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Warnock is not happy. https://twitter.com/JoeShennan/statu...05914623385600
Cardiff boss Neil Warnock: ‘I’m disappointed with Nathaniel Clyne and Liverpool. To see on TV he’s gone to Bournemouth when I’ve been promised he’s my player is for me a disgrace and a lack of class’
Top clubs don't care about us, and they definitely don't like Warnock.
Liverpool are ***** , I hate them
We missed out on Grujic and then done better.Onwards and upwards
Warnock claims we missed 2 full backs and a striker for clyne who we didn't get..... Transfers are shambolic when we go big, let's revert to the tried and trusted signing league 1 players :hehe:
I'm sure Bournemouth paying 19 million for Solanke or whatever it was had something to do with it.
Well... What's a loan fee for?
We don’t seem to be very astute when it comes to the signing of players. I have never known a side to get pipped at the last minute as much as we do. As we’ve found out previously we’re better off keeping any interest in a player under our hat until the deal is done.
I'm more pissed off with Warnock if that's true, Liverpool at scum but whether I believe Warnock in this is another matterQuote:
Originally Posted by CCFC27
Maybe he saw how we “played” against Spurs and had second thoughts ?
I doubt that Warnock would be making these comments if we had won today.
Or its all bullshit and deflecting tacticsQuote:
Originally Posted by Electric Blue
I honestly thought we were going to have one or two completely signed & sealed pre window and delivered as soon as the New Year arrived, how wrong I was😡😡😡
Big fan of Warnock but these comments are pretty pointless. And tbh it worries me as I'm not sure if he's stuck this out there for the right reasons. Got a feeling it's to try and say "we had a player" to try and calm fans down because he knows we're struggling to get anyone in bar the one player he mentioned (which sounds pretty uninspiring)
Either way, in the world of professional football I don't think you can rely on "promises" from a top 6 club on a loan.
Warnock deflecting attention from a piss poor performance again.
Bit of canny media deflection news going on there old NW ,Clyne incident was a few days ago and didn't we embarsinigly lose today .
Lets cut to the truth Clyne wouldn't fancy us over Bournemouth.
He knows Warnock .
We are in a dog fight .
Bournemouth have more talent and better style .
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Originally Posted by City123
I think everyone can see through itQuote:
Originally Posted by life on mars
^ThisQuote:
Originally Posted by jeremy corbyn
You maybe right on this occasion, But what about the countless times previously we lose out at the last minute. The people dealing with the signing of players at this club are inept.Quote:
Originally Posted by City123
I do agree with Warnock but there's not a lot you can do ultimately we are never going to gain anything from having a bad relationship with Liverpool
Bournemouth over Cardiff is an obvious choice, but Warnock is right to say that this hasn't been a classy move by Liverpool or the player. A 5 minute phone-call isn't too difficult for a club with what must be over 50 members of office staff.
I imagine our relationship with Liverpool was quite good, after all they loaned us Grujic last season, we just need to come to terms with the fact we'll never be someone's first choiceQuote:
Originally Posted by mazadona10
Welcome to tne premier league, I believe Neil thought this deal was done
Fog on the Clyne
EXACTLY - WHY DIDN'T WEBSIGN HIM ON JANUARY 1stQuote:
Originally Posted by City123
Agents.Quote:
Originally Posted by DubaiDai
His agent was probably telling him to hold out for a better move. Just like everyone else's. This is why most of the deals go through on the final day.
Thankfully we weren't Grujic's first choice this year.Quote:
Originally Posted by City123
I hate Liverpool and its existence as a place , can we move on there must be other cities and clubs in the UK
Clyne's response:
"Bournemouth have a great manager and that's what urged me to come here," Clyne said after Bournemouth's FA Cup defeat to Brighton at the weekend. "I've looked at how Bournemouth play and it's similar to my style."
I can understand our managers frustrations, he would believe we had a transfer tied up, and was then looking at other targets for it to go wrong and be left short again. However i do not see the value in talking in public about this.
I would have imagined that this loan option would have been discussed during the dialouge between Bournemouth and Liverpool over the transfer of Solanke, then the option would have been put forward to Clyne and the player himself has made the choice. I cannot really blame anyone in their part of this process.
It seems to me that the issue of cardiff is not the payment of transfers, which could be covered out of this years tv payments, but the reluctance to smash our wage structure, of which we will carry the liability over the length of the contract, at a time when the tv money may not be coming in. On this basis we are either bringing in players from the lower levels with the hope that they can cope, or hoping for a premier league club to do us a favor, and when that deal comes to light other clubs are eager to either match or better the deal offered to us.
Listening to a Liverpool journalist this morning, you're correct. It seems that exactly the same terms were agreed with Bournemouth as ourselves and it was left to the player. Having previously been with Southampton and having friends down south as well as being with a mid table team rather than being in a relegation battle, he opted for Eddie Howe's team.Quote:
Originally Posted by qccfc