StreetsDenver Royal Bid or no bid, I wouldn't be surprised if Hunt's days at RFC are numbered.
Sure, players want to further their careers...but not all of them go public with comments like that.
And when he returns he's also left himself open to criticism next time he has a bad game for us...or even an average one.
Yeah, lets drive him out shall me, or drive him on with support?!
Denver RoyalStreetsDenver Royal Bid or no bid, I wouldn't be surprised if Hunt's days at RFC are numbered.
Sure, players want to further their careers...but not all of them go public with comments like that.
And when he returns he's also left himself open to criticism next time he has a bad game for us...or even an average one.
Yeah, lets drive him out shall me, or drive him on with support?!
I think we should drive him on with support...just like we did with Sids and Shorey.
Streets I don't recall anyone getting on Sidwell's back.
brendywendy this is a bit much now
the bloke said right at the beginning of the window "i would prefer to be in the prem"
so the statement, "im disapointed not to be back in the prem" cant come as a shock for anyone
and like someone said before at least hes honest, with the club and with us.
id prefer that to him smiling through gritted teeth, saying everythings rosy , then running off out of the blue in january or whenever
brendywendy this is a bit much now
the bloke said right at the beginning of the window "i would prefer to be in the prem"
so the statement, "im disapointed not to be back in the prem" cant come as a shock for anyone
and like someone said before at least hes honest, with the club and with us.
id prefer that to him smiling through gritted teeth, saying everythings rosy , then running off out of the blue in january or whenever
Royal Rother Vision and cmonurz have it right - out of all the stuff Hunt says, the only comments that ring particularly true, as coming from his heart, are the ones that if he was worth £5m someone would have paid it, and that he will be redoubling his efforts for RFC in the coming months. That's the Stephen Hunt we know and respect.
The rest is just as a result of his agent unsettling him to ensure his client remains in the news, with as many clubs as possible aware that he wants out, as that way he will generate a nice fat fee in January. Scummy bastards.
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Southbank Old Boybrendywendy this is a bit much now
the bloke said right at the beginning of the window "i would prefer to be in the prem"
so the statement, "im disapointed not to be back in the prem" cant come as a shock for anyone
and like someone said before at least hes honest, with the club and with us.
id prefer that to him smiling through gritted teeth, saying everythings rosy , then running off out of the blue in january or whenever
If that was all he said then that'd be fine
His quotes this time round are a lot mre critical of the club though, and indicate that he's not happy that we didn't let him go, not that he's just disappointed that someone didn't offer enough to snap him up
That and his, the club owe me for my loyalty, type comments make this a different kettle of fish in my opinion
You're completely missing the point. No one would object to him expressing his disappointment. But this?Vision LOL @ this thread.
Player misses out on what he thinks was a possible a move to a top club... and expresses his disappointment. Big deal.
It's the attitude of entitlement, that the club ought to have helped him out to their own cost, the suggestion that a being a bad apple would help engineer a move (ironic in the circumstances), the pitiful idea fact that he's not just disappointed but angry. isn't that just the modern way? We get a disappointment and we have to be angry about it, find someone to blame. And then the whole shit about the Everton "offer" which we can all be reasonably sure is the utter bollocks. Seriously, LOL @ you Vision for not seeing that fans of the club would be seriously annoyed by this.S Hunt It was a big club and it was disappointing that Reading could not have helped me out a little bit to benefit my career,
For what I have done for them, it would have been nice. I spoke to the manager, to the director of football, and the coaches in terms of leaving.
I have not been a bad apple over the last two or three years. I could have been but I was ultra-professional and I probably deserved a little bit better.
From what I was told, Reading would have got a good figure with the rest to follow over a certain period of time,” he said. “They would have got £5m (€6.1m) within the year but they did not want to budge. There were other clubs as well but you cannot say anything until they bid £5m. That’s in my contract that had to be paid straight up front to allow me to go. Most of it (the Everton offer) would have been up front with only a little bit left.
I’m back in the zone where I am angry and disappointed
brendywendy the 5M release clause that you negotiated, were happy with, and signed up to hunty?
then what right do you have to be angry about it?
brendywendy this is a bit much now
the bloke said right at the beginning of the window "i would prefer to be in the prem"
so the statement, "im disapointed not to be back in the prem" cant come as a shock for anyone
and like someone said before at least hes honest, with the club and with us.
id prefer that to him smiling through gritted teeth, saying everythings rosy , then running off out of the blue in january or whenever
brendywendy the 5M release clause that you negotiated, were happy with, and signed up to hunty?
then what right do you have to be angry about it?
Alan Partridge How did Shorey 'become a c**t'? What a truly idiotic thing to say.
ArchYou're completely missing the point. No one would object to him expressing his disappointment. But this?Vision LOL @ this thread.
Player misses out on what he thinks was a possible a move to a top club... and expresses his disappointment. Big deal.It's the attitude of entitlement, that the club ought to have helped him out to their own cost, the suggestion that a being a bad apple would help engineer a move (ironic in the circumstances), the pitiful idea fact that he's not just disappointed but angry. isn't that just the modern way? We get a disappointment and we have to be angry about it, find someone to blame. And then the whole shit about the Everton "offer" which we can all be reasonably sure is the utter bollocks. Seriously, LOL @ you Vision for not seeing that fans of the club would be seriously annoyed by this.S Hunt It was a big club and it was disappointing that Reading could not have helped me out a little bit to benefit my career,
For what I have done for them, it would have been nice. I spoke to the manager, to the director of football, and the coaches in terms of leaving.
I have not been a bad apple over the last two or three years. I could have been but I was ultra-professional and I probably deserved a little bit better.
From what I was told, Reading would have got a good figure with the rest to follow over a certain period of time,” he said. “They would have got £5m (€6.1m) within the year but they did not want to budge. There were other clubs as well but you cannot say anything until they bid £5m. That’s in my contract that had to be paid straight up front to allow me to go. Most of it (the Everton offer) would have been up front with only a little bit left.
I’m back in the zone where I am angry and disappointed
Smoking Kills Dancing Doe To be honest, whether he's right or not, he shouldn't be saying something like that right now.
Not the sort of thing you want hear your players saying the day after the window closes.
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