memoman
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You're really grateful for those 20 goals he scored last season aren't you...I hope he rots in Orient's reserves and ends up on loan to Barnet or something.
You're really grateful for those 20 goals he scored last season aren't you...I hope he rots in Orient's reserves and ends up on loan to Barnet or something.
Why should I be grateful? He's a footballer, its his job. Went a bit quiet in the last few games but yeah he had a good season.You're really grateful for those 20 goals he scored last season aren't you...
Exactly, it's his job - that's why he went to Orient ; because they offered him a better deal then we did ( or could ). I can totally agree with castigating some greedy premiership tw*t that seeks a new deal because he can' t live on only £100k a week, but at this level it is a completely different world. This may be his last season of being a professional footballer - and he is quite right to seek the best deal he can get because I doubt that you or anyone else is going to contribute to his family finances in the future. So, yes, good luck to the bloke.Why should I be grateful? He's a footballer, its his job. Went a bit quiet in the last few games but yeah he had a good season.
I guarantee some Exeter fans will be saying sh*t like "thanks Jamie", "good luck Jamie" and all that sh*t. He wont get into double figures for league goals next season anyway.
If I'm in a job and I'm considering leaving I wouldn't just not tell anyone and suddenly f*ck off without saying a word. He'll probably be in the Echo next week saying the usual "I'll always be grateful to Exeter" pile of w*nk they always come out with.Exactly, it's his job - that's why he went to Orient ; because they offered him a better deal then we did ( or could ). I can totally agree with castigating some greedy premiership tw*t that seeks a new deal because he can' t live on only £100k a week, but at this level it is a completely different world. This may be his last season of being a professional footballer - and he is quite right to seek the best deal he can get because I doubt that you or anyone else is going to contribute to his family finances in the future. So, yes, good luck to the bloke.
Last word from me on this : His contract was up and it' s been obvious for weeks that he may not sign for us again. This is hardly " f*cking off out of the blue. How many other out of contract players have moved clubs since the end of last season ? 2 or 3 hundred, I suspect. And why will he "easily get a coaching job " ? Are there are no ex-footballers out of work, then ?If I'm in a job and I'm considering leaving I wouldn't just not tell anyone and suddenly f*ck off without saying a word. He'll probably be in the Echo next week saying the usual "I'll always be grateful to Exeter" pile of w*nk they always come out with.
He will easily get a coaching job somewhere once he hangs up his boots so I doubt he'll ever be hard up for cash tbh. I bet he'll still get applauded and get his name sang by some of our imbeciles when we play Orient next season.
Might have been obvious to some but it would've been good of him to just say he will be leaving, rather than f*cking the fans around for weeks on end.Last word from me on this : His contract was up and it' s been obvious for weeks that he may not sign for us again. This is hardly " f*cking off out of the blue. How many other out of contract players have moved clubs since the end of last season ? 2 or 3 hundred, I suspect. And why will he "easily get a coaching job " ? Are there are no ex-footballers out of work, then ?
Actually, its in tomorrow's Echo. "It was really hard leaving Exeter".He'll probably be in the Echo next week saying the usual "I'll always be grateful to Exeter"