You only have to look around the dressing room. For me to dislodge players like Gerrard, Alonso and Sissoko would have been so difficult. All those local born players who left will say they had a fair crack of the whip. Rafael Benitez gave us all a good go at it.
"I have no regrets. I have had a good football education under Steve Heighway at the youth academy. We have been brought up in the Liverpool way and we know it is the right way.""In fact I’m going to make a promise which will be welcomed by many. If there’s no finance secured by the opening day of the season, I’m going to hang up my keyboard and close KOPTALK down." - Duncan Oldham, Expert Conman. March 29th 2006
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he's ****ing ****, good luck to the lad though, hope he does well for himself.
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