There is a protest planned tomorrow, it will spill into players regardless
What? Being injured?You see the captain get away with things, .
Looks like he’s back
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Haha. Romero’s looking straight at the kid - yeah, I’m not tackling you.That kid would look deeply sinister even without the Dracula cape.
Oh well. At least he got a nice haircut before flying off.Apparently that's 2 weeks old that photo
Is the correct takeWho cares where the fudge he is. He’s off anyway. It’s a bad look, but I can understand him wanting to see his boyhood club maybe winning something instead of us potentially going down. He never should’ve been the captain in the first place, obviously, but we all knew that. Sell him and move on, no point being bitter about him not fudging sitting in the stands tomorrow - what difference does it make? He will be gone, we’ll get someone else in, and no one will care a couple of months from now.
What? Being injured?
Whats he getting away with? Having treatment from people he is more comfortable with treating him to make a world cup?
Come on now fella
Wowzers, ok, thats definitely the que to go settle in and watch the best horror movie of all time - The Thing, before the biggest Horror showing of all time tomorrow.I was making a general point, if the captain is not the most committed, then other players will follow that lead. There’s very likely already an excuse making culture in the squad that stems from him.
Why would anyone celebrate being the 4th worst team in the country? Everyone should be deeply embarrassed and angryI’d have thought that if we are staying up, the protest will be drowned out by jubilation from the 99% of fans who aren’t fudgewits.
Does him being in Argentina give him a better chance of making the World Cup? Is he doing anything there he couldn’t have done in London this week that’s going to make a serious difference?Then whats the argument then? Pride and optics? What are people 12 (the wider people not on here incase that upsets)?
With all due respect if him not making a difference being here isnt the argument and his chance of making a world cup are improved under the gaze of those in Argentina, then why are people screaming into the abyss? I find that the strange part.
Footballs changed mate, I dont care if he is here or he isnt, football is more transactional now, its just the reality.
And in fairness, it works both ways, I saw a clip earlier of Danny Thomas penalty miss as its the anniversary of the final win, I still get chills with the "one Danny Thomas" ringing out after, can you imagine that now from our fanbase, could you fcuk. To that point, people who have cnuted Romero off on here all season are those most in uproar at the news, why would he want to stay with such support and that which occurs in the stands on match days, it works both ways.
Also as for ex pros etc, again with all due respect, every d0g and their d1ck in that field have an opinion and most to rile engagement (just look at social media and talksh1te). So I dont hold any bearing on that. De Zerbi staunchly defended it, that holds more water than anyone, people will say "well he isn't going to not defend the player" well that might be the case, but he basically corroborated the agents story.
As for winning mentality, that comes as much from always having excuses for things, this being the start of what feels like another all told. Big clubs with big mentality have individual accountability, I haven't tracked player movements when injured during big games at other clubs, but I am sure it happens. We also are guilty of always finding fault with our club and players, I don't know another like it, granted I am not in others circles, but I find out club grim for it TBH.
If him going to Argentina gives him more chance of the WC, he goes with my wishes, thats from someone who would also sell him in the summer, so I won't be contrary about it all
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