milemuncher777
formerly kid777
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Not in CL squad. Seems like a change of DP didn't help much apart from saving him from our yearly sale.
We tried. Hardly any takers.Dont understand why we didn't move him along this summer when LVG said back in the second week of July he had problems with Valdes.
Bloody hell, LVG show some mercy to the lad. He clearly wants to be here.
Ridiculous situation, none of us know what's going on but Valdes clearly wants to be here. Should've moved him on if we're not playing him.
Bottleless gits. I feel sorry for Valdes as he's fit again but not playing, and it must be extremely demoralising for a player of his calibre to be playing in the U21's. Louis needs to understand that. There's a difference between bad attitude and not wanting to play in front of 2k people on a Wednesday night.We tried, but Besiktas tried to pull a fast one at the last minute, as I understand it.
Bottleless gits. I feel sorry for Valdes as he's fit again but not playing, and it must be extremely demoralising for a player of his calibre to be playing in the U21's. Louis needs to understand that. There's a difference between bad attitude and not wanting to play in front of 2k people on a Wednesday night.
He is a pro and should do what the feck he is told.Bottleless gits. I feel sorry for Valdes as he's fit again but not playing, and it must be extremely demoralising for a player of his calibre to be playing in the U21's. Louis needs to understand that. There's a difference between bad attitude and not wanting to play in front of 2k people on a Wednesday night.
Bottleless gits. I feel sorry for Valdes as he's fit again but not playing, and it must be extremely demoralising for a player of his calibre to be playing in the U21's. Louis needs to understand that. There's a difference between bad attitude and not wanting to play in front of 2k people on a Wednesday night.
Surely playing the U21 gives him something to do which is better than training with the keepers coach? But we can also understand that although he's being paid to train and to play in some non important games which means there is no pressure whatsoever, having played at top level and is only 33, it must be boring not to have anything exciting happening and to get involved with at work. I in some way feel sorry for players like that.He is a pro and should do what the feck he is told.
I wouldn't be surprised if he came to us (to nurse his injury and eventually signed with us) having some promise or hope that he will be doing great thing seeing that DDG would be gone soon. Keepers' life on the fringe sounds kinda sad if you ask me (not their wage packet for sure but still)Quite like Valdes for some reason. Maybe because he's apparently the sort of person who's capable of falling out with LVG before then repairing the relationship. That's a sort of mark of character I guess?
In this case he's in the wrong though (assuming he was being treated the same way any other players would be). The only exception would be if LVG had made promises to bring him here that didn't end up being kept, in which case he'd be right to be pissed off. I don't think that's what happened though.
Still, I can understand why Valdes was disgruntled. He was probably desperate to play after recovering from that injury and is used to the highest level, so it must have been frustrating to be stuck on the fringes. Especially when he seems like a fairly temperamental guy anyway.
I think the real problem for him now is Romero, who probably wouldn't have been signed if LVG wasn't planning to ship Valdes out. He's already been replaced...
It's Victor Valdes though. He's won the world cup and the champions league. He won't want to be regularly playing for the U21's. Obviously, playing for them a few times to get up to speed and get playing time is perfectly fine - but a keeper like him should be playing at a much higher level.That's ridiculous. The idea of playing in the U21s is to get him some match experience after being out of the game for almost a year. Unless LVG did it purposely to toy with him which I very much doubt so, his focus should be on getting match time even if it's reserves matches rather than how many people are watching him.
It's Victor Valdes though. He's won the world cup and the champions league. He won't want to be regularly playing for the U21's. Obviously, playing for them a few times to get up to speed and get playing time is perfectly fine - but a keeper like him should be playing at a much higher level.
He would be happy being the second choice keeper.Then why sign for us knowing he was always going to be 2nd choice and get little or no games?
So he would be happy never playing but taking a paycheck.He would be happy being the second choice keeper.
It's Victor Valdes though. He's won the world cup and the champions league. He won't want to be regularly playing for the U21's. Obviously, playing for them a few times to get up to speed and get playing time is perfectly fine - but a keeper like him should be playing at a much higher level.
To do that, you'd have to pay him the remaining wages as a lump sum, or agree a lower fee with the player.Are we allowed to release or terminate his contract? As a free agent, he should be able to sign for anybody. No point keeping a player that the manager clearly doesn't like to have around.
Are we allowed to release or terminate his contract? As a free agent, he should be able to sign for anybody. No point keeping a player that the manager clearly doesn't like to have around.
There was a second factor; that his pastor in N.London told him only to move to the Midlands if he got a sign from God – funnily enough no sign came and Adebayor is still giving half his wages to the church in N.London God moves in mysterious ways!To do that, you'd have to pay him the remaining wages as a lump sum, or agree a lower fee with the player.
This is why Adebayor wouldn't leave Spurs, he wouldn't accept less than the full 5m owed to him to terminate his contract.
I forgot about that! Praise be!There was a second factor; that his pastor in N.London told him only to move to the Midlands if he got a sign from God – funnily enough no sign came and Adebayor is still giving half his wages to the church in N.London God moves in mysterious ways!
There was a second factor; that his pastor in N.London told him only to move to the Midlands if he got a sign from God – funnily enough no sign came and Adebayor is still giving half his wages to the church in N.London God moves in mysterious ways!
He is a pro and should do what the feck he is told.
He would be happy being the second choice keeper.
Was it really the board's fault?Grass not always greener, should've never left but we have a shite board
Was it really the board's fault?
From the outside it looked like he just wanted a big payday at Monaco (wasn't he meant to pick up a huge signing on fee plus massive wages?), despite the fact that he was having an excellent season and seemed wanted and loved at Barcelona. I couldn't see any reason for him to leave, other than money?
I think it's only normal some cantera players ponder the possibility of experiencing something new/different and Victor is certainly someone who isn't afraid to go it alone. But the board, in particular, with how they fired his keeper coach and the team's long time physio impacted many veterans in the squad. Plus, the way the board handled the renewal talks was unbefitting a club that prides itself on the treatment of 'one of their own' - of course, this is now par for the course with this board
Let's face it, were it not for pleading from Lucho, Xavi would've left last season as well and there were tense moments with both Iniesta & Leo's renewals too. The board has set its agenda from the outset to dismantle everything from Laporta's reign and make it their own which includes the erosion of La Masia nevermind the FIFA ban & impending lawsuits
Nope, perhaps he has also learned not to burn bridges given the transfers that failed to go through this summer.Grass not always greener, should've never left but we have a shite board