Reply With QuoteI never shared the same enthusiasm about him that plenty of others did. I know that he was playing alongside Arter-A shocking footballer.
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Would love him here
I never shared the same enthusiasm about him that plenty of others did. I know that he was playing alongside Arter-A shocking footballer.
Official statement: Víctor Camarasa
The player will be from this moment, and for an indeterminate period of time, outside the day to day of the first team
"Our player Víctor Camarasa will be from this moment, and for an indeterminate period of time, on the sidelines of the day to day of the first team with the sole objective of taking care of his mental health.
The Club unconditionally supports the player and has been a participant in making the decision of a process supervised at all times by the corresponding Medical Services and specialists.
We thank you in advance for the affection and respect for the person of Víctor Camarasa and we request that his privacy be respected, helping the good evolution of this process.
We would also like to thank our player Víctor Camarasa for his bravery. All the people who are part of Real Oviedo want to have you back with us soon, when the time is right.
We love you, Victor."
Hope he's ok
Someone never read the board
If you mean Mike's message on the same toplc, then this thread was posted first.Originally Posted by BLUETIT
Someone never read the board
I swear to god I checked the board twice and didn’t see a post about it. I blame the dodgy Portuguese Wi-Fi I’m on
He's a decent footballer, but he doesn't show up when he doesn't fancy it. he's not the player you want to scrap your way out of the Championship. With or without him, it's not like we're in a position to do that anyway.
Dats y eye bumped dis won thirst
He was a technical footballer in a squad which didn't have too many like him, so I think he will always be remembered with particular affection by some supporters - I was surprised that he got so little game time when he went to Palace, I suppose it tells you quite a lot about the relative standards at the two clubs when it came to things like skill and flair.
Wishing him all of the best when it comes to his current problems.
Good luck, Victor. Hope he gets the help he needs.
Re Bob’s comment, Palace’s most used midfielders were Kouyate, Milivojevic, McArthur and McCarthy. Camarasa has more flair than all of them combined. He just want a Hodgson player and I don’t know why they signed him.
At least two of those Palace central midfielders had more of the qualities I talked about than there was in our central midfield. Palace scored lots of away goals(32 I make it) that season and had Townsend and Zaha, both proven Premier League flair players, up front. Junior Hoilett was a regular pick, but, him apart, Camarasa was the only genuine attacking midfielder with a bit of flair who Warnock was prepared to pick - he liked “bread and butter” midfielders, and football teams, that kept the fancy Dan stuff to a minimum.
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