Reply With QuoteHe ought to pull a "hammy" this week.
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A few "accidental" own goals next Sunday to send your beloved Bluebirds up please mate
He ought to pull a "hammy" this week.
He was interviewed on sgorio a few weeks ago by Elis James.
It was on sgorio so not many people saw it but he spoke about possibly just returning to going to watch all the city games on the coaches when he retires.
A genuine city fan.
Didn't Gunter go on away trips until he was around 16 and was getting into the first team?Originally Posted by Father Dougal
Elis James' podcast with Gabbs and Iwan Roberts is great as well. Elis' stand up on S4C and his new show are good as well for the Welsh speakers among us
Met him in Portugal, his brother was out there supporting City in Lisbon.
Really nice lad and true Bluebird, his brother was a great kid too.
Hope to God he doesn't spoil it for us next week.
If I was his manager I'd be tempted to leave him out
I always thought there was a bit of beef between him and city fans didn't he give an interview after he left saying he didn't care if we boo him ect, even tho we never had/did at the time
I remember some dickheads booing him because he left for Spurs, which seems a perfectly reasonable move to me
I am hoping he will be dropped next week. Utterly dreadful yesterday. He often fails to get remotely close to the player he is supposed to be marking. He is our current captain as McShane is injured. He is no leader.
Yes. But he has many caps!
Mc Shane must be a big loss for you Mike
Although that bloody Barrow tormented us last time. Hopefully Peltier will slow him down this time
Only 28. Could still do a job for us
Bring him home Neil
well as ridsdale put it to me 'we have much better right backs at the club than chris ****ing gunter'
remember those days
It was not a case of him wanting to leave, the club had an offer on the table for him and the CLUB decided he was being sold.I remember some dickheads booing him because he left for Spurs, which seems a perfectly reasonable move to me
He had some stick from some City fans after leaving us. I could never understand why. Great servant to City and Wales. I expect it was the same City lads that were booing Lawrence at Derby last week.
That great city and Wales star Lawrence? :)
I do get your point though, should have booed all of them.
Don't see the issue with booing Lawrence.
The question I would ask is why he was booed? Next month they'll be cheering him when he plays for Wales. The only other player booed during that game was Cameron Jerome.
Me neither, nor Gunter when he failed to do the ayatollah down here once.
Fans booing is all about trying to gain an advantage getting under the player's skin.
It's rarely personal and doubt the player thinks it is.
If anything it's a mark of respect that we think he's the most dangerous player. I doubt Wales crossed Lawrence's mind on Tuesday and rightly so. It was all in a bid to put him off, nothing personal. I'm sure Arsenal fans don't give Rooney, Sterling etc a great reception when they rock up at the Emirates.
Nothing against Gunter either and I hope we give him a clap before and after the game but I hope the crowd are booing every time Reading have the ball on Sunday to create a hostile atmosphere.
Agreed, I think they'd expect it!
That went well.
Why, because hes Welsh?
Pearcey has stated above how crap hes been lately, and he watches him week in week out.
This!
He's an average championship performer, I think we need to strengthen in that position, but I would rather peltier than Gunter
Gunter has not progressed the way most of us thought he would when he was shipped off to Spurs. One of those Wales players who seems more comfortable in international football than the rigours of the Championship.
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