Cameron's blog about Bojan

[right]

Apparently Geoff and Bojan are pretty close.  Cameron writes a blog for NBC sports in the US and wrote about Bojan in his last post.

Before I start talking about the Super Bowl this weekend (which, by the way, the Patriots are going to win easily) I just wanted to talk about the horrible knee injury my good friend Bojan Krkic suffered for Stoke City last week. He’s been superb for us this season and we are really going to miss him between now and May.



Myself, Marc Muniesa and Bojan do a family night every week, where we sit down and have dinner with our significant others and we rotate that each week between Bo’s house, my house and Marc’s. We keep that tradition and usually every Tuesday night we have a game night where we play some Wii and hang out. He’s been one of my good friends since he got here, we relate and just get on really well. I am obviously really sad and disappointed to see him go through something like this, his first knee injury. Myself and Marc both have experience with knee injuries, I did my PCL back in 2010 in Houston, so you can relate and help out with some of the things he is going through.



You want to reassure him that he will be back 100 percent and back to the level he’s playing and he’s got to stay positive. He’s added a whole new dimension to Stoke since arriving in the summer and he’s a guy that you have to give a free role to in order for him to be at his creative best. Once he starts getting comfortable and confident you can tell how talented he is and how influential he can be in games when a moment of brilliance to score and create goals. He makes players around him better and that’s something special. Plus he’s always laughing and smiling and is such a positive guy to have around. From that aspect it will be tough to lose him too.


We have a big home game coming up against QPR this weekend and after moving around and playing in a few different positions lately, I’m looking forward to getting a good run back in the team. After our trip to Dubai last week and the FA Cup game on Monday, it’s good to get back playing in the Premier League.

Line to full article (only Super Bowl talk the rest of his blog though): prosoccertalk.nbcsports.com/2015/01/30/superbowl-49-geoff-cameron-predicts-big-win-for-his-new-england-patriots/related/

also looks like all 3 of our keepers are American football fans

[mywaydesolzan]

Jan 31, 2015 2:12:20 GMT right said:

Apparently Geoff and Bojan are pretty close.  Cameron writes a blog for NBC sports in the US and wrote about Bojan in his last post.

Before I start talking about the Super Bowl this weekend (which, by the way, the Patriots are going to win easily) I just wanted to talk about the horrible knee injury my good friend Bojan Krkic suffered for Stoke City last week. He’s been superb for us this season and we are really going to miss him between now and May.



Myself, Marc Muniesa and Bojan do a family night every week, where we sit down and have dinner with our significant others and we rotate that each week between Bo’s house, my house and Marc’s. We keep that tradition and usually every Tuesday night we have a game night where we play some Wii and hang out. He’s been one of my good friends since he got here, we relate and just get on really well. I am obviously really sad and disappointed to see him go through something like this, his first knee injury. Myself and Marc both have experience with knee injuries, I did my PCL back in 2010 in Houston, so you can relate and help out with some of the things he is going through.



You want to reassure him that he will be back 100 percent and back to the level he’s playing and he’s got to stay positive. He’s added a whole new dimension to Stoke since arriving in the summer and he’s a guy that you have to give a free role to in order for him to be at his creative best. Once he starts getting comfortable and confident you can tell how talented he is and how influential he can be in games when a moment of brilliance to score and create goals. He makes players around him better and that’s something special. Plus he’s always laughing and smiling and is such a positive guy to have around. From that aspect it will be tough to lose him too.


We have a big home game coming up against QPR this weekend and after moving around and playing in a few different positions lately, I’m looking forward to getting a good run back in the team. After our trip to Dubai last week and the FA Cup game on Monday, it’s good to get back playing in the Premier League.

Line to full article (only Super Bowl talk the rest of his blog though): prosoccertalk.nbcsports.com/2015/01/30/superbowl-49-geoff-cameron-predicts-big-win-for-his-new-england-patriots/related/

also looks like all 3 of our keepers are American football fans

Thanks for posting. That is a good read.

[Deleted]

I THINK ALL ARE GAY LOL

[MuddyWoody]

Jan 31, 2015 2:12:20 GMT right said:

Apparently Geoff and Bojan are pretty close.  Cameron writes a blog for NBC sports in the US and wrote about Bojan in his last post.

Before I start talking about the Super Bowl this weekend (which, by the way, the Patriots are going to win easily) I just wanted to talk about the horrible knee injury my good friend Bojan Krkic suffered for Stoke City last week. He’s been superb for us this season and we are really going to miss him between now and May.



