What is it with wanting old players back? Josh Wright, Diego Poyet.etc The only ex players I would want back are Harry Arter, Jemain Defoe, Jonjo Shelvey and Rob Elliott, and none of those will happen.
What is it with wanting old players back? Josh Wright, Diego Poyet.etc The only ex players I would want back are Harry Arter, Jemain Defoe, Jonjo Shelvey and Rob Elliott, and none of those will happen.
It's weird because it wasn't luck that season - he was absolutely brilliant. The ball stuck to his feet and his movement off the ball meant that he bossed most midfields. Strange fall from grace.
I'd have the Poyet who left us the first time back but not sure where that player is now.
I agree. Regarding Poyet he must be a similar age to Watt.i wonder why these very talented young players can completely lose their way like these two have
What is it with wanting old players back? Josh Wright, Diego Poyet.etc The only ex players I would want back are Harry Arter, Jemain Defoe, Jonjo Shelvey and Rob Elliott, and none of those will happen.
What is it with wanting old players back? Josh Wright, Diego Poyet.etc The only ex players I would want back are Harry Arter, Jemain Defoe, Jonjo Shelvey and Rob Elliott, and none of those will happen.
It amazes me that Diego never succeeded with a father who should have loads of experience with which to guide his son.
His dad should've told his son to stay put for another season or so. They chased the shiney shiney and the rest is history.
Gus did, was fuming with his son when he joined West Ham whilst away on holiday, let's just say things were a bit frosite in Poyet household for sometime after
It amazes me that Diego never succeeded with a father who should have loads of experience with which to guide his son.
His dad should've told his son to stay put for another season or so. They chased the shiney shiney and the rest is history.
Gus did, was fuming with his son when he joined West Ham whilst away on holiday, let's just say things were a bit frosite in Poyet household for sometime after
When the poyet's lived in worlds end lane in chelsfield they always had what looked like armed security guarding their house. I done a bit of work there from time to time and the atmosphere there was always a bit weird. Not that that's got anything to do with Diego's downfall. Just saying.
It amazes me that Diego never succeeded with a father who should have loads of experience with which to guide his son.
His dad should've told his son to stay put for another season or so. They chased the shiney shiney and the rest is history.
Gus did, was fuming with his son when he joined West Ham whilst away on holiday, let's just say things were a bit frosite in Poyet household for sometime after
When the poyet's lived in worlds end lane in chelsfield they always had what looked like armed security guarding their house. I done a bit of work there from time to time and the atmosphere there was always a bit weird. Not that that's got anything to do with Diego's downfall. Just saying.
It amazes me that Diego never succeeded with a father who should have loads of experience with which to guide his son.
His dad should've told his son to stay put for another season or so. They chased the shiney shiney and the rest is history.
Gus did, was fuming with his son when he joined West Ham whilst away on holiday, let's just say things were a bit frosite in Poyet household for sometime after
When the poyet's lived in worlds end lane in chelsfield they always had what looked like armed security guarding their house. I done a bit of work there from time to time and the atmosphere there was always a bit weird. Not that that's got anything to do with Diego's downfall. Just saying.
They may have looked like they were armed (I assume you mean firearms), but that simply would not be the case......das iz verboten.
It amazes me that Diego never succeeded with a father who should have loads of experience with which to guide his son.
His dad should've told his son to stay put for another season or so. They chased the shiney shiney and the rest is history.
Gus did, was fuming with his son when he joined West Ham whilst away on holiday, let's just say things were a bit frosite in Poyet household for sometime after
When the poyet's lived in worlds end lane in chelsfield they always had what looked like armed security guarding their house. I done a bit of work there from time to time and the atmosphere there was always a bit weird. Not that that's got anything to do with Diego's downfall. Just saying.
They may have looked like they were armed (I assume you mean firearms), but that simply would not be the case......das iz verboten.
Sir Patrick Mayhew (RIP) lived near me and used to pop into my work occasionally, until the peace process was in full swing he was always discretely escorted by guys with sub machine guys. They were not over zealous but you knew they were there and it was an odd feeling.
It amazes me that Diego never succeeded with a father who should have loads of experience with which to guide his son.
His dad should've told his son to stay put for another season or so. They chased the shiney shiney and the rest is history.
