| Ali Al Hamadi 19:32 - Oct 30 with 1603 views | Chief |
Bit strange? |  |
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| Ali Al Hamadi on 20:30 - Oct 30 with 1456 views | Kilkennyjack |
Never heard of him Ć°ÅøĀ¤Ā·Ć¢ā¬ĀĆ¢ā¢āĆÆĀøĀ.
Glad he likes us though, thats nice. [Post edited 30 Oct 2021 20:30]
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| Ali Al Hamadi on 20:39 - Oct 30 with 1409 views | Boundy |
He was on fire with the U23's and believed he should be in and around the first team , not sure what happened in the summer and to honest I'd forgotten about him |  |
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| Ali Al Hamadi on 21:04 - Oct 30 with 1346 views | Chief |
All I recall is that we offered him a contract but he turned it down.
He scored a few in the u23s but he was hardly prolific. He's still only 19 and I think without a club now. Think he had a trial at Forest?
Strange timing of this though. Why now at the end of October? He left months ago. | |
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| Ali Al Hamadi on 21:26 - Oct 30 with 1283 views | Boundy |
| Ali Al Hamadi on 21:04 - Oct 30 by Chief |
All I recall is that we offered him a contract but he turned it down.
He scored a few in the u23s but he was hardly prolific. He's still only 19 and I think without a club now. Think he had a trial at Forest?
Strange timing of this though. Why now at the end of October? He left months ago. |
Considering how poor the U23's have been recently he was prolific  | |
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| Ali Al Hamadi on 00:32 - Oct 31 with 1149 views | GixerJack |
| Ali Al Hamadi on 21:04 - Oct 30 by Chief |
All I recall is that we offered him a contract but he turned it down.
He scored a few in the u23s but he was hardly prolific. He's still only 19 and I think without a club now. Think he had a trial at Forest?
Strange timing of this though. Why now at the end of October? He left months ago. |
Either a silly or badly advised boy. Obviously donāt know the contract he was offered but it was definitely more than nothing. |  | | |
| Ali Al Hamadi on 00:47 - Oct 31 with 1134 views | KeithHaynes |
No Morgan Whittaker. |  |
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| Ali Al Hamadi on 01:23 - Oct 31 with 1082 views | jasper_T |
| Ali Al Hamadi on 20:39 - Oct 30 by Boundy |
He was on fire with the U23's and believed he should be in and around the first team , not sure what happened in the summer and to honest I'd forgotten about him |
He was on fire for a very brief run of games after being injured for most of the season. I think some people got carried away seeing his name on the scoresheet 3 weeks in a row, and assumed he'd been doing similar all season and was ready for a step up. In reality it was the first real glimmer of promise he'd shown since we brought him down from Tranmere as a physical monster of a 16 year old. | | | |
| Ali Al Hamadi on 01:57 - Oct 31 with 1092 views | Dr_Parnassus |
That is similar to a post on here saying āIām offā, from a poster nobody knows.
This social media age is a bizarre one, it really is. Iām sure in his head he thought his departure was going to be the talk of the town. Heās been here a couple of years and never played a professional game in his life.
This false stage people are on in their own heads is going to cause some real mental health problems later down the line when they realise there is no audienceā¦ and probably never was. Similar to when celebrities spiral when they realise they are out of the public eye.
I think a lot of people these days really see themselves as āfamousā. Give them a Twitter account and an Instagram and that is all they need to create their delusion. |  |
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| Ali Al Hamadi on 17:43 - Oct 31 with 754 views | Kilkennyjack |
| Ali Al Hamadi on 01:57 - Oct 31 by Dr_Parnassus |
That is similar to a post on here saying āIām offā, from a poster nobody knows.
This social media age is a bizarre one, it really is. Iām sure in his head he thought his departure was going to be the talk of the town. Heās been here a couple of years and never played a professional game in his life.
This false stage people are on in their own heads is going to cause some real mental health problems later down the line when they realise there is no audienceā¦ and probably never was. Similar to when celebrities spiral when they realise they are out of the public eye.
I think a lot of people these days really see themselves as āfamousā. Give them a Twitter account and an Instagram and that is all they need to create their delusion. |
That sounds fairly close to the mark ā¦. | |
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| Ali Al Hamadi on 17:50 - Oct 31 with 733 views | magicdaps10 |
| Ali Al Hamadi on 01:57 - Oct 31 by Dr_Parnassus |
That is similar to a post on here saying āIām offā, from a poster nobody knows.
This social media age is a bizarre one, it really is. Iām sure in his head he thought his departure was going to be the talk of the town. Heās been here a couple of years and never played a professional game in his life.
This false stage people are on in their own heads is going to cause some real mental health problems later down the line when they realise there is no audienceā¦ and probably never was. Similar to when celebrities spiral when they realise they are out of the public eye.
I think a lot of people these days really see themselves as āfamousā. Give them a Twitter account and an Instagram and that is all they need to create their delusion. |
To that end bit.... Or set up an account on planetswans Ć°ÅøĖā |  |
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| Ali Al Hamadi on 20:34 - Oct 31 with 662 views | Dr_Parnassus |
| Ali Al Hamadi on 17:50 - Oct 31 by magicdaps10 |
To that end bit.... Or set up an account on planetswans Ć°ÅøĖā |
You aren't famous, trust me. | |
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| Ali Al Hamadi on 22:03 - Oct 31 with 622 views | ReslovenSwan1 |
Given he left in the Summers and is now confirming he left suggests to me that he may have wanted to return but found the original offer was no longer valid.
Number nines 6 ft plus with pace are rare so it might prove a mistake who knows. Swansea generally does not produce these players locally and have imported a long line of players that did not cut it plus McBurnie who did. Proctor, Biabbi Courtney Baker Richardson for example.
Good to seen CBR scoring goals after two tough years. I believe he will deliver in lower leagues he is very strong with a good short but need to improve his heading. |  |
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| Ali Al Hamadi on 23:24 - Oct 31 with 557 views | Kilkennyjack |
| Ali Al Hamadi on 22:03 - Oct 31 by ReslovenSwan1 |
Given he left in the Summers and is now confirming he left suggests to me that he may have wanted to return but found the original offer was no longer valid.
Number nines 6 ft plus with pace are rare so it might prove a mistake who knows. Swansea generally does not produce these players locally and have imported a long line of players that did not cut it plus McBurnie who did. Proctor, Biabbi Courtney Baker Richardson for example.
Good to seen CBR scoring goals after two tough years. I believe he will deliver in lower leagues he is very strong with a good short but need to improve his heading. |
That Rory Donnelly is another ā¦ | |
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