Myself, Marc Muniesa and Bojan do a family night every week, where we sit down and have dinner with our significant others and we rotate that each week between Bo’s house, my house and Marc’s. We keep that tradition and usually every Tuesday night we have a game night where we play some Wii and hang out. He’s been one of my good friends since he got here, we relate and just get on really well. I am obviously really sad and disappointed to see him go through something like this, his first knee injury. Myself and Marc both have experience with knee injuries, I did my PCL back in 2010 in Houston, so you can relate and help out with some of the things he is going through.



You want to reassure him that he will be back 100 percent and back to the level he’s playing and he’s got to stay positive. He’s added a whole new dimension to Stoke since arriving in the summer and he’s a guy that you have to give a free role to in order for him to be at his creative best. Once he starts getting comfortable and confident you can tell how talented he is and how influential he can be in games when a moment of brilliance to score and create goals. He makes players around him better and that’s something special. Plus he’s always laughing and smiling and is such a positive guy to have around. From that aspect it will be tough to lose him too.


We have a big home game coming up against QPR this weekend and after moving around and playing in a few different positions lately, I’m looking forward to getting a good run back in the team. After our trip to Dubai last week and the FA Cup game on Monday, it’s good to get back playing in the Premier League.

Line to full article (only Super Bowl talk the rest of his blog though): prosoccertalk.nbcsports.com/2015/01/30/superbowl-49-geoff-cameron-predicts-big-win-for-his-new-england-patriots/related/

also looks like all 3 of our keepers are American football fans

Interesting, thanks.

[harryburrows]

Sounds like a wife swapping set up to me

[hartzchoco]

I wholeheartedly agree with one point he makes. The Patriots are going to win the Super Bowl.

[s7oke]

Jan 31, 2015 2:12:20 GMT right said:

Apparently Geoff and Bojan are pretty close.  Cameron writes a blog for NBC sports in the US and wrote about Bojan in his last post.

Before I start talking about the Super Bowl this weekend (which, by the way, the Patriots are going to win easily) I just wanted to talk about the horrible knee injury my good friend Bojan Krkic suffered for Stoke City last week. He’s been superb for us this season and we are really going to miss him between now and May.



Myself, Marc Muniesa and Bojan do a family night every week, where we sit down and have dinner with our significant others and we rotate that each week between Bo’s house, my house and Marc’s. We keep that tradition and usually every Tuesday night we have a game night where we play some Wii and hang out. He’s been one of my good friends since he got here, we relate and just get on really well. I am obviously really sad and disappointed to see him go through something like this, his first knee injury. Myself and Marc both have experience with knee injuries, I did my PCL back in 2010 in Houston, so you can relate and help out with some of the things he is going through.



You want to reassure him that he will be back 100 percent and back to the level he’s playing and he’s got to stay positive. He’s added a whole new dimension to Stoke since arriving in the summer and he’s a guy that you have to give a free role to in order for him to be at his creative best. Once he starts getting comfortable and confident you can tell how talented he is and how influential he can be in games when a moment of brilliance to score and create goals. He makes players around him better and that’s something special. Plus he’s always laughing and smiling and is such a positive guy to have around. From that aspect it will be tough to lose him too.


We have a big home game coming up against QPR this weekend and after moving around and playing in a few different positions lately, I’m looking forward to getting a good run back in the team. After our trip to Dubai last week and the FA Cup game on Monday, it’s good to get back playing in the Premier League.

Line to full article (only Super Bowl talk the rest of his blog though): prosoccertalk.nbcsports.com/2015/01/30/superbowl-49-geoff-cameron-predicts-big-win-for-his-new-england-patriots/related/

also looks like all 3 of our keepers are American football fans

Good read thanks

[CalgaryPotter]

Jan 31, 2015 5:20:51 GMT hartzchoco said:

I wholeheartedly agree with one point he makes. The Patriots are going to win the Super Bowl.

More chance of Brendan Rodgers growing a beard

[JoeinOz]

What do they have for dinner? I reckon pasta.

[capto]

Bloody hell, they sound more sensible and normal than 99% of the people on here!

[chiefdelilah]

Jan 31, 2015 7:54:32 GMT JoeinOz said:

What do they have for dinner? I reckon pasta.

Steamed Hams.

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[cobhamstokey]

Nice article that really good to know they're so sensible and also that Bojans got such a great support network in difficult times. They'll keep him on track.

So many young modern players would be talking about getting drunk, gambling silly money, pulling wag wannabes, VIP treatment at clubs, getting into fights,
It's a real breath of fresh air reading about those 3. Interesting that they're all foreign.

I heard a mention of the lad at Ipswich that everyone's after being a bit special the other day. Weekly visits to hospitals giving tickets to people who can't afford them. Big pat on the back to him.

[2004]

Thanks for posting that

[Gods]

In fairness it is a fascinating insight in to the way the game and indeed the world has changed, the global village and all that.

