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Another Bitter Ex-Employee (Michael Morrison)

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  • If a player like MM makes the comments he has, there is obviously a lot more he can say.
    Well done MM the heart has been ripped out of the club.
    RD and KM go away and leave our club.
  • Lincsaddick
    Lincsaddick Posts: 32,387
    f** him .. he was good for us but he's long gone .. I hope BigMak sticks it right up him tomorrow
  • soapboxsam
    soapboxsam Posts: 23,239

    f** him .. he was good for us but he's long gone .. I hope BigMak sticks it right up him tomorrow

    Is that a Red card Offence ?

  • Lincsaddick
    Lincsaddick Posts: 32,387

    f** him .. he was good for us but he's long gone .. I hope BigMak sticks it right up him tomorrow

    Is that a Red card Offence ?

    only if the ref/assistant ref(s)/4th ref and /or sky TV spot it and feel that the action was unjustified
  • This story makes me sad/frustrated/angry. As C-A-F-C says above 'No doubt Katrien would tell us its proven to be the right decision'.

    Despite the failed Duchatalet experiment I still support dialog alongside the Spell it out in Black & White campaign.
  • Is it too soon to look at train tickets to Plymouth?
  • _nam11
    _nam11 Posts: 1,231
    colin1961 said:

    He was third choice and asked to leave .... is there really a story there
    Again someone trying to make something out of nothing

    Penny starting to drop...Roland, is that you?
  • Garrymanilow
    Garrymanilow Posts: 13,232

    Nug said:

    I might be making this up but I'm sure I heard he and BP squared up to each other during training. Should never of let him go. Another massive recruitment failure by our owners.

    Don't know about squaring up, but heard Peeters was basically taking the piss out of morro & mocking his ability & thats what created bad blood between Peeters & the squad
    That's what i heard. Was slagging off MM in Dutch to his coaches forgetting that JBG speaks Dutch.
    That's a miserable story. And if true the amount of restraint that Morro's shown in that interview is incredible. No wonder he fitted the Powell ethos so well when he was here, and frankly no wonder he didn't fit in with the soulless Belgian experiment. Fingers crossed one day we get the characters back
  • drewman
    drewman Posts: 1,104
    Chizz said:

    Who cares what an ex-player thinks? It would have been great if he'd stayed. But he'd have been out of contract soon anyway. What's more important is who's here now, and who's coming next.

    Yeah that's what worries me.
  • drewman said:

    Chizz said:

    Who cares what an ex-player thinks? It would have been great if he'd stayed. But he'd have been out of contract soon anyway. What's more important is who's here now, and who's coming next.

    Yeah that's what worries me.
    Option 1, we have to take our chances that new owners reorganise this mess.

    Option 2, better the devil you know and let the current regime s*** all over us and leave us thoroughly miserable.

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  • ricky_otto
    ricky_otto Posts: 22,600

    Is it too soon to look at train tickets to Plymouth?

    Depends on what you're going to Plymouth for I guess.
  • Valley11
    Valley11 Posts: 12,016
    se9addick said:

    Probably the maddest transfer ever

    .....there's been a much much madder one. But we've done that to death on here.
  • Letting him go was clearly a mistake but hindsight is a wonderful thing.

    At the time the centre- half partnership of TBH/Bikey was very well received on here and dissent about MM 's departure was fairly muted IIRC.
  • His style was never likely to be favoured by a European style coach! Still in my eyes he is one of the best CBs in the league! Was very annoyed when he lef! And the fact that barely two months later we were desperately searching around for another CB and ended up with Roger Johnson just says it all!!
  • mascot88
    mascot88 Posts: 9,681
    Utterly depressing ....
  • redman
    redman Posts: 5,296
    Michael Morrison - an addick legend. How did anybody ever think someone like Bikey was ever better than him?

    Peeters took us backwards; o but he was a great success according to our queen Katrien!

    Thanks for some great memories Morro, and thanks to CP for bringing you to the Valley.

    Morro, Yann , Stevo -but this lot never make a mistake do they?
  • redman said:

    Michael Morrison - an addick legend. How did anybody ever think someone like Bikey was ever better than him?

    Peeters took us backwards; o but he was a great success according to our queen Katrien!

    Thanks for some great memories Morro, and thanks to CP for bringing you to the Valley.

    Morro, Yann , Stevo -but this lot never make a mistake do they?

    That is the worrying thing. The Belgians think all is well whilst all around them are in a state of depression.
  • stonemuse
    stonemuse Posts: 34,077

    redman said:

    Michael Morrison - an addick legend. How did anybody ever think someone like Bikey was ever better than him?

    Peeters took us backwards; o but he was a great success according to our queen Katrien!

    Thanks for some great memories Morro, and thanks to CP for bringing you to the Valley.

    Morro, Yann , Stevo -but this lot never make a mistake do they?

    That is the worrying thing. The Belgians think all is well whilst all around them are in a state of depression.
    KM will obviously report all is well, important she does not damage her CV.

    Unfortunately it looks like RD believes her.
  • IAgree
    IAgree Posts: 1,839
    What an honourable, dynamic, go- getting CEO we have!


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  • ozaddick
    ozaddick Posts: 2,853
    Loved his goal at Bristol city! A quality strike from a player who was deemed less than skilful. He was in the away end of the toolbox with us too, proper bloke!
  • Blucher
    Blucher Posts: 4,153
    A tough read but, sadly, not that surprising. Another example of the football needs of the squad being subjugated to short term financial considerations and RD's agenda. Trying to hawk Morro to some unknown Romanian club is really distasteful, particularly given the leadership and grit that he and Jacko displayed in getting us out of a hole the previous season.

    Easing Morro out was a particularly idiotic decision by Peeters (now unemployed, I see) and KM. The only silver lining to this particularly dark cloud is that Morro was presumably able to negotiate himself a decent deal with Birmingham and he now finds himself playing under a proper manager.
  • Remember Morro scoring a great goal at home to Stevenage in our 100pt season.
    Whoever made the decision to let him go should be castrated!
    I'm sure in his last full season here that he came 2nd or 3rd in the
    player of the year award.
    Some of the mistakes these clown in charge have made are unbelievable!
  • boggzy
    boggzy Posts: 3,600
    Hope he got a great reception today as he did earlier in the year.
  • Hope he had a fuckin stinker.
  • IA
    IA Posts: 6,103
    boggzy said:

    Hope he got a great reception today as he did earlier in the year.

    Neither good nor bad. Not the same as last season, he was just ignored.

    Still think he's a great man, would love to see him back.
  • Covered End
    Covered End Posts: 52,080
    The Michael Morrison saga, is just another, of the tens of examples, of how RD runs the club saving money.

    RD's priority is to break even, not footballing success.

    You can't break even by paying for a decent squad, so you can't have a decent squad, unless there are a substantial amount from the academy on very low wages.

    Ben Haim and Bikey started last season exceptionally well. Gomez being a priority prospect to be showcased was 3rd choice. So Morro was 4th choice.

    RD doesn't want to fork out, probably £6K per week, on a player who won't play.

    1 years wages = £300K, so RD feels we should get rid for nothing, even if it means we can't get a £300K fee for him.

    I see the logic from RD's point of view.

    Unfortunately RD has no interest in football success.

    So even if we are now moving up the table, the same process will happen continually, unless RD decides to increase the budget. He will have to change his strategy/plan and be willing to lose say £7M a season instead of £4M.

    Will he do this ? I doubt it.