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Was watching his assist for Maxi again, he didn't make a fuss at all, no arms raised, no big 'look at me i set that up', just turned around and walked back to our half.
Seems a lot more level headed these days. (sure there's a neck joke in there somewhere. )
Was watching his assist for Maxi again, he didn't make a fuss at all, no arms raised, no big 'look at me i set that up', just turned around and walked back to our half.
Seems a lot more level headed these days. (sure there's a neck joke in there somewhere. )
I thought the opposite, he didn't seem to celebrate and looked miserable. He appeared to be sulking to me?
I thought the opposite, he didn't seem to celebrate and looked miserable. He appeared to be sulking to me?
It almost looks like attempts to judge player mood/mentality from snatches of body language is nigh on impossible. It's nearly as over analysed these days as comments in interviews.
"The man who never alters his opinion is like standing water, and breeds reptiles of the mind."
-- William Blake
I thought it was a case of not celebrating against his former club?
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'Football is a simple game based on the giving and taking of passes, of controlling the ball and of making yourself available to receive a pass. It is terribly simple.'
I would love to know what our win/loss ratio is when BOTH Bellamy & Maxi start together & also the amount of goals scored when they do start to when they don't. I'll bet my house that our statistics are better with them 2 starting...
Cardiff City consider Craig Bellamy bid to Liverpool
Craig Bellamy could be set for a return to home-town club Cardiff City as the Bluebirds consider a bid for the Liverpool and Wales striker.
The Championship club are understood to be working out the finances to re-sign the 32-year-old who captained Cardiff during a season long loan spell .
Bellamy signed for Liverpool on a two-year deal from Manchester City in 2011.
Cardiff hope to discuss a proposed deal with Liverpool before any talks take place with Bellamy.
The Welsh club's Malaysian owners recently announced a £100m investment plan as Cardiff, who have suffered three successive play-off disappointments, bid for Premier League promotion.
A condition of the financial injection from owner Tan Sri Vincent Tan and chairman Dato Chan Tien Ghee, which includes funds for player recruitment, is the controversial move of changing Cardiff's shirt colour from blue to red in the hope it could expand the club's appeal in "international markets."
Sections of the Cardiff support are upset at the shirt colour change but a signing of Bellamy's profile and stature would help quell any fan discontent.
Bellamy, whose family home is on the outskirts of Cardiff, scored 11 goals in 35 games for Cardiff during his loan spell at the Cardiff City Stadium in the 2010/2011 season.
The Cardiff-born forward, who has scored 19 goals in 69 Welsh internationals is a former Norwich City team-mate of Cardiff boss Malky Mackay.
In fact, Mackay made a last-ditch bid to sign Bellamy permanently for Cardiff in August 2011 before the player joined Liverpool.
Mackay is also is close friends with new Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers and Bellamy is a fan of Rodgers' style of football - but has often spoken of his desire to inspire boyhood club Cardiff into the Premier League.
The Bluebirds have already signed England under-21 international midfielder Jordon Mutch and former England under-21 goalkeeper Joe Lewis this summer.
He deserves to see out his contract. He was one of our best players last season.
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