Dont shoot me here but Bellamy?

bluebastardo · December 21, 2009

TX Bill said:
If Moyes thought he could help on the pitch (which he most certainly would) and wouldn't be an issue with the other players, then I'd say that I'd trust Moyes if he brought him in.

His wages would be the obvious sticking point. He wouldn't come here for if we were to offer half of what he's getting now.

The guy is probably on a fortune at City. It will be interesting to see if he wants to stay.
Noone could blame him if he does, but I got the impression that he is a guy that responds well to the right person, and that person was Hughes. Sometimes a relationship like that is a huge factor and impossible to replace when it's taken away.
I don't know too much about the new guy, but I'm confident Bellamy won't have taken kindly to Hughes' sacking.

Hayee · December 21, 2009

bluebastardo said:
The guy is probably on a fortune at City. It will be interesting to see if he wants to stay.
Noone could blame him if he does, but I got the impression that he is a guy that responds well to the right person, and that person was Hughes. Sometimes a relationship like that is a huge factor and impossible to replace when it's taken away.
I don't know too much about the new guy, but I'm confident Bellamy won't have taken kindly to Hughes' sacking.

bellamy played under sparky for wales too

Number_25 · December 21, 2009

GhostOfDixie said:
Oh my word.

Bellamy, the player who turned us down because of wages. The player who supports Liverpool, played for Liverpool, and now is the best player at City, oh and did I mention he is a major league [Poor language removed] house.

Not shooting you down mate, but deary me.

Next?

I actually agree with you mate.

Oh and btw, I'm posting this from a iBook

bluebastardo · December 21, 2009

Hayee said:
bellamy played under sparky for wales too

Indeed.

Gwladys St. Glory · December 22, 2009

No, thanks. This also implies we have money to spend... :lol:

Rook · December 22, 2009

He's arguably been City's best player this year, why would they let him go? Plus we couldn't afford him anyway.

Neiler · December 22, 2009

On the plus side he hits the [Poor language removed] players with golf clubs.

daza_1973 · December 22, 2009

Neiler said:
On the plus side he hits the [Poor language removed] players with golf clubs.

Send him back to the RS again - he could wipe the whole side out - as long as we issued him with a full set of decent clubs.

Cahill's Metatarsal · December 22, 2009

No, he can get to ****. 1 of our main strengths is our excellent team spirit, having a ******** like that who refused to play because it wasn't his strongest position & then swung a golf club at a teammate would be a huge risk because he could ruin the atmosphere in the dressing room. He's a good player but I'd despise spending as much money on the club as I do, knowing that some of it was going into the pocket of someone that unprofessional