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Manor Solomon
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DubaiSpur
Jack Jull
Never got the vitriol towards him some folks have, but then, I don't follow him on social media which is where the controversies seem to have arisen.
Hope he does well - there's certainly talent there, and feel like he never really got a fair shake here. He was great for both Leeds and Fulham, and hopefully he carries that into his time at Villarreal too.
Hope he does well - there's certainly talent there, and feel like he never really got a fair shake here. He was great for both Leeds and Fulham, and hopefully he carries that into his time at Villarreal too.
Legohamster
Steffen Freund
I cant say I am on social media everyday, so there is a chance I have missed some posts, but I cant say I have seen anything from him posting really bad stuff that means he got abused to the level he has
I see the club got into trouble after banning people for having a go at him for daring to go to Israel? must be more to it
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
It would be the same as if one of our players was a Putin fanboy, cheering every bomb that landed on a Ukrainian city. He doesnt even need to be contrite for the regieme's behaviour, just silent would be enough. But he cheerleads for what the international courts have officially classed as a genocide
Muttley
Roman Pavlyuchenko
My vitriol has always been towards FIFA and our club to a lesser extent if I'm honest. He was at Donetsk, was still under contract and his stock was rising. They should have been sitting on a healthy profit as he was their asset. Then the Russians invaded and FIFA suspended all contracts of overseas players. That meant that Donetsk couldn't even sell him. So we get him for nothing.
In my mind, FIFA should have found a way that Donetsk got compensated in any subsequent deal. Suspension of contracts should have meant that the period left on the contract was still honoured to maintain market value.
My mild vitriol to my own club is that we have seemed to buy him with absolutely no intention of using him. We just thought we could nick him for free and sell him for a profit. It feels quite callous. For me, a very non-classy thing by Spurs to do when body bags are leaving Donetsk.
tommysvr
Terry Venables
Interesting that we seem to have a pretty good relationship with Villarreal and taking some of our deadwood over the last few years: https://thfcdb.com/teams/villarreal/transfers
Finney Is Back
Chris Jones
Hmmmmm. Think you're overdoing things somewhat there GB (as usual).
If I recall correctly he made some tweets early on in the war, after the initial Hamas' initial attack that started the war and then in the early part of Israel's response. I don't remember that continuing and certainly don't remember him cheering every bomb.
Legohamster
Steffen Freund
Can you point me towards where I can see these comments tweets?
spurspinter1
John Lacy
Is the precedent really as simple as:
Country gets invaded
All football clubs lose their players
What if the Faroe Islands suddenly kick off and attack the great British Isles and manage to get beyond the Scottish border in their unexpected rampage? Oops well now Liverpool have to watch Isaak go on a free transfer, that was a wasted summer then.
I'm not meaning to trivialise an actual ongoing conflict but I really don't get it..
Take away the questionable morale aspect, it was a dogbrick signing because the player is quite average (or more accurately not quite the level required in a PL team wanting to kick of). Palace fans would have been raging, lose Eze and get Manor in to replace him is shades of Frazier Campbell, they'd rather use the academy players.
When I saw the likes of Solomon put in as a real option in the squad for this season alongside Yan Man Hyeok it did make me chuckle. The latter is one for the future and the former is just a bit of a stain on the club's reputation. It'd be great if we could sign players and actually sell them for a profit a la Chelsea instead of these Gil / Solomon / Bissouma misfires, let's hope Odobert and Tel don't end up in that pile as well but they're occupying an odd position in the grand scheme of things for me.
Chrissivad
Pat van den Hauwe
After the first month.... Then he can play well.
Muttley
Roman Pavlyuchenko
The cynical view.
Well we all know that the Russians have had a major influence on FIFA and no doubt some dirty money flows from Moscow to FIFA HQ. We know that them landing the 2018 world cup was as corrupt as it goes. So FIFA penalising Ukraine probably keeps the Moscow relationship as strong as ever. They can then keep drinking vodka together.
SirPercyHotspur
Willem Korsten
So does Solomon make a quick return to The Lane on the 16th , unless there is an agreement for him not to play between the two clubs UEFA has no rule barring loan players playing against their parent club in UEFA comps.
LutonSpurs
Eric Dear
Jsut a couple of vile lies he has promoted. We all know there were zero beheaded babies now. (This doesn't take away from Hamas crimes). And we all know Israel bombed that hospital and subsequently every other one. He didn't care about the dead babies in the hospital. He's a fukin vile extremist.
