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MCMH
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Just some whispers that this is going to happen.
IMO would be a good get by us, always thought the kid has had the right attitude and hunger to succeed and score.
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roarys mane
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MCMH wrote:Just some whispers that this is going to happen.
IMO would be a good get by us, always thought the kid has had the right attitude and hunger to succeed and score.
Can replace Duganzic as the talent you waste by never helping them fully recover from injury.
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paulbagzFC
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roary's mane wrote:MCMH wrote:Just some whispers that this is going to happen.
IMO would be a good get by us, always thought the kid has had the right attitude and hunger to succeed and score.
Can replace Duganzic as the talent you waste by never helping them fully recover from injury. :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: =d> =d> =d> =d> =d> =d> -PB
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kaufusi
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Shame he's chosen cash over improving himself.
He'd be a stright swap for a city team lacking goals, but disappointing he thought he deserved a pay rise despite being injured for three quarters of the past season.
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lukerobinho
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kaufusi wrote:Shame he's chosen cash over improving himself.
He'd be a stright swap for a city team lacking goals, but disappointing he thought he deserved a pay rise despite being injured for three quarters of the past season. One of the most promising young players in the game, deserves to be rewarded financially.
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DinosMum
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kaufusi wrote:Shame he's chosen cash over improving himself.
He'd be a stright swap for a city team lacking goals, but disappointing he thought he deserved a pay rise despite being injured for three quarters of the past season. I can't think of anyone who has improved whilst playing at MCFC. I mean, Mooy had a bloody awful season
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kaufusi
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A player who's been injured for 75% of the past 2 seasons, happy to pick up his paycheck, but then demands a payrise despite not performing or even being on the field for that matter!
Tell him he's dreaming.
But then some clubs are desperate....
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Shatter
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Whilst he has the right to earn himself the best deal, it still miffs me when players contribute absolutely jack, use a club's resources for a year to rehab and then piss off for a pay rise. I am sure he will show City the same loyalty too, so it's probably for the best that he leaves.
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roarys mane
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RedKat wrote:lukerobinho wrote:kaufusi wrote:Shame he's chosen cash over improving himself.
He'd be a stright swap for a city team lacking goals, but disappointing he thought he deserved a pay rise despite being injured for three quarters of the past season. One of the most promising young players in the game, deserves to be rewarded financially. You dont get paid for potential, or Patafta should have been on marquee wages. Hes got a lot of talent but youve got to earn it and when hes been out injured for most of the last 2 seasons he has no grounds really for more cash. The little bit of time he did play under Arnie he was in career best form and he should be keen to work with the best developer of youth in the country at a team that very much needs a starting striker and paying back a team whos supported him through two injured years. Best young players in the country? He hasnt signed on for the Roar, silly.
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Capac
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Don't get why he would pick City ahead of Champions League football. I get that city would probably offer him much better wages but he has years he get it in the future. Surely Sydney FC would have provided a better shopping window.
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Capac wrote:Don't get why he would pick City ahead of Champions League football. I get that city would probably offer him much better wages but he has years he get it in the future. Surely Sydney FC would have provided a better shopping window. This.
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Eastern Glory
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Capac wrote:Don't get why he would pick City ahead of Champions League football. I get that city would probably offer him much better wages but he has years he get it in the future. Surely Sydney FC would have provided a better shopping window. :lol: Because it's ACL ffs hahaha It's just not that big a deal.
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roarys mane
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Eastern Glory wrote:Capac wrote:Don't get why he would pick City ahead of Champions League football. I get that city would probably offer him much better wages but he has years he get it in the future. Surely Sydney FC would have provided a better shopping window. :lol: Because it's ACL ffs hahaha It's just not that big a deal. I dare say there are more Heart products forging a career overseas than Shitney players. Sick shop window, Smurfs.
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Eastern Glory wrote:Capac wrote:Don't get why he would pick City ahead of Champions League football. I get that city would probably offer him much better wages but he has years he get it in the future. Surely Sydney FC would have provided a better shopping window. :lol: Because it's ACL ffs hahaha It's just not that big a deal. This is coming from a Perth supporter after all, who had his club played by the rules, might have had the spot we currently possess, and I can confidently say you'd be whistling a different tune. ;)
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