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The Longest Thread Of Football (The Other Teams)
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Danners9
Luke Young
Re: OT Elliott resigns for sending racist text
It's pretty bricky of Rufus to make a private dispute public like this. The incident is nothing to do with Elliott's role at the FA or KIO and if Rufus has ripped him off or made some bad business decisions then obviously Elliott will be annoyed at him.
It's also pretty bricky of Elliott to resort to name calling when he was in such a prominent position. His behaviour needs to be flawless.
It's pretty bricky of Rufus to make a private dispute public like this. The incident is nothing to do with Elliott's role at the FA or KIO and if Rufus has ripped him off or made some bad business decisions then obviously Elliott will be annoyed at him.
It's also pretty bricky of Elliott to resort to name calling when he was in such a prominent position. His behaviour needs to be flawless.
Little Luka
John Scales
Re: **Official Other Games Thread, Season 2012/13**
Not quite yet, they gave him a two week trial to impress them afaik.
I would be amazed if he could go from a year of nothing to impress at Inter, but by all means if he manages that, well done.
Not quite yet, they gave him a two week trial to impress them afaik.
I would be amazed if he could go from a year of nothing to impress at Inter, but by all means if he manages that, well done.
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
Re: **Official Other Games Thread, Season 2012/13**
Shocker Michael Owen injured again, I hate this rodent with a passion and clubs are stupid to keep giving him contracts
Shocker Michael Owen injured again, I hate this rodent with a passion and clubs are stupid to keep giving him contracts
clevelandspur
Pascal Chimbonda
Re: **Official Other Games Thread, Season 2012/13**
Remember when SAF signed him and all the pundits called it a master stroke :ross:
Remember when SAF signed him and all the pundits called it a master stroke :ross:
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
Re: **Official Other Games Thread, Season 2012/13**
QPR’s training break in Dubai last month became a “stag party” according to first-team players.
In claims that will embarrass the club’s hierarchy, members of Harry Redknapp’s starting line-up told Mirror Sport the week-long camp in the Middle East descended into a “joke”.
Manager Redknapp did not stay in the same hotel as the players and his coaching staff.
Early-morning training sessions lasted barely 90 minutes before the squad were left to their own devices, which saw all-night benders for some and huge bar bills run up, according to accounts given by three players to Mirror Sport.
Some players were said to be incapable of training as a result of their partying, resulting in reprimands from Redknapp.
In a series of astonishing and candid admissions, players broke ranks to reveal the Rangers camp is split into dressing-room cliques, with jealousy over the massive wage differences and anger at a perceived lack of application by some of the squad.
With just two wins from 27 Premier League games, Rangers require a near-miracle if they are to avoid relegation.
But what was supposed to be a team-building break instead became a glorified “holiday”.
One player admitted: “Dubai was a week when we had the chance to sort out the *problems. Everybody wanted to do that.
“But we ended up going there for a holiday. It would have been better if we’d stayed here in London.
“We had training very early in the morning. We’d start at 8am and be finished, every day, by 9.30 at the latest.
"It was very warm and after that we would just go out.
“Then in the evening some players were out, until 3am, 4am, 5am – and then went to training at 8am. It was like a stag party.
“Some looked at it as if we had a five-day holiday. It wasn’t one or two of us. That’s the problem.”
Redknapp and his wife Sandra stayed in a different hotel from the Royal Meridien in which the squad and coaching staff were housed throughout the week.
Another senior member of the team added: “I’ve never known anything like what happened in Dubai.
“We had all day to ourselves. That meant shopping, the pool, nightclubs. We were on holiday, it was just a party.
“Some of the bar bills were enormous, huge, in the tens of thousands of pounds for one night.
“Two or three players couldn’t train the next day. It was that bad.
“We have to take the blame for what we did. We know that.
“But some of us think that if the manager had been in the same hotel he could have controlled what was going on.
“What sort of club allows a team with 17 points and only two wins all season go and do this?
"It’s impossible to survive like that and so this club isn’t going to survive.”
Redknapp confirmed on Friday night he had stayed in a separate hotel and that the players had only trained for 90 minutes each day.
Quizzed over the specific allegations of drinking, he replied: “If it happened they must have done something I didn’t see.
"I don’t believe what you’re saying. I can’t see it.”
The claims appeared damning and set to cause outrage among QPR fans
QPR’s training break in Dubai last month became a “stag party” according to first-team players.
In claims that will embarrass the club’s hierarchy, members of Harry Redknapp’s starting line-up told Mirror Sport the week-long camp in the Middle East descended into a “joke”.
Manager Redknapp did not stay in the same hotel as the players and his coaching staff.
Early-morning training sessions lasted barely 90 minutes before the squad were left to their own devices, which saw all-night benders for some and huge bar bills run up, according to accounts given by three players to Mirror Sport.
Some players were said to be incapable of training as a result of their partying, resulting in reprimands from Redknapp.
In a series of astonishing and candid admissions, players broke ranks to reveal the Rangers camp is split into dressing-room cliques, with jealousy over the massive wage differences and anger at a perceived lack of application by some of the squad.
With just two wins from 27 Premier League games, Rangers require a near-miracle if they are to avoid relegation.
But what was supposed to be a team-building break instead became a glorified “holiday”.
One player admitted: “Dubai was a week when we had the chance to sort out the *problems. Everybody wanted to do that.
“But we ended up going there for a holiday. It would have been better if we’d stayed here in London.
“We had training very early in the morning. We’d start at 8am and be finished, every day, by 9.30 at the latest.
"It was very warm and after that we would just go out.
“Then in the evening some players were out, until 3am, 4am, 5am – and then went to training at 8am. It was like a stag party.
“Some looked at it as if we had a five-day holiday. It wasn’t one or two of us. That’s the problem.”
Redknapp and his wife Sandra stayed in a different hotel from the Royal Meridien in which the squad and coaching staff were housed throughout the week.
Another senior member of the team added: “I’ve never known anything like what happened in Dubai.
“We had all day to ourselves. That meant shopping, the pool, nightclubs. We were on holiday, it was just a party.
“Some of the bar bills were enormous, huge, in the tens of thousands of pounds for one night.
“Two or three players couldn’t train the next day. It was that bad.
“We have to take the blame for what we did. We know that.
“But some of us think that if the manager had been in the same hotel he could have controlled what was going on.
“What sort of club allows a team with 17 points and only two wins all season go and do this?
"It’s impossible to survive like that and so this club isn’t going to survive.”
Redknapp confirmed on Friday night he had stayed in a separate hotel and that the players had only trained for 90 minutes each day.
Quizzed over the specific allegations of drinking, he replied: “If it happened they must have done something I didn’t see.
"I don’t believe what you’re saying. I can’t see it.”
The claims appeared damning and set to cause outrage among QPR fans
Steed Train
Clive Wilson
Mumorn
Vic Buckingham
Some footballers shouldn't have twitter..
but this one should.
http://www.weaintgotnohistory.com/2...lps-fan-with-bolton-wanderers-tickets-twitter
but this one should.
http://www.weaintgotnohistory.com/2...lps-fan-with-bolton-wanderers-tickets-twitter
Little Luka
John Scales
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
Re: Some footballers shouldn't have twitter..
Ipswich has always been a fantastic family club, went off the rails for a bit under Paul Jewell with players shagging other players wives, gambling debts, players breaking drinking curfews you name it, things are back to how they used to be under McCarthy
Ipswich has always been a fantastic family club, went off the rails for a bit under Paul Jewell with players shagging other players wives, gambling debts, players breaking drinking curfews you name it, things are back to how they used to be under McCarthy
