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  • 3London
    Silver Seat
    • Mar 2009
    • 3757

    #1

    Disruptive influences

    it has been the general opinion here that the foreign players were the cause of dressing room unrest over the last 2 seasons. but from what i have read from warnocks book is that a few of the Homegrown "heroes" Mr Derry for one seem to pretty good at stirring up a fight!
  • cowleyhoop
    Bronze Seat
    • Jan 2013
    • 297

    #2
    I agree with this and when you hear about a split in the dressing room caused by the massive gulf in wages it does point to the likes of Derry Hill and Mackie. Not saying they don't have a point but if you look at Derry and Hill as being the biggest leaders within the squad if they feel resentment towards team mates it can't be helping.

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    • Bigdave
      Gold Seat
      • Apr 2009
      • 5109

      #3
      Originally posted by cowleyhoop
      I agree with this and when you hear about a split in the dressing room caused by the massive gulf in wages it does point to the likes of Derry Hill and Mackie. Not saying they don't have a point but if you look at Derry and Hill as being the biggest leaders within the squad if they feel resentment towards team mates it can't be helping.
      But it was a mixture of Adel's brilliance and the likes of Derry and Hill adding a bit of steel and having a pair of bo llox that got us up in the first place. Derry and Hill were just what we needed at the time and it was an absolute masterstroke of Warnock's to bring them in

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      • jmelanie
        Gold Seat
        • Aug 2011
        • 7525

        #4
        Originally posted by Bigdave
        But it was a mixture of Adel's brilliance and the likes of Derry and Hill adding a bit of steel and having a pair of bo llox that got us up in the first place. Derry and Hill were just what we needed at the time and it was an absolute masterstroke of Warnock's to bring them in
        I don't think anybody is disagreeing with that, but it just shows the difference between the Championship and the Premiership.

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        • West Acton
          CCG
          • Dec 2009
          • 21475

          #5
          Originally posted by 3London
          it has been the general opinion here that the foreign players were the cause of dressing room unrest over the last 2 seasons. but from what i have read from warnocks book is that a few of the Homegrown "heroes" Mr Derry for one seem to pretty good at stirring up a fight!
          I thought the same from some of Warnocks quotes especially how Derry apparently went for Adel at Hull

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          • cowleyhoop
            Bronze Seat
            • Jan 2013
            • 297

            #6
            We could all see in the championship winning season that Mackie and Derry were at times very unhappy with Adel you can only imagine how they feel about this bunch of overpaid c#@#s. Atleast Adel was making an impact at that point so i guess it made it easier to ignore his tantrums and lack of team play

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            • acricketer
              Platinum Seat
              • Mar 2009
              • 12068

              #7
              Just read this from a Mourinho press conference:

              "'If you are a top professional, if you are not a selfish person, if you put the club in front of yourself and if you are here to work 100% for me, for your fellow players and for the club, then we will have a wonderful relationship.
              "If you are selfish, if you think about yourself and you don't care about the club, don't care about the image, if you don't care about the fans then we are in big trouble, so it depends on you if the relationship is fantastic or if it is not fantastic."

              We do not have top professionals.

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              • MYU
                Administrator
                • Mar 2009
                • 43466

                #8
                Originally posted by acricketer
                Just read this from a Mourinho press conference:

                "'If you are a top professional, if you are not a selfish person, if you put the club in front of yourself and if you are here to work 100% for me, for your fellow players and for the club, then we will have a wonderful relationship.
                "If you are selfish, if you think about yourself and you don't care about the club, don't care about the image, if you don't care about the fans then we are in big trouble, so it depends on you if the relationship is fantastic or if it is not fantastic."

                We do not have top professionals.
                What he says is very true... makes you think.

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