Yep that chap is a total clown though tbhHendo wrote:Yes, on Twitter, which is a cesspool, but this is fucking pathetic -> https://twitter.com/CScott____/status/1 ... 4621317497From Despair To Where? wrote:I don't think anyone's laughing at McIntyre particularly*, more the whole situation of an injury prone player moving to a rival club for what many see as a below a fair price, , then getting a season ending injury on debut.Hendo wrote:Red card was indeed overturned for TMc, but has fractured his ankle and as such is out for the rest of the season.
Such a shame, a really likeable player, but has really suffered with injuries.
People that are laughing at him are real sad sacks.
That's certainly quite ironic. Its also Pompey so any misfortune befalling them is, by default, funny.
*ok, maybe on Twitter but that's a cesspool.
Oh yeah, fully aware of that, there are just some really hateful people out there.Hound wrote:Yep that chap is a total clown though tbhHendo wrote:Yes, on Twitter, which is a cesspool, but this is fucking pathetic -> https://twitter.com/CScott____/status/1 ... 4621317497From Despair To Where? wrote:
I don't think anyone's laughing at McIntyre particularly*, more the whole situation of an injury prone player moving to a rival club for what many see as a below a fair price, , then getting a season ending injury on debut.
That's certainly quite ironic. Its also Pompey so any misfortune befalling them is, by default, funny.
*ok, maybe on Twitter but that's a cesspool.
Yep same. Just an unpleasant character looking for attention.Hendo wrote:Oh yeah, fully aware of that, there are just some really hateful people out there.Hound wrote:Yep that chap is a total clown though tbhHendo wrote:
Yes, on Twitter, which is a cesspool, but this is fucking pathetic -> https://twitter.com/CScott____/status/1 ... 4621317497
I sometime look at what he tweets and if I am in total disagreement, I know I'm pretty much on the right track.
Tend to agree, would probably add Peterborough to that list as well.Brogue wrote:Would much prefer pompey Bolton and derby out this division for next season personally. Getting three of the biggest teams out of the league can only be good for us next season if we still exist and still in this division of course. With Rotherham looking likely to come down and sheff we’d and qpr in a finical quagmire I can’t see them posing the same threat as the other three.
Yeah, with Brogue on this one.Hendo wrote:Tend to agree, would probably add Peterborough to that list as well.Brogue wrote:Would much prefer pompey Bolton and derby out this division for next season personally. Getting three of the biggest teams out of the league can only be good for us next season if we still exist and still in this division of course. With Rotherham looking likely to come down and sheff we’d and qpr in a finical quagmire I can’t see them posing the same threat as the other three.
Bit late to the party with this one but it’s really noticeable how many players have struggled since leaving us over the course of the past couple of seasonsHound wrote: Rino has joined Rotherham on loan (ooc at end of season I think). Did about as well as predicted at Cardiff
also goes to show that they were all pretty shit and the reason we've been shit for years isn't just manager related, its that the players were never really good enough. But for some reason the players never really got the grilling they deserved, and got off lightly imo. Always pointing the finger at the managers yes they have been pretty shit too, but we simply had too many journey men who were not interested or showed any passion to be here.URZZZZ wrote:Bit late to the party with this one but it’s really noticeable how many players have struggled since leaving us over the course of the past couple of seasonsHound wrote: Rino has joined Rotherham on loan (ooc at end of season I think). Did about as well as predicted at Cardiff
Talking about the likes of Laurent, Rinomhota, Meite, Ince, Hendrick and Fornah (doesn’t even make the bench for a L1 side!). Moore and Drinkwater never found clubs (can add Ejaria although he is a recent one). Lumley hasn’t played a minute of league football. Joao and Puscas haven’t kicked on. Swift has been largely underwhelming for West Brom although alongside Dele-Bashiru, probably the best of a bad bunch. Imagine we can add McIntyre to this list if he carries on his trend of not being able to play more than 3 games without pulling up.
Don’t blame any player for wanting out given the situation we find ourselves in. But just a thought that perhaps the grass isn’t always greener
It is a bit weird though - some of those like Ince and Laurent were generally good for us. I mean we can say they were shit and the managers were shit but they were good enough to keep us up or be in teams close to the play offs under PaunoBrogue wrote:also goes to show that they were all pretty shit and the reason we've been shit for years isn't just manager related, its that the players were never really good enough. But for some reason the players never really got the grilling they deserved, and got off lightly imo. Always pointing the finger at the managers yes they have been pretty shit too, but we simply had too many journey men who were not interested or showed any passion to be here.URZZZZ wrote:Bit late to the party with this one but it’s really noticeable how many players have struggled since leaving us over the course of the past couple of seasonsHound wrote: Rino has joined Rotherham on loan (ooc at end of season I think). Did about as well as predicted at Cardiff
Talking about the likes of Laurent, Rinomhota, Meite, Ince, Hendrick and Fornah (doesn’t even make the bench for a L1 side!). Moore and Drinkwater never found clubs (can add Ejaria although he is a recent one). Lumley hasn’t played a minute of league football. Joao and Puscas haven’t kicked on. Swift has been largely underwhelming for West Brom although alongside Dele-Bashiru, probably the best of a bad bunch. Imagine we can add McIntyre to this list if he carries on his trend of not being able to play more than 3 games without pulling up.
