As @Briston_Addick many young people, and some old ones too, flag up their activities on social media all the time.
If I could be bothered I'd check out his instagram to see what he had for dinner last night (Chinese = signing for far east club, Indian = joining the IPL), and the last film he saw (Oppenheimer = he's about to drop a bombshell; Barbie = I don't know).
hate to say it but Brentford would be a cracking move for him, can see him being with us till at least January though in order to prove his fitness
just to be clear, I wasn't suggesting in any way that he's on his way to Brentford or suggesting he was at the game for any reason other than to (probably) watch a mate play
I just said they would be a cracking move for him.....and they would if/when they sell Tony
No disrespect to leaburn but I think Brentford would be signing him as a promising youngster regardless of if they sell Tony or not as they would be looking in bringing a much more proven player imo.
As @Briston_Addick many young people, and some old ones too, flag up their activities on social media all the time.
If I could be bothered I'd check out his instagram to see what he had for dinner last night (Chinese = signing for far east club, Indian = joining the IPL), and the last film he saw (Oppenheimer = he's about to drop a bombshell; Barbie = I don't know).
Thing is, I'm totally aware of how Instagram and young people work, but there's definitely a difference between Miles Leaburn sharing a pointless photo of the pitch at Brentford and a youngster sharing a photo of their dinner (which is more what a middle aged person would do anyway). Since he's been laid up, most of his Instagram post are shares of other young players posts.
Again, not suggesting there's anything in it, just giving a reason (justifying) why I've shared it on here.
hate to say it but Brentford would be a cracking move for him, can see him being with us till at least January though in order to prove his fitness
just to be clear, I wasn't suggesting in any way that he's on his way to Brentford or suggesting he was at the game for any reason other than to (probably) watch a mate play
I just said they would be a cracking move for him.....and they would if/when they sell Tony
No one's suggesting he's on his way anywhere mate.
Out of contract next summer as things stands. IF he won't sign an extension then we could possibly cash in this summer. No doubt clubs of the ilk of Brighton and Brentford would be keeping very close tabs on him, I know for a fact Brighton are. Someone may take a punt but maybe we could get a loan back for a season.
It’s a non story, he did the same at Arsenal a few weeks ago and he’s clearly in normal seats which he wouldn’t be if it was Brentford trying to impress him. Young man goes to football match isn’t really news!
It’s a non story, he did the same at Arsenal a few weeks ago and he’s clearly in normal seats which he wouldn’t be if it was Brentford trying to impress him. Young man goes to football match isn’t really news!
I bet the sun could still turn it into a click bait article
It’s a non story, he did the same at Arsenal a few weeks ago and he’s clearly in normal seats which he wouldn’t be if it was Brentford trying to impress him. Young man goes to football match isn’t really news!
ain't news but it is the perfect trigger for hysteria indignation and pant wetting from swathes of slack jawed forum worriers
Prior to his injury his status was very much work in progress. It still is but with several steps backwards. I can’t see anyone coming in for him until such time as he has proved his long term general fitness and proven stability with his injury and even then, it would be something of a gamble. So unlucky for the fella, as he was undoubtedly making steady and meaningful progress.
Prior to his injury his status was very much work in progress. It still is but with several steps backwards. I can’t see anyone coming in for him until such time as he has proved his long term general fitness and proven stability with his injury and even then, it would be something of a gamble. So unlucky for the fella, as he was undoubtedly making steady and meaningful progress.
Clubs take gambles, us with Aneke for example. For a PL club it’s barely a gamble at all financially.
It’s a non story, he did the same at Arsenal a few weeks ago and he’s clearly in normal seats which he wouldn’t be if it was Brentford trying to impress him. Young man goes to football match isn’t really news!
ain't news but it is the perfect trigger for hysteria indignation and pant wetting from swathes of slack jawed forum worriers
Seen more pant wetting from people screaming its a none story than anything else tbh.
Only shared it on the Clubs main supporter's forum to stimulate a bit of a discussion.
It’s a non story, he did the same at Arsenal a few weeks ago and he’s clearly in normal seats which he wouldn’t be if it was Brentford trying to impress him. Young man goes to football match isn’t really news!
ain't news but it is the perfect trigger for hysteria indignation and pant wetting from swathes of slack jawed forum worriers
Bang on @Billy_Mix - you only have to read the posts since this was posted to see that..err... No one whatsoever has reacted in that way. But you crack on. 🤣
1) Player attends football match. 2) Player posts photo of said match on social media, like almost all people under 40 (and lots over 40) do these days 3) Someone on the message board for that player's club (where it is known he might be a target for other clubs) states, innocently, that the team the player is watching would be the type of club he would do well at but doesn't, in any way, say that he will be signing there or is even in talks to go there. 4) Someone says that just because he's watching a match there doesn't mean he's signing there, which probably isn't what the original poster meant, but it is a factually correct and inoffensive response. 5) Someone comes on to complain about nonexistent hysteria and pant wetting 6) We have a perfect study in how internet controversies can grow out of thin air and proof that you very much can get smoke without any fire.
All we need is some quotes in the Daily Mail from the PM and a headline on the front page of the Sun and we can use it as a study in how to create and fight a culture war.
1) Player attends football match. 2) Player posts photo of said match on social media, like almost all people under 40 (and lots over 40) do these days 3) Someone on the message board for that player's club (where it is known he might be a target for other clubs) states, innocently, that the team the player is watching would be the type of club he would do well at but doesn't, in any way, say that he will be signing there or is even in talks to go there. 4) Someone says that just because he's watching a match there doesn't mean he's signing there, which probably isn't what the original poster meant, but it is a factually correct and inoffensive response. 5) Someone comes on to complain about nonexistent hysteria and pant wetting 6) We have a perfect study in how internet controversies can grow out of thin air and proof that you very much can get smoke without any fire.
All we need is some quotes in the Daily Mail from the PM and a headline on the front page of the Sun and we can use it as a study in how to create and fight a culture war.
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As @Briston_Addick many young people, and some old ones too, flag up their activities on social media all the time.
If I could be bothered I'd check out his instagram to see what he had for dinner last night (Chinese = signing for far east club, Indian = joining the IPL), and the last film he saw (Oppenheimer = he's about to drop a bombshell; Barbie = I don't know).
I just said they would be a cracking move for him.....and they would if/when they sell Tony
Again, not suggesting there's anything in it, just giving a reason (justifying) why I've shared it on here.
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I can’t see anyone coming in for him until such time as he has proved his long term general fitness and proven stability with his injury and even then, it would be something of a gamble.
So unlucky for the fella, as he was undoubtedly making steady and meaningful progress.
Only shared it on the Clubs main supporter's forum to stimulate a bit of a discussion.
Bang on @Billy_Mix - you only have to read the posts since this was posted to see that..err... No one whatsoever has reacted in that way. But you crack on. 🤣
2) Player posts photo of said match on social media, like almost all people under 40 (and lots over 40) do these days
3) Someone on the message board for that player's club (where it is known he might be a target for other clubs) states, innocently, that the team the player is watching would be the type of club he would do well at but doesn't, in any way, say that he will be signing there or is even in talks to go there.
4) Someone says that just because he's watching a match there doesn't mean he's signing there, which probably isn't what the original poster meant, but it is a factually correct and inoffensive response.
5) Someone comes on to complain about nonexistent hysteria and pant wetting
6) We have a perfect study in how internet controversies can grow out of thin air and proof that you very much can get smoke without any fire.
All we need is some quotes in the Daily Mail from the PM and a headline on the front page of the Sun and we can use it as a study in how to create and fight a culture war.