2019/20 Gylfi Sigurdsson

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And he has been our captain!
 

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Petit said:
Having lived in Scandinavia, I can attest to the suspicions about Sigurdssons character. He is a very typical scandinavian in that he doesn´t really care about anything other than himself and his family. Scandinavians are like that, they have a very hard time feeling passionate about anything and have a relaxed attitutude towards work and commitments. Sure, they´ll show up, but they tend to live on high minimum levels rather than high maximum levels of performance. And they are incredibly lazy. You won´t find a scandinavian working a minute longer than what is required in their contracts.
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Guess you weren't in Scandinavia too long?
 
Saint Domingo said:
Shameful interview. Basically summed up as a mild disappointment that can be moved on from if we get back to the decent run we had in the league before. It’s just a job to them, they can’t understand fan fury, never have been able to, no one at the club can.
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Disgusting response from him. The season is over and he disappointed, we had a chance to get to the next round. God I hate most of the players in this team.
 
Great news if true,I would think it means Ancelotti has a number 10 in mind. I see Sigs as the player holding us back most, he’s just so slow, but adding to that he’s lazy and doesn’t really ever looks interested.
 

'Everyone associated with the club - fans, staff, players - are disappointed with the result,' said Sigurdsson. 'I think we have only got ourselves to blame not to have taken our chances in the first half. It's very disappointing.

'We've just got to make sure we continue the form we had in the Premier League the last couple of weeks and try to finish off the season strongly. every manager we have had has been very determined to do his best and very serious about his job. The manager we have now is no different.'

Asked whether he was worried about what the future holds for him personally, the £45million midfielder said: 'It's not up to me to decide that. everyone is totally disappointed. I think the players are all different people in how they deal with the loss. It's one of those things.'

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