The rodwell situation was cringey,u could tell he was going nowhere.and probably although injured,clearly didny fancy it,a bit piss take perhaps??anyway he eas a signing made while the cash was rolling in premiership style I think,and provides evidence of how messed up the game has become,literally being paid 70k a week to keep the physio company.clubs have no power in these situations,im no saying every plaer injured needs sacking but canny deny its no right.This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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12-01-2019 05:20 PM #91
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With regards to Coleman, who I actually thought came across well considering the circumstances, you saw the cracks when he had the confrontation with the supporter. Although I think I'd have done the same if it was me.
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12-01-2019 07:40 PM #98This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote"Washing one's hands of the conflict between the powerful and the powerless means to side with the powerful, not to be neutral.' - Paulo Freire
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There’s a ridiculous percentage of footballers that go bankrupt after they retire from the game as the lifestyle they lead during their playing careers is so expensive to maintain.
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12-01-2019 10:57 PM #102
I don't have a problem with what Rodwell did. If a company offers you a certain amount of money then that's their fault, not your's. I thought Bain was out of order for criticising Rodwell the way he did - would he have left if he was in Rodwell's position? No chance.
If they felt he wasn't trying to make himself available to play then they should've sacked him.
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13-01-2019 12:32 AM #103
I don't have a problem with Rodwell refusing to budge on his contract.
I have a big problem with what he was prepared to do for his £70k per week. The guy has zero integrity and is a work shy waster.
He's lucky to have managed to get any job in football after Sunderland and if English football wasn't in such a bloated state, awash with money and desperate clubs then he would surely have found his reputation toxic and one that no credible club would be prepared to touch.
I'd hoped he'd land up at Sevco tbh. They're a perfect match.
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13-01-2019 08:22 AM #105
Rodwell drained them of £12M during his time there. A club that by the end was on its knees. I'm surprised he could live around the area and that any club would touch him after that. Ultimately its the clubs fault though. Not inserting a relegation clause in a Premier League contract is just gross mismanagement.
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A company I know of has just went bust because they lost a few big contracts, company owner lost a lot of money because of it, he is most definitely not a "daftie"
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13-01-2019 09:23 AM #107
Easy for me to say as i don't have all the temptations 70k a week would bring but why would EPL footballers just not choose to live a moderately normal lifestyle? If my work offered me 70k a week I'd happily continues to live where i am, pay my mortgage off after a couple of weeks and maybe build a wee extension and garage for my motor. Set for life after a year. I really don't understand the lavish lifestyle these lads want to live. Crazy how some become bankrupt but like i said, easy for me to say.
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13-01-2019 09:24 AM #108
Has certainly divided opinion on this thread
I would thoroughly recommend this Netflix documentary to anyone who has not made the time to watch it
An excellent watch
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Not really sure what your point is, but I agree, not all footballers are daft or squander their money, not sure anyone has said anything to the contrary about that though?
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Whilst £1000 is a drop in the ocean with the money he was likely earning it does leave you questioning what other spending habits he had and how widespread that wasteful attitude is.PM Awards General Poster of The Year 2015, 2016, 2017. Probably robbed in other years
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13-01-2019 12:31 PM #117
It really is a fantastic programme. Sunderland must have signed up thinking it was going to document their triumphant return but what we get is the perfect storm of footballing misery. Even though you know what’s going to happen, it’s compelling viewing. A fascinating look behind the scenes that also captures the complete lunacy of being a fan. One of my favourite scenes was the guy at home listening on the radio and his range of emotions...
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