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  • W12pHilOsOPher
    Bronze Seat
    • Aug 2010
    • 624

    #1

    I hope Vine bounces back ...

    Interesting blog entry as ever from David McIntyre:

    Good luck to Rowan Vine. He’s due some, and that’s coming from someone who generally doesn’t do sympathy for footballers and didn’t think he should have been signed in the first place. I hope…
  • stanley75
    Silver Seat
    • Sep 2009
    • 1499

    #2
    I like D McC. But here I think he has under-stated Vines "attitude" problem. Anyone at the Borehamwood game would testify he just seemed to have lost it and was doing all he could to make himself so offensive to Rangers that they would push him out. Doubtless his thinking was that it would be financially rewarding. Shame.

    Liked him when he joined. Couldn't care much less now. Get him off the books to get someone who wants the shirt is my thinking.

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    • Rich
      Silver Seat
      • Mar 2009
      • 3412

      #3
      I liked Vine so much as a player I had his name on back of my shirt. I would love to see the Vine of old return for Hull and then on Nov 6th see if he can do it again for us

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      • rangersroar
        Silver Seat
        • Mar 2009
        • 1952

        #4
        Originally posted by Rich
        I liked Vine so much as a player I had his name on back of my shirt. I would love to see the Vine of old return for Hull and then on Nov 6th see if he can do it again for us
        At last, a sensible post.

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        • G.T.P

          #5
          a deluded post of a bloke living in the past.

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          • kron-1664
            Silver Seat
            • May 2009
            • 4403

            #6
            vine done well, well down the pecking order now, instead of accepting that he is just not as good as the others he , as typical footballers do, blame every man and his dog for the situation. Then when given the opportunity to re assert these claims to actually being good enough to be in the first team by 'owning' a reserve match he just sulks about and doesn't try, calling the players that he is now one of 'joeys' . The bloke is a typical deluded 2nd division footballer.

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