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Post by scfcloyalist on Feb 1, 2011 16:53:13 GMT
This explains why only one of them has gone.... Feel a bit sorry for the other lads though as many others have said what a cock Fuller can be...... Heard that Whelan, BT, Kitson, Griffin (well documented) and Lawrence had a bit of a dislike for him as well. I have to be honest I can see why but maybe TP is scared of upsetting Fuller and shifts everyone he falls out with to prevent tensions in the team..... wrong one is being shifted though. I do like to see Fuller play for us but I think our team will be so much better without him causing these problems. +1 the guys a fucking idiot, thinks he can do whatever he wants, thats why he hasnt gone sunderland, cause bruce wouldnt let him get away with all the shit HES caused at this club.
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Post by phil51 on Feb 1, 2011 16:54:08 GMT
Decent interview, he will perform at fulham and pulis will be made look the twat AGAIN, good luck eidur son. Strange statement. I think our manager has / is doing a very good job and is anything other that a 't..t'.
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Post by PotterLog on Feb 1, 2011 16:54:57 GMT
No outside shouts for JP? Just putting it in the mixer...
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Post by trevo711 on Feb 1, 2011 16:58:11 GMT
Michael Tonge?
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Post by bayernoatcake on Feb 1, 2011 17:00:42 GMT
Why has the opening poster gone all mysterious on us? ;D
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Post by Binndy on Feb 1, 2011 17:00:55 GMT
Eidur Unfit, neck injury, major personal problems, played with messi etc , sounding like a boy from posh school v Mr Ricardo our best flair player , who cant follow rules and does his own thing in life. LOL What can you say. Love Ric or hate him Ric Is Ric, but I think if Eidur had come to stoke city fit, Ric may have teased him , but would have been pro enough to play together with him.
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Post by FullerMagic on Feb 1, 2011 17:02:35 GMT
Why has the opening poster gone all mysterious on us? ;D I was just thinking that. What are you up to, Gunnar?
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Post by luke2u on Feb 1, 2011 17:04:03 GMT
As much as I love Ric for his (not many the past two seasons), I hate for quite a lot of what he does.
It would have been nice to pick up £ 2-3 mill for him this window. He has no long term future at the club, and now we don't get anything for him.
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Post by Pretty Little Boother on Feb 1, 2011 17:07:16 GMT
Why are people applauding Fuller for being a cunt? Posters on here are baffling at times.
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Post by Olgrligm on Feb 1, 2011 17:07:30 GMT
You are entering the vicinity of an area adjacent to a location. The kind of place where there might be a monster, or some kind of weird mirror. These are just examples; it could also be something much better. Prepare to enter: The Scary Door.[/i]
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Post by Pretty Little Boother on Feb 1, 2011 17:09:18 GMT
Although I am enjoying that reference, Ad. ;D
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Post by bayernoatcake on Feb 1, 2011 17:11:28 GMT
Why are people applauding Fuller for being a cunt? Posters on here are baffling at times. Because he's a lovable fucker. Just like Your man love for Tunch!
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Post by PotterLog on Feb 1, 2011 17:13:17 GMT
Why are people applauding Fuller for being a cunt? Posters on here are baffling at times. Don't you think 5 years of great service plus the testament about his character of his manager and many other team-mates carry a bit more weight than the opinion of one disillusioned half-season loanee, translated from Icelandic radio and quoted second-hand on here?
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Post by actongatestokie on Feb 1, 2011 17:13:31 GMT
He never mentioned a player or member of staff did he? Just used the word "individual". My money is on John "floats like a brick, stings like butter" Rudge. I've heard he can be a right hard case when pushed. Just ask Ade.
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Post by Pretty Little Boother on Feb 1, 2011 17:19:47 GMT
Why are people applauding Fuller for being a cunt? Posters on here are baffling at times. Don't you think 5 years of great service plus the testament about his character of his manager and many other team-mates carry a bit more weight than the opinion of one disillusioned half-season loanee, translated from Icelandic radio and quoted second-hand on here? It doesn't matter what Fuller has done and what Gudjohnsen hasn't done. If what Gudjohnsen is saying is true (and obviously if it is Ricardo) then Ricardo is a bully, and people on here are praising him for victimising someone? It doesn't even matter whether or not it did happen, people shouldn't be happy at hearing this type of thing regardless of its factual accuracy. I'm not saying Fuller should be kicked out based on this second hand, translated source, but if I heard of anybody in any walk of life picking on someone else, I would be far from saying "Goooaaaarn" and calling him loveable.
