Diego Poyet anybody???? (ed. on loan for rest of season)
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??ForeverAddickted said:Addickted2TheReds said:
It was a private conversation.ForeverAddickted said:
To be honest I don't remember reading anything from Poyet as to why he left Charlton... Fair enough if true thoughAddickted2TheReds said:
According to himself, he was.ForeverAddickted said:
Of course they could have offered him a pathetic Contract but I dont see that happening because they would have got a bigger profit when it eventually came to him being sold.
He said that what he was offered compared to everyone else was an insult, plus he had just won player of the year.
He was also disillusioned by the fact that he was sitting in a changing room filled with people who could "barely speak English" and were "rubbish".
At the time, I didn't believe it and I thought he was greedy. Now I look back and think fair play, he cannot be blamed for leaving.
His girlfriend knew the girl I was with back at the time of his departure so we met a couple of times.
Is this a pisstake on my poorly worded sentence? haha0 -
Haha... Always ties my brain in knots when someone says something like thatAddickted2TheReds said:
??ForeverAddickted said:Addickted2TheReds said:
It was a private conversation.ForeverAddickted said:
To be honest I don't remember reading anything from Poyet as to why he left Charlton... Fair enough if true thoughAddickted2TheReds said:
According to himself, he was.ForeverAddickted said:
Of course they could have offered him a pathetic Contract but I dont see that happening because they would have got a bigger profit when it eventually came to him being sold.
He said that what he was offered compared to everyone else was an insult, plus he had just won player of the year.
He was also disillusioned by the fact that he was sitting in a changing room filled with people who could "barely speak English" and were "rubbish".
At the time, I didn't believe it and I thought he was greedy. Now I look back and think fair play, he cannot be blamed for leaving.
His girlfriend knew the girl I was with back at the time of his departure so we met a couple of times.
Is this a pisstake on my poorly worded sentence? haha0 -
You never did update us about your love life from back then. Seemed fairly miserable though, akin to bashing your head on a brick wall (or at least, visiting the brick wall in hospital only to be told to bugger off) so I hope you're onto better things.0
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With Poyet though I do wonder if he'll bother stopping @ West Ham on his way down from Milton Keynes or whether he'll just go straight to Sparrows Lane (Its almost like the Hameur Bouazza loan) in addition if he does join us on loan this week wonder if he'll be allowed to play against Colchester in the Cup0
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Yeah those were bad times.Leuth said:You never did update us about your love life from back then. Seemed fairly miserable though, akin to bashing your head on a brick wall (or at least, visiting the brick wall in hospital only to be told to bugger off) so I hope you're onto better things.
I was right in my feeling she was stringing me along.
It was just a bit difficult to say, because she was so ill, without sounding like a twat. As proven by @Henry Irving saying I was "just looking for a shag" :-)
Yeah, she really did turn into a spiteful little shit basically.
Haven't spoken to her in months, I hear she's with a 34 year old that is divorced, with two kids... She's 19.
Funny how times change though. You're right, I was very miserable and nearly giving up. Now, couldn't be happier.
LLL&BH.7 -
Thanks for clearing that up. because Both Diego and CAFC haven't improved sinceAddickted2TheReds said:
Haha.soapboxsam said:
I thought at the time, that the offer would've been low for a championship POTY.Addickted2TheReds said:
According to himself, he was.ForeverAddickted said:
Of course they could have offered him a pathetic Contract but I dont see that happening because they would have got a bigger profit when it eventually came to him being sold.
He said that what he was offered compared to everyone else was an insult, plus he had just won player of the year.
He was also disillusioned by the fact that he was sitting in a changing room filled with people who could "barely speak English" and were "rubbish".
At the time, I didn't believe it and I thought he was greedy. Now I look back and think fair play, he cannot be blamed for leaving.
Don't understand the comment in bold because in the games when Poyet was MOM every week, nearly all the team could speak English ?
Or did Sordell and Harriott speak in Rap ?
I think it was more a comment of the changing room at the training ground if I'm honest.
Polish Pete, Anil Koc and Yohann Thuram-Ulien spring to mind.
he went to the wrong side of the Thames.0 -
Poyet signing for us this afternoon, on loan until end of season, so I have heard0
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Richard Cawley @RichCawleySLP 19m19 minutes ago England, United Kingdom
Roger Johnson a done deal to #cafc. 18-month deal. Poyet due to be confirmed later today - loan for rest of the season.
Richard Cawley @RichCawleySLP 53m53 minutes ago England, United Kingdom
Diego Poyet deal will be a loan. Had few people ask if a permanent transfer. #cafc2 -
18 months for Johnson? Blimey0
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He will probably only do a third of that and leave on a tagkentaddick said:18 months for Johnson? Blimey
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"How do we get the fans back on side? I know, get some club legends back. Give me the phone! I'm ringing roger Johnson and Diego poyet!"8
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Johnson isn't good enough. He proved that last season. Sadly, he's better than what we have, with the possible exception of Bauer.
