Hes a family man, doesn't want to move from his family and freinds, it was the reason he choose to join celtic and apart from being happy there is the main reason he wants to stay, can't fault him on that really he's playing well he's club and country captain chance of CL footy every year and a good wage as wellThis quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
im just surprised he's signed a four year deal that'll take him to 33......be a bit old to come back to us by then!
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22-11-2014 09:58 AM #61
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22-11-2014 10:31 AM #62
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22-11-2014 11:17 AM #63This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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22-11-2014 11:43 AM #64
Strange that the OP should make comparisons to Riordan and O'Connor, while the Evening News today has an article on a game they played for Hibs 9 years ago against Der Hun.
If you really want to see what a wasted career is, read THIS and then consider where the two of them will be today.
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22-11-2014 12:28 PM #65
I m not convinced Brown would have made it down south with one of the big guns albeit i thought he might have tried.
He is a good player earning a good wage and playing for his country and champions league or european footie at least,must be content where he is so understand why he has stayed
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22-11-2014 12:44 PM #66
We wonder why Scottish football is pish then scream at a great Scottish player for staying in Scotland. We need more players like broonaldo in Scotland not less.
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22-11-2014 12:47 PM #67This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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22-11-2014 02:11 PM #69This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
It's got to the point where he's barely recognised on George St too. Needs to sort himself out.
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22-11-2014 06:30 PM #71
I love Brown, class player with bags of skill, and commitment I for one am glad he has signed for them and it can only be a plus for the Scottish game. If anyone thinks he is wasting his career need to think about a number of factors, not only because of family considerations,sellik have signed him long term for a load of cash, if a bid ever comes in for him its going to make sellik and broonie also loads of cash. He is Scotland and sellik captain IMHO he could walk into any team in the english premier, as for the folk saying he should go abroad? He would either have to wait for his contract to end or wait for a bid from abroad, none have happened, he has signed for security and can still leave if a decent bid does come in. Broonie is class.
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22-11-2014 07:39 PM #72
No doubt he will be quite content at his current club. They win trophies and the league title every year (albeit not that its too much of a challenge) and is earning a mint at the same time. But i do think if he had stayed on a wee bit longer with hibs (even just a season or two) he would have got quite a big move down south like Steven Fletcher did.
At this stage of his life though, he's getting older and is probably settled with a family so doubt he will leave Scotland. I still like Brown I must admit, he's got the right attitude, a no-nonsense midfielder thats not afraid to get stuck in and has so much passion and fight in him. He's the sort of player you'd love on your team and hate to play against.
Come back anytime Scott !
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23-11-2014 01:51 AM #73This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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For what it's worth always feel like Scott Brown could have been playing in a top flight side in England, Germany, Italy or Spain he was that good. Getting Champions League football most years while being a big fish in a small pond doesn't hold up to saying you made the absolute most of your ability by playing against the best opponent you can week on week. Steven Fletcher is a good example of someone really going for it and maximising their ability. I think Broonie had more potential than we will see realised. Good player for us though no question about that.Last edited by Baader; 23-11-2014 at 05:25 AM.
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23-11-2014 08:24 AM #75
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23-11-2014 12:37 PM #76
Couldn't care less, he's captain of the ****miest side to 'grace' the planet and a complete and utter irrelevance to me.
Some folk on here need to get their tongues out his erse and stop pining for a day when a 40-year old 'Broony' might deem us worthy of playing for.''It's always been just part of the culture. Growing up, for most working-class kids, is all about football, music or clothes. You might not have much money, but whatever you have got, you're going to look good.'' - Paul Weller
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24-11-2014 02:48 PM #77This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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24-11-2014 03:27 PM #79This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
I do think Sean's point above is perfectly valid tho.
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24-11-2014 04:13 PM #80
Harsh to say he has "wasted his career", but it's plain to see that he hasn't made anywhere near the most of his talents. Picking up titles at Parkhead in the backwater that is Scottish football, shows a distinct lack of ambition on his part - if he's happy with it, fair enough. Scottish footballers used to head south and further afield and compete with the world's best - he choose to stay in Glasgow and make easy money. Maybe he knew that was the best he could hope for?
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24-11-2014 04:33 PM #81This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
You havin a laugh? Name 1 poster who is 'pining' for a 40 year old Broony to return?
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