"A game of Wii and a bowl of pasta at Bo's house with Marc Muniesa and their 'significant others'"

I mean what was wrong with 10 pints of premium lager with Mick and Baz followed by a spit roast session with Trace in the local Sheraton

[cheekymatt71]

I think its a general rule that foreign players are not so into the drinking culture that the British lads are.

Imagine the culture shock at the Stoke Christmas party? Charlie Adam downing pints, Crouchy doing the robot on the dancefloor, Wilko doing his Stuart Pearce psycho impression. Then Bojan & Muniesa asking permission to leave at 9pm because its past their bedtime. Awww bless

[Pretty Little Boother]

Surely Bojan and Muniesa are each other's "significant other"?

[huuuuuth]

Jan 31, 2015 10:24:59 GMT Pretty Little Boother said:

Surely Bojan and Muniesa are each other's "significant other"?

Please don't let Mackey know

[Lightwood]

I had no idea that GC had previous done his PCL, just goes to show that players can make great recoveries from nasty ligament injuries

[metalhead]

Really nice read. Hopefully the lads will keep Bojans spirit up while he recovers.

[Clem Fandango]

Maybe an insight in to why Bojan seems to be settled and (was) enjoying his football as I'm sure he said he struggled to settle at Ajax last year because he wasn't able to socialise with anyone. Cameron must speak a bit of Spanish then unless either Muni translates everything or Bogan's English is improving.

[Deleted]

Jan 31, 2015 10:51:38 GMT Lightwood said:

I had no idea that GC had previous done his PCL, just goes to show that players can make great recoveries from nasty ligament injuries

Indeed the pcl ismore serious and difficult to treat so hopefully bojan will take inspiration from geoff. I am certain bojan will be raring to go for next season

[armitagestokie]

Good bonding

[right]

Jan 31, 2015 11:02:19 GMT Clem Fandango said:

Maybe an insight in to why Bojan seems to be settled and (was) enjoying his football as I'm sure he said he struggled to settle at Ajax last year because he wasn't able to socialise with anyone. Cameron must speak a bit of Spanish then unless either Muni translates everything or Bogan's English is improving.

I'm not sure, but I bet Cam picked up a bit of Spanish while playing in MLS for Houston.

[riccyfuller93]

Jan 31, 2015 2:12:20 GMT right said:

Apparently Geoff and Bojan are pretty close.  Cameron writes a blog for NBC sports in the US and wrote about Bojan in his last post.

Before I start talking about the Super Bowl this weekend (which, by the way, the Patriots are going to win easily) I just wanted to talk about the horrible knee injury my good friend Bojan Krkic suffered for Stoke City last week. He’s been superb for us this season and we are really going to miss him between now and May.



Myself, Marc Muniesa and Bojan do a family night every week, where we sit down and have dinner with our significant others and we rotate that each week between Bo’s house, my house and Marc’s. We keep that tradition and usually every Tuesday night we have a game night where we play some Wii and hang out. He’s been one of my good friends since he got here, we relate and just get on really well. I am obviously really sad and disappointed to see him go through something like this, his first knee injury. Myself and Marc both have experience with knee injuries, I did my PCL back in 2010 in Houston, so you can relate and help out with some of the things he is going through.



You want to reassure him that he will be back 100 percent and back to the level he’s playing and he’s got to stay positive. He’s added a whole new dimension to Stoke since arriving in the summer and he’s a guy that you have to give a free role to in order for him to be at his creative best. Once he starts getting comfortable and confident you can tell how talented he is and how influential he can be in games when a moment of brilliance to score and create goals. He makes players around him better and that’s something special. Plus he’s always laughing and smiling and is such a positive guy to have around. From that aspect it will be tough to lose him too.


We have a big home game coming up against QPR this weekend and after moving around and playing in a few different positions lately, I’m looking forward to getting a good run back in the team. After our trip to Dubai last week and the FA Cup game on Monday, it’s good to get back playing in the Premier League.

Line to full article (only Super Bowl talk the rest of his blog though): prosoccertalk.nbcsports.com/2015/01/30/superbowl-49-geoff-cameron-predicts-big-win-for-his-new-england-patriots/related/

also looks like all 3 of our keepers are American football fans

[Bojan Mackey]

My masterplan is complete, I just need to find out if Cameron, Bojan and Muniesa's other halves have sisters, then I can woo one or them, be invited to one of these evenings and there I shall make my true motive known, and from then on me and Bojan will be inseparable, and I shall spoon feed him Strawberries and my penis until his return, whereupon my loving care will come to fruition as he wins the Ballon D'Or.

[Deleted]

That was not a bad read and he's spot on with New England for the Super Bowl and I'll be watching Sunday night.

[riccyfuller93]

I really cannot imagine them in their living room playing Wii Tennis.