I'm uncomfortable with aiding Poyet's development after he turned that opportunity down. Again though, beggers can't be choosers.0 -
Tom Hovi is on the next Ryanair from Oslo.kentaddick said:"How do we get the fans back on side? I know, get some club legends back. Give me the phone! I'm ringing roger Johnson and Diego poyet!"
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Addickted2TheReds said:
According to himself, he was.ForeverAddickted said:
Of course they could have offered him a pathetic Contract but I dont see that happening because they would have got a bigger profit when it eventually came to him being sold.
He said that what he was offered compared to everyone else was an insult, plus he had just won player of the year.
He was also disillusioned by the fact that he was sitting in a changing room filled with people who could "barely speak English" and were "rubbish".
At the time, I didn't believe it and I thought he was greedy. Now I look back and think fair play, he cannot be blamed for leaving.
I know football fans always think that players should be amazingly loyal and stay at the club they grew up at but can anyone really blame him for leaving?
POTY at a championship club, offered (in his opinion) a poor contract offer, didn't like the way the club was being run and took a better offer at a premier league club. Would anyone on this message board seriously not have done the same in his shoes?
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tbh Poyet could see 2 years ago what we are seeing happen now, cant blame him for not wanting to sign up to that.6
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Well, on balance I'd say that this morning's news is positive. Baffling in many regards but positive.2
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Because it beats not playing whatsoever?JessieAddick said:
Then why does he sign up to it now? Surely the situation is worse than two years ago? Just a genuine question. Not blaming him for leaving.roseandcrown said:tbh Poyet could see 2 years ago what we are seeing happen now, cant blame him for not wanting to sign up to that.
Poyet couldn't have predicted two years back that he wouldn't be able to break into the West Ham team, considering how well he was doing for us and how good a player he is.
I still don't think he did anything wrong - it just hasn't worked out how he hoped.8 -
I was in a lounge hammered and gave him a man of the match award and said are you staying at this freak show or leaving , he said he was undecided but i think my drunken slurry words hit a chord with him and he heeded my warning
all my fault sorry16 -
Cover for the injured Kashi. That's almost a totally logical decision. I have no criticism.
Welcome back Diego (when it's confirmed on Twitter or Instagram or Snapchat or whatever the hell has replaced the official website in importance now).
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Jessie, i think that's why it will only be to the end of the season on loan.JessieAddick said:
Then why does he sign up to it now? Surely the situation is worse than two years ago? Just a genuine question. Not blaming him for leaving.roseandcrown said:tbh Poyet could see 2 years ago what we are seeing happen now, cant blame him for not wanting to sign up to that.
If Peter Varney's money man had taken over, then it could have been a perm move.2 -
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Let's not forget money here. He was offered a lot more by West Ham and no doubt his agent was telling that however it panned out he would be better off. Best case he gets Premier League games worst he get Championship games on loan at treble the money.
Welcome back Diego.6 -
Agree. I don't blame him at all for going; we had a poor team (albeit with good spirit) , a dreadful pitch and no managerShootersHillGuru said:Let's not forget money here. He was offered a lot more by West Ham and no doubt his agent was telling that however it panned out he would be better off. Best case he gets Premier League games worst he get Championship games on loan at treble the money.
Welcome back Diego.4 -
JessieAddick said:
Then why does he sign up to it now? Surely the situation is worse than two years ago? Just a genuine question. Not blaming him for leaving.roseandcrown said:tbh Poyet could see 2 years ago what we are seeing happen now, cant blame him for not wanting to sign up to that.
Tom has covered it.wmcf123 said:
Agree. I don't blame him at all for going; we had a poor team (albeit with good spirit) , a dreadful pitch and no managerShootersHillGuru said:Let's not forget money here. He was offered a lot more by West Ham and no doubt his agent was telling that however it panned out he would be better off. Best case he gets Premier League games worst he get Championship games on loan at treble the money.
Welcome back Diego.0 -
Have we the dough to afford him ?DamoNorthStand said:
Tom Hovis is on the next Ryanair from Oslo.kentaddick said:"How do we get the fans back on side? I know, get some club legends back. Give me the phone! I'm ringing roger Johnson and Diego poyet!"
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A bit old at 43 though.soapboxsam said:
Have we the dough to afford him ?DamoNorthStand said:
Tom Hovis is on the next Ryanair from Oslo.kentaddick said:"How do we get the fans back on side? I know, get some club legends back. Give me the phone! I'm ringing roger Johnson and Diego poyet!"
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Tom Hovis is on the next Ryanair from Oslo.
Have we the dough to afford him ?
Yes that rumour does sound a bit half-baked
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I thought he was brown bread3
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Not sure if been metioned but talksport have also confirmed poyet back with us.0
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cfgs said:
A bit old at 43 though.soapboxsam said:
Have we the dough to afford him ?DamoNorthStand said:
Tom Hovis is on the next Ryanair from Oslo.kentaddick said:"How do we get the fans back on side? I know, get some club legends back. Give me the phone! I'm ringing roger Johnson and Diego poyet!"
Have we the dough to afford him ?E-cafc said:Tom Hovis is on the next Ryanair from Oslo.
Yes that rumour does sound a bit half-baked
use your loaf, he'll never come back1 -
And he's back.0
