| Ferdinand and Faurlin 18:57 - Feb 18 with 3061 views | Gloucs_R |
Neither getting a game at the moment, both have been on the bench for the past 2 games.
Good enough for the Championship? |  |
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| Ferdinand and Faurlin on 19:17 - Feb 18 with 2579 views | derbyhoop |
Loan deals working well? |  |
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| Ferdinand and Faurlin on 20:13 - Feb 18 with 2460 views | daveB |
tin hat on but they are both good enough for us now as back up players. |  | | |
| Ferdinand and Faurlin on 20:14 - Feb 18 with 2449 views | kropotkin41 |
I can't imagine a division that Ferdinand's good enough. As for Ale, he wouldn't be the first footballer who has had to effectively restart his career after a broken leg - he'll be okay in the end. |  |
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| Ferdinand and Faurlin on 20:30 - Feb 18 with 2416 views | derbyhoop |
| Ferdinand and Faurlin on 20:14 - Feb 18 by kropotkin41 |
I can't imagine a division that Ferdinand's good enough. As for Ale, he wouldn't be the first footballer who has had to effectively restart his career after a broken leg - he'll be okay in the end. |
It wasn't a broken leg, it was an Anterior Cruciate Ligament injury, which is far more serious than a break. It shouldn't be career threatening but it could mean he never reaches the level he was at before the injury. | |
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| Ferdinand and Faurlin on 20:32 - Feb 18 with 2413 views | Rs_Holy |
| Ferdinand and Faurlin on 20:13 - Feb 18 by daveB |
tin hat on but they are both good enough for us now as back up players. |
I am more than happy to have them as back up players.... As long as they don't get to play  |  | | |
| Ferdinand and Faurlin on 20:48 - Feb 18 with 2370 views | kropotkin41 |
| Ferdinand and Faurlin on 20:30 - Feb 18 by derbyhoop |
It wasn't a broken leg, it was an Anterior Cruciate Ligament injury, which is far more serious than a break. It shouldn't be career threatening but it could mean he never reaches the level he was at before the injury. |
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| Ferdinand and Faurlin on 22:05 - Feb 18 with 2244 views | w12bornnbred |
Ferdinand couldn't get in my veterans team with swindles in Acton let alone championship utter useless. Faurlin will be okay for us next year no worries |  |
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| Ferdinand and Faurlin on 23:36 - Feb 18 with 2120 views | QPR_ARG |
Regardless of the injury, Ale's situation at Palermo is as follows:
Arrives, plays the first match, has a great first half, makes a mistake in 2nd half which leads to a goal for the opposition, Palermo lose that match.
Couple of days later, they sack the manager who approved Ale's move.
Couple of days later, they sack the football director who brought Ale there.
Couple of days later, they bring a new coach.
This new coach doesn't play him. Palermo don't win any of the matches since Ale arrived. They are in deep relegation trouble.
Fair to say it's a horrible situation for him and for his teammates. A bit like when he was at QPR, no? |  | | |
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| Ferdinand and Faurlin on 07:00 - Feb 19 with 2035 views | isawqpratwcity |
| Ferdinand and Faurlin on 23:36 - Feb 18 by QPR_ARG |
Regardless of the injury, Ale's situation at Palermo is as follows:
Arrives, plays the first match, has a great first half, makes a mistake in 2nd half which leads to a goal for the opposition, Palermo lose that match.
Couple of days later, they sack the manager who approved Ale's move.
Couple of days later, they sack the football director who brought Ale there.
Couple of days later, they bring a new coach.
This new coach doesn't play him. Palermo don't win any of the matches since Ale arrived. They are in deep relegation trouble.
Fair to say it's a horrible situation for him and for his teammates. A bit like when he was at QPR, no? |
Some blokes just get a run of really rotten luck. |  |
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| Ferdinand and Faurlin on 08:41 - Feb 19 with 1970 views | Toast_R |
I wnoder if he had anyone personally check over the paperwork of that deal? |  | | |
| Ferdinand and Faurlin on 09:27 - Feb 19 with 1908 views | N12Hoop |
| Ferdinand and Faurlin on 23:36 - Feb 18 by QPR_ARG |
Regardless of the injury, Ale's situation at Palermo is as follows:
Arrives, plays the first match, has a great first half, makes a mistake in 2nd half which leads to a goal for the opposition, Palermo lose that match.
Couple of days later, they sack the manager who approved Ale's move.
Couple of days later, they sack the football director who brought Ale there.
Couple of days later, they bring a new coach.
This new coach doesn't play him. Palermo don't win any of the matches since Ale arrived. They are in deep relegation trouble.
Fair to say it's a horrible situation for him and for his teammates. A bit like when he was at QPR, no? |
I've also noticed that Ale's tweets make him sound like he's down in the dumps:EG
"Never give up. great things take time"
"Stay strong, make them wonder how you're still smiling"
"life is so much better when you stop caring about what everyone thinks and start to actually live for yourself"
Compare to when he was still at Rangers:
"happy birthday to Wayne Routledge. Have a good one brother enjoy!!!"
