Webber interview.

[Canaryboy]

Would go right off him if he now signs for the scum though, a real shitty little club.

 

[morty]

So are we saying that this "shitty little club" remark is a different occasion to the time he called us a "shithouse club" to the media after we refused to sell him to Villa?

Must have missed it to be honest.

I remember he stuck his fingers up at fans driving out of the club car park after the 7-1 defeat against Colchester and apparently some fans tried to tip his car over.

Cried his eyes out when leaving so his ten years here must have meant something to him. Unless he was crying because his he knows it symbolises that his time playing is almost up.

Just think he was a classy player and feel lucky that we've had him for ten best years tbh. Football is a funny old game.

I think the "Shitty little club" and "Shithouse club" are a slight misinterpretation of the same thing.

I loved Hoolahan but he maybe had a slightly over inflated opinion of his abilities. If he could do what he does with both feet, he would have been playing for Barca!

 

[Canaryboy]

That shithouse club thing though did happen whilst he was being criminally under utilised by Chris Hughton though.

I wonder what he'll do now?

If he was interested in the MLS he'd have gone there in January wouldn't he, instead of extending his West Brom deal.

Wonder whether he'll go and do a year or two for Shamrock Rovers or something?

 

[morty]

That shithouse club thing though did happen whilst he was being criminally under utilised by Chris Hughton though.

I wonder what he'll do now?

If he was interested in the MLS he'd have gone there in January wouldn't he, instead of extending his West Brom deal.

Wonder whether he'll go and do a year or two for Shamrock Rovers or something?

So maybe he thought he was bigger than the club, and rather than be a pro and work hard to get back into the team he spat his dummy out, so if that was the case he kind of proved Hughton's point? Didn't Lambert have him training with the kids at one point?

I guess we'll never know....

 

[Number 9]

So maybe he thought he was bigger than the club, and rather than be a pro and work hard to get back into the team he spat his dummy out, so if that was the case he kind of proved Hughton's point? Didn't Lambert have him training with the kids at one point?

I guess we'll never know....

Hughton didn't have a point other than telling everyone how good the opposition was and being too defensive oh and playing people out of position.
Wes wasn't defensively inclined enough for his liking.
I can understand Wes feeling like he wasn't being trusted yet it was a dirge on the pitch.
It's not unlike the last dozen games of this past season with Mo sat on the bench whilst the team is just scraping draws.

 

[Canaryboy]

Ian Crook literally signed an Ipswich deal and Grant Holt was told to not be fat anymore by Lambert. Gunn signed the worst goalkeeper in our history and allegedly chinned another club legend ( who himself was a chain smoker).

All of our legends have their flaws, Hoolahan qualifies for legend status.

Half that 2003/04 squad was on the sniff by the way, every weekend in Delaney's