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Post by PotterLog on Feb 1, 2011 17:32:28 GMT
Don't you think 5 years of great service plus the testament about his character of his manager and many other team-mates carry a bit more weight than the opinion of one disillusioned half-season loanee, translated from Icelandic radio and quoted second-hand on here? It doesn't matter what Fuller has done and what Gudjohnsen hasn't done. If what Gudjohnsen is saying is true (and obviously if it is Ricardo) then Ricardo is a bully, and people on here are praising him for victimising someone? It doesn't even matter whether or not it did happen, people shouldn't be happy at hearing this type of thing regardless of its factual accuracy. I'm not saying Fuller should be kicked out based on this second hand, translated source, but if I heard of anybody in any walk of life picking on someone else, I would be far from saying "Goooaaaarn" and calling him loveable. I think "Gooaaarn Ric" is probably shorthand here for "I doubt there's much in this." But speaking as someone who argued until he was blue in the face about bullying and harassment in the workplace just last week, I can see where you're coming from.
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Post by kevkj on Feb 1, 2011 18:53:15 GMT
Very interesting he hates someone,it has to be Fuller i reckon.
Mystery surrounds who Icelandic star is talking about in interview with Icelandic radio station
Eidur Gudjohnsen has told of how he rates Potters boss Tony Pulis, the clubs facilities and the squad, apart from one member of the side who 'seemed destined to make this a hard stay for me'. Gudjohnsen only made five appearances, all from the bench, during his stay with the Potters, which ended last night when the former Chelsea and Barcelona star joined Fulham for the rest of the season after he struggled to get match fit after arriving from Monaco severely out of shape. The Icelandic icon has today been talking with a radio station in his homeland and had the following to say. "Stoke is a very decent club but it just didnt work our for me there," said Gudjohnsen.
"The first day I went there I felt something. This was a club I could see myself at and I knew I had to change my playing style and I was very happy when I signed. But after a while I knew something wasnt right, I was away from my family and that made it harder."
"I worked really hard on the training ground but I was getting no game time, so it always felt like I was starting from scratch as each weekend went by. I kept telling myself, all I need is to start one game and i'll show the real me. But it never happened sadly."
"There are some good players at Stoke and the manager is a good premiership manager, however there was one individual who seemed determined to make this a hard stay for me. I have played alongside and trained with Messi, Henry, Ronaldinho, Drogba and others but I have never met an individual so full of himself. If I bumped into him at the training ground, I was worried he would literally explode. And frankly that got on my nerve, he will never be a Messi and he will never play for Barcelona or win the Champions League."
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Post by stokelad84 on Feb 1, 2011 18:53:50 GMT
He wears the number 10...
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Post by knype on Feb 1, 2011 18:54:49 GMT
Very interesting he hates someone,it has to be Fuller i reckon. Mystery surrounds who Icelandic star is talking about in interview with Icelandic radio station Eidur Gudjohnsen has told of how he rates Potters boss Tony Pulis, the clubs facilities and the squad, apart from one member of the side who 'seemed destined to make this a hard stay for me'. Gudjohnsen only made five appearances, all from the bench, during his stay with the Potters, which ended last night when the former Chelsea and Barcelona star joined Fulham for the rest of the season after he struggled to get match fit after arriving from Monaco severely out of shape. The Icelandic icon has today been talking with a radio station in his homeland and had the following to say. "Stoke is a very decent club but it just didnt work our for me there," said Gudjohnsen. "The first day I went there I felt something. This was a club I could see myself at and I knew I had to change my playing style and I was very happy when I signed. But after a while I knew something wasnt right, I was away from my family and that made it harder." "I worked really hard on the training ground but I was getting no game time, so it always felt like I was starting from scratch as each weekend went by. I kept telling myself, all I need is to start one game and i'll show the real me. But it never happened sadly." "There are some good players at Stoke and the manager is a good premiership manager, however there was one individual who seemed determined to make this a hard stay for me. I have played alongside and trained with Messi, Henry, Ronaldinho, Drogba and others but I have never met an individual so full of himself. If I bumped into him at the training ground, I was worried he would literally explode. And frankly that got on my nerve, he will never be a Messi and he will never play for Barcelona or win the Champions League." That will be Ricci Fuller, seems like he can do what he wants.....
