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Re: Carrico Watch

by Royal Ginger » 02 May 2014 08:53



I'm willing to wager he's not thinking "YES! I get to go back to Berkshire soon!"

Edit: *Tips hat to no 16 in the background doing 1930s heel kick.*

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Re: Carrico Watch

by Reading4eva » 02 May 2014 08:56

Would he be willing to have another crack at the Premier League if we do go up

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Re: Carrico Watch

by BraisingsteakRoyal » 02 May 2014 09:09

Reading4eva Would he be willing to have another crack at the Premier League if we do go up


Not with us, i'd wager.

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Re: Carrico Watch

by ddetisi » 02 May 2014 09:23

It may have been said before but we could do as QPR did with Barton, he wanted to stay with Marseilles but he was told he had to play for the club he was contracted to.

Rightly so as well. The amount of money these guys are paid i don't care if he goes home and cries into his Sevilla pillow.

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Re: Carrico Watch

by Elm Park Pasty » 02 May 2014 10:11

ddetisi It may have been said before but we could do as QPR did with Barton, he wanted to stay with Marseilles but he was told he had to play for the club he was contracted to.

Rightly so as well. The amount of money these guys are paid i don't care if he goes home and cries into his Sevilla pillow.


I don't think we can. The loan deal (I believe) was set up with a set fee to be had if Sevilla were happy with him and he wanted to go, sort of deal completed in all but name. If what's rumoured is true, then this whole sorry episode will be concluded with us only getting the money we paid out for him, when we could have got much more than that either off of Sevilla or someone else. Even if we were to go up, then again he might decide to stay where he is and there might be naff all we can do about it.


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Re: Carrico Watch

by Extended-Phenotype » 02 May 2014 10:22

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ddetisi It may have been said before but we could do as QPR did with Barton, he wanted to stay with Marseilles but he was told he had to play for the club he was contracted to.

Rightly so as well. The amount of money these guys are paid i don't care if he goes home and cries into his Sevilla pillow.


I don't think we can. The loan deal (I believe) was set up with a set fee to be had if Sevilla were happy with him and he wanted to go, sort of deal completed in all but name. If what's rumoured is true, then this whole sorry episode will be concluded with us only getting the money we paid out for him, when we could have got much more than that either off of Sevilla or someone else. Even if we were to go up, then again he might decide to stay where he is and there might be naff all we can do about it.


Sign an injured player when we needed an immediate impact, refuse to play him when he's fit, then loan him out on a backfiring contract. Epic fail.

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Re: Carrico Watch

by Elm Park Pasty » 02 May 2014 10:52

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ddetisi It may have been said before but we could do as QPR did with Barton, he wanted to stay with Marseilles but he was told he had to play for the club he was contracted to.

Rightly so as well. The amount of money these guys are paid i don't care if he goes home and cries into his Sevilla pillow.


I don't think we can. The loan deal (I believe) was set up with a set fee to be had if Sevilla were happy with him and he wanted to go, sort of deal completed in all but name. If what's rumoured is true, then this whole sorry episode will be concluded with us only getting the money we paid out for him, when we could have got much more than that either off of Sevilla or someone else. Even if we were to go up, then again he might decide to stay where he is and there might be naff all we can do about it.


Sign an injured player when we needed an immediate impact, refuse to play him when he's fit, then loan him out on a backfiring contract. Epic fail.


Pretty much! A small cushion would have been provided if we hadn't set a fee so we could ask stupid money, and go 'nah!!' if we didn't like the bid. But we didn't. A mess from start to finish.

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Re: Carrico Watch

by maffff » 02 May 2014 11:10

Carriço won't be back. Even if we go up, he isn't interested in a relegation battle.

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Re: Carrico Watch

by Z175 » 02 May 2014 11:16

More interestingly, has a current Reading player ever won a European trophy? Sort of pips Alex McCarthy's League 2 goalkeeper of the year!


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Re: Carrico Watch

by Elm Park Pasty » 02 May 2014 11:38

Z175 More interestingly, has a current Reading player ever won a European trophy? Sort of pips Alex McCarthy's League 2 goalkeeper of the year!


Hmmmm, maybe not, but I'd probably feel like John Terry celebrating Carrico's achievement if he does.

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Re: Carrico Watch

by genome » 14 May 2014 17:39

In the Europa League Final tonight. Good luck to DC

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Re: Carrico Watch

by Pepe the Horseman » 14 May 2014 18:06

Good luck Danny #whataguy

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Re: Carrico Watch

by Elm Park Old Boy » 14 May 2014 21:34

First (and possibly last) time I've watched a Reading player in a European final. That Carrico boy could have been useful for us the season (sigh).


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Re: Carrico Watch

by UpThePrem » 14 May 2014 21:37

POTS for me even though he didn't play a game for us.

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Re: Carrico Watch

by akranes » 14 May 2014 21:48

Extra time on it's way. Well worth a watch if you've got nothing to do....

http://www.itv.com/sport/football/europ ... a-3727974/

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Re: Carrico Watch

by genome » 14 May 2014 22:24

120 minutes on the pitch tonight. Clearly not fit enough for us :wink:

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Re: Carrico Watch

by akranes » 14 May 2014 22:29

He's playing pretty well too, making fantastic tackles in the 121st minute...

EDIT:

FT, penalties. Will he score the winner?
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Re: Carrico Watch

by JordCot » 14 May 2014 22:30

genome 120 minutes on the pitch tonight. Clearly not fit enough for us :wink:


Looks tidy as well, shame about the transfer clause in the loan. Could be worth a few million

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Re: Carrico Watch

by Scutterbucketz » 14 May 2014 22:34

C'mon Benfica!

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Re: Carrico Watch

by genome » 14 May 2014 22:39

Why do players interrupt their run ups? It never works!

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