Sol Campbell
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Alan Brazil & Dean Saunders were stunned this morning on talksport, they had a caller from Pompey who said all you need to know about the man, when Pompey were in dire financial straits and making cuts, players like our former player Herman, said no problem and deferred wages etc, Sol was having none of it and demanded full payment and his image rights payments. Not saying he wasn’t entitled to them, but the Pompey fans went off him very quickly after that.4
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I wouldn’t have lunch with Owen and Campbell if it was just us three. I would get my phone to ring after 5 minutes and say I have a family emergency.MuttleyCAFC said:Maybe towards the end of his career he could have joined a lower league club as a player manager or coach and built up some affinity and knowledge of a club. It is how a lot of ex-players got managerial jobs - I mean uisng an example we know- Curbs played for us, Pardew played for us, Powell played for us. There is a decent chance JJ will be a Charlton manager at some point - more chance than him becoming Rotherham or Peterborough manager for instance. Maybe if Campbell was as intelligent as he thinks, he might have prepared the ground for a role!
If I was paid to go to a lunch with Michael Owen and Sol Campbell, it would have to be quite a lot of money to get me to go!2 -
I wouldn’t have lunch with Owen and Campbell if it was just us three. I would get my phone to ring after 5 minutes and say I have a family emergency.
I think I'd rather the cuisine Princess Fiona "enjoyed" the other night than sit down with those two.5 -
Michael Owen gets far too much stick imo. A fantastic player that’s played with some of the best players ever and loves his horse racing. Yeah he’s got a bit of a monotone voice but he seems like a decent fella.10
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Campbell is clearly not all there up top. The best thing is mostly just to ignore him2
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I thought exactly the same thing. He’s definitely got issues.Leuth said:Campbell is clearly not all there up top. The best thing is mostly just to ignore him
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Michael Owen doesn't like Cool Runnings. Instantly not a decent fella.ValleyGary said:Michael Owen gets far too much stick imo. A fantastic player that’s played with some of the best players ever and loves his horse racing. Yeah he’s got a bit of a monotone voice but he seems like a decent fella.
https://shortlist.com/entertainment/sport/michael-owen-films-movies-jurassic-park-cool-runnings-rocky/763073 -
Grimsby interested in talking to him after someone called Russell Slade was sacked.
Hope it’s not beneath Campbell.0 -
Hahaha that article is fantastic. Some brilliant quotes.North Lower Neil said:
Michael Owen doesn't like Cool Runnings. Instantly not a decent fella.ValleyGary said:Michael Owen gets far too much stick imo. A fantastic player that’s played with some of the best players ever and loves his horse racing. Yeah he’s got a bit of a monotone voice but he seems like a decent fella.
https://shortlist.com/entertainment/sport/michael-owen-films-movies-jurassic-park-cool-runnings-rocky/763071 -
Watching The Debate. Would never employ the bloke. Arrogant as fk. Expects to walk into a managerial role with nothing behind it. They even gave him a 15 min interview on tv.0
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If that's not a parody then the bloke is a total hollow shell.ValleyGary said:
Hahaha that article is fantastic. Some brilliant quotes.North Lower Neil said:
Michael Owen doesn't like Cool Runnings. Instantly not a decent fella.ValleyGary said:Michael Owen gets far too much stick imo. A fantastic player that’s played with some of the best players ever and loves his horse racing. Yeah he’s got a bit of a monotone voice but he seems like a decent fella.
https://shortlist.com/entertainment/sport/michael-owen-films-movies-jurassic-park-cool-runnings-rocky/76307
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I thought Sol Campbell was one of the best centre halves in the world in the late nineties and early 2000's, he is right, he was a great reader of the game and a warrior of a defender.
Put into my world, I fancy myself as being good at what I do and have been for years, would I go into management? Would I bollocks, I don't have the temperament for it, Sol Campbell I'm sure is on some kind of antagonistic mission, a rebel without a cause. What does he want to happen? Someone open a previously closer door because of his skin pigmentation? That's taking the piss put of men with the same skin tone who have gotten on and done it, what's Sol Campbell done in regards coaching professional footballers? I appreciate he made a militant stand at Portsmouth but what has he put into the PFA beyond his subs?
I'll never knock someone for wanting to better themselves, regardless of how hard they have worked l, it's their decision, to use the media to whinge about not getting a chance though. That's an insult to men who have lost their job and never found another one on football without ever having earned what Soloman has to have a safety net so end up working in Aldi2 -
You just know what's going to happen here. A club will eventually give him a managers job and he's going to be utter shite. Doesn't strike me as the type that players will give their all for, as most will (like the public) probably think he's a complete bellend.2
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If Ian Dowie can do it .......0
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You can only hope because if he's any good, then the book will be well and truly thrown!!Chris_from_Sidcup said:You just know what's going to happen here. A club will eventually give him a managers job and he's going to be utter shite. Doesn't strike me as the type that players will give their all for, as most will (like the public) probably think he's a complete bellend.
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Apparently being considered for the Grimsby job.0
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Working on a trawler?6
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Well, Eric Cantona likes trawlers so why not.
" Ze Sol Campbell he follows ze trawler"1 -
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His bizarre ego wasn't as obvious when he was a player.
Just out of nowhere he became suddenly full of himself.
I felt bad for him in the closing stages of his career as I remember rumours spreading about a private life part of his sexuality that no one needs to know...or is even very relevant.
Didn't expect the "I'm a god" thing to happen.0 - Sponsored links:
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Think he's being badly advised by whoever's around him
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I'm not sure Sol would have liked living in Grimsby anyway.0
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He needs to be a no2 somewhere to build up his rep0
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Or a youth coach or a first team coach. Or a scout or anything where he is actually working in football watching tbe players getting the contacts etc. And more importantly getting the experience in order to actually manage.agim said:He needs to be a no2 somewhere to build up his rep
In that interview he talks about his dedication needed to get his coaching badges once he had retired as though it had made him and that alone should get him a job. Well most players do those while still playing and start coaching youth teams etc right at the bottom. Gotta work your way up.1 -
To be fair, sounds like he's a born manager. Pretty common to hear a variation of this sentence from 'managers' in most jobs I've ever had:JohnBoyUK said:Allow me again...
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"it might be that I don't know this division, but you can get people in around you who do"
So - basically - have no fucking talent yourself, but get some poor bastard in who does all the work for you then take the credit and inflated salary. He's barking up the wrong tree here with football management - he should go into IT....1 -
"When you look at it, when I retired, I wanted a bit of a break but within 18 months I started doing my courses. That took three and a half years, and that's dedication in itself."
Like, get over yourself man.1 -
That article annoys me... they say that Michael Jolley has no experience himself BUTJohnBoyUK said:Allow me again...
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- He's worked within the ranks of another Youth club (Something Sol Campbell hasn't done)
- He's gone abroad to manage AFC Eskilstuna in the Swedish Premier League so yes he does have experience!!0 -
Exactly, our own Sir Chris Powell (to avoid the race question) did the badges... Then did coaching and other work before we offered him a job. He certainly didn't expect to just be handed a full time management position just because he'd played in the Premier league.cantersaddick said:
Or a youth coach or a first team coach. Or a scout or anything where he is actually working in football watching tbe players getting the contacts etc. And more importantly getting the experience in order to actually manage.agim said:He needs to be a no2 somewhere to build up his rep
In that interview he talks about his dedication needed to get his coaching badges once he had retired as though it had made him and that alone should get him a job. Well most players do those while still playing and start coaching youth teams etc right at the bottom. Gotta work your way up.2