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Post by stokie25 on Feb 1, 2011 18:56:36 GMT
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Post by longtonstokie on Feb 1, 2011 18:56:33 GMT
Very interesting he hates someone,it has to be Fuller i reckon. Mystery surrounds who Icelandic star is talking about in interview with Icelandic radio station Eidur Gudjohnsen has told of how he rates Potters boss Tony Pulis, the clubs facilities and the squad, apart from one member of the side who 'seemed destined to make this a hard stay for me'. Gudjohnsen only made five appearances, all from the bench, during his stay with the Potters, which ended last night when the former Chelsea and Barcelona star joined Fulham for the rest of the season after he struggled to get match fit after arriving from Monaco severely out of shape. The Icelandic icon has today been talking with a radio station in his homeland and had the following to say. "Stoke is a very decent club but it just didnt work our for me there," said Gudjohnsen. "The first day I went there I felt something. This was a club I could see myself at and I knew I had to change my playing style and I was very happy when I signed. But after a while I knew something wasnt right, I was away from my family and that made it harder." "I worked really hard on the training ground but I was getting no game time, so it always felt like I was starting from scratch as each weekend went by. I kept telling myself, all I need is to start one game and i'll show the real me. But it never happened sadly." "There are some good players at Stoke and the manager is a good premiership manager, however there was one individual who seemed determined to make this a hard stay for me. I have played alongside and trained with Messi, Henry, Ronaldinho, Drogba and others but I have never met an individual so full of himself. If I bumped into him at the training ground, I was worried he would literally explode. And frankly that got on my nerve, he will never be a Messi and he will never play for Barcelona or win the Champions League." Sidebay............ ;D Longton.
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Post by Matthews dad on Feb 1, 2011 18:57:59 GMT
Deffo Mama, ego like you wouldn't believe.
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Post by jarhead on Feb 1, 2011 18:59:34 GMT
...Diao!!!
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Post by PerCyfilth ....Captains Log on Feb 1, 2011 18:59:57 GMT
To Quote Pulis.. Thats Ric just being Ric ! Gets away with everything, a disruptive influence, which is why he was on his way.
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Post by knype on Feb 1, 2011 19:00:08 GMT
I find it utterly ludicrous that a player that has played at the highest level within club football would have to change his style when he has just been signed by that club, surely the club bought him for what he had to offer to the club and not to try and change him.....Its like buying a Rolls Royce and then knocking it about until its a Lada....Flabbergasted.
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Post by Ryan_Shawjosh on Feb 1, 2011 19:01:26 GMT
Begovic.
And I disagree. I think he will be a Messi.
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Post by stokie25 on Feb 1, 2011 19:01:34 GMT
I find it utterly ludicrous that a player that has played at the highest level within club football would have to change his style when he has just been signed by that club, surely the club bought him for what he had to offer to the club and not to try and change him.....Its like buying a Rolls Royce and then knocking it about until its a Lada....Flabbergasted. not an analogy i wholly disagree with there, knype
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Post by bayernoatcake on Feb 1, 2011 19:02:03 GMT
I find it utterly ludicrous that a player that has played at the highest level within club football would have to change his style when he has just been signed by that club, surely the club bought him for what he had to offer to the club and not to try and change him.....Its like buying a Rolls Royce and then knocking it about until its a Lada....Flabbergasted. Are You really flabbergasted though? Surely Tuncay was the early warning sign?
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Post by knype on Feb 1, 2011 19:03:54 GMT
I find it utterly ludicrous that a player that has played at the highest level within club football would have to change his style when he has just been signed by that club, surely the club bought him for what he had to offer to the club and not to try and change him.....Its like buying a Rolls Royce and then knocking it about until its a Lada....Flabbergasted. Are You really flabbergasted though? Surely Tuncay was the early warning sign? Just surprised that he keeps doing it! TP bangs on about moving the football club on and then does that to 2 of the most gifted players that we had at the club, yet treats others whose talent is effort and sweat like they are superstars even when they havent trained much.......
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Post by bayernoatcake on Feb 1, 2011 19:05:38 GMT
Are You really flabbergasted though? Surely Tuncay was the early warning sign? Just surprised that he keeps doing it! TP bangs on about moving the football club on and then does that to 2 of the most gifted players that we had at the club, yet treats others whose talent is effort and sweat like they are superstars even when they havent trained much....... That's because he's a hypocritical tosser and always has been. ;D I used to hate it, I've grown to live with it.
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