"No individuals. I'm happy to be on the bench. I wanna play every single minute. Keep fighting
Sounds to me like he's depressed and we would have been better off loaning him out locally rather than sending him so far away. A real shame |  |
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| Ferdinand and Faurlin on 09:34 - Feb 19 with 1897 views | Toast_R |
| Ferdinand and Faurlin on 09:27 - Feb 19 by N12Hoop |
I've also noticed that Ale's tweets make him sound like he's down in the dumps:EG
"Never give up. great things take time"
"Stay strong, make them wonder how you're still smiling"
"life is so much better when you stop caring about what everyone thinks and start to actually live for yourself"
Compare to when he was still at Rangers:
"happy birthday to Wayne Routledge. Have a good one brother enjoy!!!"
"No individuals. I'm happy to be on the bench. I wanna play every single minute. Keep fighting
Sounds to me like he's depressed and we would have been better off loaning him out locally rather than sending him so far away. A real shame |
I'm sure he's still probably earning much more money in 2 weeks then we all do in a year...
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| Ferdinand and Faurlin on 09:49 - Feb 19 with 1877 views | Sharpy |
| Ferdinand and Faurlin on 09:34 - Feb 19 by Toast_R |
I'm sure he's still probably earning much more money in 2 weeks then we all do in a year...
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Yep, bless em.Must be the pits sitting around earning all that money. |  |
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| Ferdinand and Faurlin on 10:03 - Feb 19 with 1853 views | simmo |
| Ferdinand and Faurlin on 09:49 - Feb 19 by Sharpy |
Yep, bless em.Must be the pits sitting around earning all that money. |
Because it is all that simple isnt it.... |  |
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| Ferdinand and Faurlin on 10:10 - Feb 19 with 1841 views | N12Hoop |
| Ferdinand and Faurlin on 09:34 - Feb 19 by Toast_R |
I'm sure he's still probably earning much more money in 2 weeks then we all do in a year...
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Depression has nothing to do with money. | |
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| Ferdinand and Faurlin on 10:48 - Feb 19 with 1796 views | Toast_R |
I imagine there's a vast difference between feeling sorry for yourself and actually having depression.
All he has to do is wait out the undoubted relegation confirmation and with a bit of luck in his case, the departure of Redknapp (to Chelase maybe?) and he'll be back here tweeting Routledge and the boys before you can say. "Have a good one son". | | | |
| Ferdinand and Faurlin on 11:00 - Feb 19 with 1775 views | ade_qpr |
Would have Ali back in a heart beat, still believe he is good enough for the Premier league let alone the Championship.
The other F may be the Championship. |  |
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| Ferdinand and Faurlin on 13:03 - Feb 19 with 1697 views | hoopstilidie |
How sad to be the kind of person that can only equate happiness in terms of wage packet.
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| Ferdinand and Faurlin on 13:07 - Feb 19 with 1683 views | TheBlob |
| Ferdinand and Faurlin on 20:30 - Feb 18 by derbyhoop |
It wasn't a broken leg, it was an Anterior Cruciate Ligament injury, which is far more serious than a break. It shouldn't be career threatening but it could mean he never reaches the level he was at before the injury. |
Didn't hamper Gazza's later career. |  |
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| Ferdinand and Faurlin on 17:42 - Feb 19 with 1576 views | DieByYourSide |
| Ferdinand and Faurlin on 09:49 - Feb 19 by Sharpy |
Yep, bless em.Must be the pits sitting around earning all that money. |
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| Ferdinand and Faurlin on 23:40 - Feb 19 with 1417 views | CiderwithRsie |
| Ferdinand and Faurlin on 21:37 - Feb 19 by hoopstilidie |
Ironically a rather wealthy depression sufferer.
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Spot on
In any case its not Faurlin's fault that footballers get paid a lot. He's never, to my knowledge, touted himself about to try to bump up his wages, put in transfer request, refused to sign a contract extension or similar. If he's a top footballer then naturally he wants to play and is going to get down if he's injured or dropped or in a bad run of form. The fact that any player of his ability is going to be on money beyond my dreams is irrelevant - unless of course he really is a mercenary who has no pride in his performance or team spirit. Where's the evidence for that? | | | |
| Ferdinand and Faurlin on 11:53 - Feb 20 with 1355 views | QPR_ARG |
Why did this thread degenerated into this?
What has money have to do with this?
Why is there this belief that Ale is such a big earner and why do I never hear about other players' wages? Players that have never given us good/great performances in exchange?
Do you expect a player to be happy if he doesn't play at his club, gets sent to another and finds a situation as difficult as the one he was living before making the move?
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| Ferdinand and Faurlin on 12:22 - Feb 20 with 1340 views | CamberleyR |
| Ferdinand and Faurlin on 13:07 - Feb 19 by TheBlob |
Didn't hamper Gazza's later career. |
Gazza was still a good player after his injury but IMO but never was at the level he was prior to his injury. Crucially he lost about a yard of pace. |  |
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