Gus did, was fuming with his son when he joined West Ham whilst away on holiday, let's just say things were a bit frosite in Poyet household for sometime after
When the poyet's lived in worlds end lane in chelsfield they always had what looked like armed security guarding their house. I done a bit of work there from time to time and the atmosphere there was always a bit weird. Not that that's got anything to do with Diego's downfall. Just saying.
They may have looked like they were armed (I assume you mean firearms), but that simply would not be the case......das iz verboten.
Sir Patrick Mayhew (RIP) lived near me and used to pop into my work occasionally, until the peace process was in full swing he was always discretely escorted by guys with sub machine guys. They were not over zealous but you knew they were there and it was an odd feeling.
I've never seen a sub machine guy. What do they look like? :-)
It amazes me that Diego never succeeded with a father who should have loads of experience with which to guide his son.
His dad should've told his son to stay put for another season or so. They chased the shiney shiney and the rest is history.
Gus did, was fuming with his son when he joined West Ham whilst away on holiday, let's just say things were a bit frosite in Poyet household for sometime after
When the poyet's lived in worlds end lane in chelsfield they always had what looked like armed security guarding their house. I done a bit of work there from time to time and the atmosphere there was always a bit weird. Not that that's got anything to do with Diego's downfall. Just saying.
They may have looked like they were armed (I assume you mean firearms), but that simply would not be the case......das iz verboten.
Sir Patrick Mayhew (RIP) lived near me and used to pop into my work occasionally, until the peace process was in full swing he was always discretely escorted by guys with sub machine guys. They were not over zealous but you knew they were there and it was an odd feeling.
I've never seen a sub machine guy. What do they look like? :-)
It amazes me that Diego never succeeded with a father who should have loads of experience with which to guide his son.
His dad should've told his son to stay put for another season or so. They chased the shiney shiney and the rest is history.
Gus did, was fuming with his son when he joined West Ham whilst away on holiday, let's just say things were a bit frosite in Poyet household for sometime after
When the poyet's lived in worlds end lane in chelsfield they always had what looked like armed security guarding their house. I done a bit of work there from time to time and the atmosphere there was always a bit weird. Not that that's got anything to do with Diego's downfall. Just saying.
They may have looked like they were armed (I assume you mean firearms), but that simply would not be the case......das iz verboten.
Sir Patrick Mayhew (RIP) lived near me and used to pop into my work occasionally, until the peace process was in full swing he was always discretely escorted by guys with sub machine guys. They were not over zealous but you knew they were there and it was an odd feeling.
I've never seen a sub machine guy. What do they look like? :-)
It amazes me that Diego never succeeded with a father who should have loads of experience with which to guide his son.
His dad should've told his son to stay put for another season or so. They chased the shiney shiney and the rest is history.
Gus did, was fuming with his son when he joined West Ham whilst away on holiday, let's just say things were a bit frosite in Poyet household for sometime after
When the poyet's lived in worlds end lane in chelsfield they always had what looked like armed security guarding their house. I done a bit of work there from time to time and the atmosphere there was always a bit weird. Not that that's got anything to do with Diego's downfall. Just saying.
They may have looked like they were armed (I assume you mean firearms), but that simply would not be the case......das iz verboten.
Sir Patrick Mayhew (RIP) lived near me and used to pop into my work occasionally, until the peace process was in full swing he was always discretely escorted by guys with sub machine guys. They were not over zealous but you knew they were there and it was an odd feeling.
I've never seen a sub machine guy. What do they look like? :-)
Grrrrrr useless autocorrect/brain (delete as applicable)
Injured and out for the next three weeks. Bromley have asked to take him on loan when he's fit until January but we're waiting to get another striker in before making a decision. If it happens it'll likely get done end of August.
Failing that they're also keeping an eye on Umerah.
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I'd have the Poyet who left us the first time back but not sure where that player is now.
Different names, same problem.
Regarding Poyet he must be a similar age to Watt.i wonder why these very talented young players can completely lose their way like these two have
I done a bit of work there from time to time and the atmosphere there was always a bit weird.
Not that that's got anything to do with Diego's downfall.
Just saying.
:-)
Failing that they're also keeping an eye on Umerah.
Matt Godden for £1.5m according to evening standard.
I know nothing about him, anyone know how Stevenage played last year to know if he would fit into our system?