Don’t blame any player for wanting out given the situation we find ourselves in. But just a thought that perhaps the grass isn’t always greener
Danny Loader would be oneHound wrote:It is a bit weird though - some of those like Ince and Laurent were generally good for us. I mean we can say they were shit and the managers were shit but they were good enough to keep us up or be in teams close to the play offs under PaunoBrogue wrote:also goes to show that they were all pretty shit and the reason we've been shit for years isn't just manager related, its that the players were never really good enough. But for some reason the players never really got the grilling they deserved, and got off lightly imo. Always pointing the finger at the managers yes they have been pretty shit too, but we simply had too many journey men who were not interested or showed any passion to be here.URZZZZ wrote:
Bit late to the party with this one but it’s really noticeable how many players have struggled since leaving us over the course of the past couple of seasons
Talking about the likes of Laurent, Rinomhota, Meite, Ince, Hendrick and Fornah (doesn’t even make the bench for a L1 side!). Moore and Drinkwater never found clubs (can add Ejaria although he is a recent one). Lumley hasn’t played a minute of league football. Joao and Puscas haven’t kicked on. Swift has been largely underwhelming for West Brom although alongside Dele-Bashiru, probably the best of a bad bunch. Imagine we can add McIntyre to this list if he carries on his trend of not being able to play more than 3 games without pulling up.
Don’t blame any player for wanting out given the situation we find ourselves in. But just a thought that perhaps the grass isn’t always greener
Didn’t realise Fornah wasn’t playing. Had noticed Meite’s Cardiff record is appalling (1 goal 0 assists in 25+ games), Ince not playing etc
Think Laurent and Swift have had good and bad spells - similar to what they had here.
Has there actually been any successes of who have left us in the last 2-3 years bar the mighty Olise and Osho?
31 goals in 114 games for Porto and Porto B isn't too bad. (22 in 63 for Porto B and 9 in 51 for Porto).Hound wrote:not sure Loaders exactly smashed it. Tbf not checked his stats for a while so may have missed a progression
Smith is fair enough.
Araruna doesn't have a club, not sure if he ever got fit. McNulty is playing for Orange County SC in the USL Championship - so 2nd Tier of US football.URZZZZ wrote:Watson has done OK for himself at Charlton
Our very own favourite Aluko is well liked amongst the Ipswich staff and supporters (although more so in a coaching and mentoring capacity rather than on the pitch)
Morrison has maintained a decent level for the stage of his career that he’s at
Not sure how the likes of Araruna and McNulty have got on
I think it shows just how much of succeeding is about being in the right place at the right time.Hound wrote:It is a bit weird though - some of those like Ince and Laurent were generally good for us. I mean we can say they were shit and the managers were shit but they were good enough to keep us up or be in teams close to the play offs under PaunoBrogue wrote:also goes to show that they were all pretty shit and the reason we've been shit for years isn't just manager related, its that the players were never really good enough. But for some reason the players never really got the grilling they deserved, and got off lightly imo. Always pointing the finger at the managers yes they have been pretty shit too, but we simply had too many journey men who were not interested or showed any passion to be here.URZZZZ wrote:
Bit late to the party with this one but it’s really noticeable how many players have struggled since leaving us over the course of the past couple of seasons
Talking about the likes of Laurent, Rinomhota, Meite, Ince, Hendrick and Fornah (doesn’t even make the bench for a L1 side!). Moore and Drinkwater never found clubs (can add Ejaria although he is a recent one). Lumley hasn’t played a minute of league football. Joao and Puscas haven’t kicked on. Swift has been largely underwhelming for West Brom although alongside Dele-Bashiru, probably the best of a bad bunch. Imagine we can add McIntyre to this list if he carries on his trend of not being able to play more than 3 games without pulling up.
Don’t blame any player for wanting out given the situation we find ourselves in. But just a thought that perhaps the grass isn’t always greener
Didn’t realise Fornah wasn’t playing. Had noticed Meite’s Cardiff record is appalling (1 goal 0 assists in 25+ games), Ince not playing etc
Think Laurent and Swift have had good and bad spells - similar to what they had here.
Has there actually been any successes of who have left us in the last 2-3 years bar the mighty Olise and Osho?
Which shows how dreadful our recruitment has been, and how much better off we'd have been if we saved in fees and wages and gave Academy players more pitch time.YorkshireRoyal99 wrote:It seems to be most of the successful players are the one's who have come through our academy generally speaking. OIise and Osho both playing in the PL, Olise the obvious standout, but even some of those are now good/established Championship players. Stacey has played in the PL, Championship probably his level, Dickie and Cooper are established Championship players who were once touted for the PL, Holmes will be in the PL/Champ with Luton (or a loan elsewhere) next season I'd imagine etc. Can add your Fosu's and Hyam's to this list as well and so on.
Not the case for all though, Rino hasn't gone anywhere significant and seems to be going backwards and obviously a lot of others have been released and not made it back.
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