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Sheedy's Third
Player Valuation: £8m
It just gets repetitive repetitive repetitive repetitive repetitive repetitive ...............It´s like having a car without an engine.It´s not working .You can discuss it as many times as you like but it always comes back to the same thing that you already know .It won´t work without and engine .Once you´ve established the fact that there is no engine 1000000000000000000000000 times. Whats the point? When we already know.It gets a bit repetitive repetitive repetitive repetitive repetitive repetitive .........................
MONSTER.
Have you tried changeing the spark plugs mate!
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Matt Damon
Player Valuation: £60m
Elong
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Chico runs on a hybrid combination of animal porn, homosexual innuendos and melted down popcorn. And with an increasing demand for supply being generated from within the Grandoldteam forum, the barrel price of BUM Fuel is set to rise steadily!
Sheedy's Third
Player Valuation: £8m
I just relised I´m a bit pissed . So don´t know wwhat am saying ,so am off blues before I do any real damage ,laters.................
Muggins
Player Valuation: £60m
Quick D/D close the Forum. We've all been forced here and cannot escape. What happened to free will???
Oh, that explains that then...
Carry on...
Gary_Lineker.85/86x4 (stephenneedley@googlemail.co
Player Valuation: £8m
Agreed..They will not win the title and he will be found out in that team...
Muggins
Player Valuation: £60m
I'm not having a go at Pienaar, but I just think saying something like "Tottenham have a good team, I hope I can play well for them and help them go even further in the Champions League...and try and win a trophy...", is much better.
Maybe i'm just being picky though...
Seamus Colemole
Previously deathbyropeandglass
Dom1878
Player Valuation: £60m
After seeing his twitter im happy for Pienaar, and havnt really blamed him what so ever during the past few months for wanting to leave...but it leaves me with a question...
...Why do i like pienaar, but hate lescott? And at the time when lescott was leaving, was willing to boo him on his final match? I really dont get it, because the situations are basically the same, both left for more money, both refused to play their last match, if anything lescott was more helpful in getting us more money by not waiting out his contract...
...just wondering why there is such a difference
...Why do i like pienaar, but hate lescott? And at the time when lescott was leaving, was willing to boo him on his final match? I really dont get it, because the situations are basically the same, both left for more money, both refused to play their last match, if anything lescott was more helpful in getting us more money by not waiting out his contract...
...just wondering why there is such a difference
ToxtethBlue
Player Valuation: £50m
I know Evertonians love to convince themselves that was the main reason these players left, but it really wasn't. The teams they joined simply offered a far better package as a whole. More money, more ambition and a more realistic chance at winning trophies/getting Champions League football. I know it hurts, and we try to mask our problems by passing the players off as greedy, but it's the truth really. Joleon Lescott left us because he saw a far more ambitious club in Manchester City.
As for the difference, Moyes clearly had a real problem with Lescott's attitude during the whole thing, and that wasn't the case with Pienaar, who was professional and got on with things until we accepted a bid. He also didn't hand in a transfer request, something Lescott did, which basically forced the move. We've known about Pienaar's situation for ages, it was down to Moyes/Kenwright to figure out when the time was right to sell him. Pienaar basically saw out his contract, and he's entitled to do so.
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