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SW2Eagle London 13 Jan 11 1.13pm
Quote EagleEyedAlbert at 13 Jan 2011 1.09pm Quote SW2Eagle at 13 Jan 2011 12.58pm Quote Lewisham Eagle at 13 Jan 2011 12.55pm I had a lot of respect for the guy when he decided to publically stay at Bournemouth the other day. If he now decides actually I want to go to Burnley that will then evaporate and I will feel really sorry for Bournemouth fans. You cant publicaly state how you dont want to leave the club then decide a few days later when a club with a lot of money come in actually I do. That will show he is a man more about money than I thought. Don't reckon it's about money - more about potential. Burnley are a bigger club in a better postion. End of story. Charlton are below Bournemouth in the league - we're five or six places above them. I think that was his main concern. Cherries fans will still be gutted, but I think he's been naive rather than greedy. Shouldn't have made the public comments about staying with Bournemouth that the did. These are valid points, but the fact he dressed up the decision to stay because "it was too hard to leave the players, the fans, the club" etc and not because "those job offers weren't any good" doesn't wash if he then ups sticks to go to Burnley. Well, they do to a certain extent - it is far easier to be loyal when you're uncertain about the alternatives. But, essentially, you are right. He should not probably not have made those comments but just stated that he did not want to move to Palace or Charlton. If he does end up at Burnley - I think his biggest regret will be the way he dealt with the press after turning us down because there is no doubt that he has a genuine loyalty to Bournemouth - his career record speaks for itself. The Three Twerps were one twerp short... again!
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London 13 Jan 11 1.13pm

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I had a lot of respect for the guy when he decided to publically stay at Bournemouth the other day. If he now decides actually I want to go to Burnley that will then evaporate and I will feel really sorry for Bournemouth fans. You cant publicaly state how you dont want to leave the club then decide a few days later when a club with a lot of money come in actually I do. That will show he is a man more about money than I thought.

Don't reckon it's about money - more about potential. Burnley are a bigger club in a better postion. End of story.

Charlton are below Bournemouth in the league - we're five or six places above them. I think that was his main concern.

Cherries fans will still be gutted, but I think he's been naive rather than greedy. Shouldn't have made the public comments about staying with Bournemouth that the did.

These are valid points, but the fact he dressed up the decision to stay because "it was too hard to leave the players, the fans, the club" etc and not because "those job offers weren't any good" doesn't wash if he then ups sticks to go to Burnley.

Well, they do to a certain extent - it is far easier to be loyal when you're uncertain about the alternatives. But, essentially, you are right. He should not probably not have made those comments but just stated that he did not want to move to Palace or Charlton.

If he does end up at Burnley - I think his biggest regret will be the way he dealt with the press after turning us down because there is no doubt that he has a genuine loyalty to Bournemouth - his career record speaks for itself.

The Three Twerps were one twerp short... again!

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Johnny Eagles berlin 13 Jan 11 1.14pm
I think he's probably got a Gentleman's Agreement to speak to clubs who come in for him. Fair enough. I would want at least the opportunity to hear what another employer had to say. It's all speculation so far. He's turned down Peterborough, Southampton, Charlton, Palace and maybe some others... he'll turn down Burnley too. ...we must expand...get more pupils...so that the knowledge will spread...
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berlin 13 Jan 11 1.14pm

I think he's probably got a Gentleman's Agreement to speak to clubs who come in for him.

Fair enough. I would want at least the opportunity to hear what another employer had to say.

It's all speculation so far. He's turned down Peterborough, Southampton, Charlton, Palace and maybe some others... he'll turn down Burnley too.

...we must expand...get more pupils...so that the knowledge will spread...

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fubar 13 Jan 11 1.14pm
Quote whyteleafe eagle at 13 Jan 2011 1.10pm Quote SW2Eagle at 13 Jan 2011 12.58pm Quote Lewisham Eagle at 13 Jan 2011 12.55pm I had a lot of respect for the guy when he decided to publically stay at Bournemouth the other day. If he now decides actually I want to go to Burnley that will then evaporate and I will feel really sorry for Bournemouth fans. You cant publicaly state how you dont want to leave the club then decide a few days later when a club with a lot of money come in actually I do. That will show he is a man more about money than I thought. Don't reckon it's about money - more about potential. Burnley are a bigger club in a better postion. End of story. Charlton are below Bournemouth in the league - we're five or six places above them. I think that was his main concern. Cherries fans will still be gutted, but I think he's been naive rather than greedy. Shouldn't have made the public comments about staying with Bournemouth that the did. burnley are no way a bigger club than us, sorry you got that wrong fella that is true, but they are richer than us in terms of guaranteed football income for the next few yrears. too far gone.. aint no way back this post was sponsored by fubar.com
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Quote whyteleafe eagle at 13 Jan 2011 1.10pm

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Quote Lewisham Eagle at 13 Jan 2011 12.55pm

Don't reckon it's about money - more about potential. Burnley are a bigger club in a better postion. End of story.

Charlton are below Bournemouth in the league - we're five or six places above them. I think that was his main concern.

Cherries fans will still be gutted, but I think he's been naive rather than greedy. Shouldn't have made the public comments about staying with Bournemouth that the did.

burnley are no way a bigger club than us, sorry you got that wrong fella

that is true, but they are richer than us in terms of guaranteed football income for the next few yrears.

too far gone.. aint no way back

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SW2Eagle London 13 Jan 11 1.18pm
Quote whyteleafe eagle at 13 Jan 2011 1.10pm Quote SW2Eagle at 13 Jan 2011 12.58pm Quote Lewisham Eagle at 13 Jan 2011 12.55pm I had a lot of respect for the guy when he decided to publically stay at Bournemouth the other day. If he now decides actually I want to go to Burnley that will then evaporate and I will feel really sorry for Bournemouth fans. You cant publicaly state how you dont want to leave the club then decide a few days later when a club with a lot of money come in actually I do. That will show he is a man more about money than I thought. Don't reckon it's about money - more about potential. Burnley are a bigger club in a better postion. End of story. Charlton are below Bournemouth in the league - we're five or six places above them. I think that was his main concern. Cherries fans will still be gutted, but I think he's been naive rather than greedy. Shouldn't have made the public comments about staying with Bournemouth that the did. burnley are no way a bigger club than us, sorry you got that wrong fella More money, more history of success (albeit distant), better players and a higher average attendance by around 2,000. Right now, they are a bigger club than us. The Three Twerps were one twerp short... again!
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London 13 Jan 11 1.18pm

Quote whyteleafe eagle at 13 Jan 2011 1.10pm

Quote SW2Eagle at 13 Jan 2011 12.58pm

Quote Lewisham Eagle at 13 Jan 2011 12.55pm

Don't reckon it's about money - more about potential. Burnley are a bigger club in a better postion. End of story.

Charlton are below Bournemouth in the league - we're five or six places above them. I think that was his main concern.

Cherries fans will still be gutted, but I think he's been naive rather than greedy. Shouldn't have made the public comments about staying with Bournemouth that the did.

burnley are no way a bigger club than us, sorry you got that wrong fella

More money, more history of success (albeit distant), better players and a higher average attendance by around 2,000. Right now, they are a bigger club than us.

The Three Twerps were one twerp short... again!

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Lewisham Eagle Lewisham 13 Jan 11 1.31pm
Quote EagleEyedAlbert at 13 Jan 2011 1.09pm Quote SW2Eagle at 13 Jan 2011 12.58pm Quote Lewisham Eagle at 13 Jan 2011 12.55pm I had a lot of respect for the guy when he decided to publically stay at Bournemouth the other day. If he now decides actually I want to go to Burnley that will then evaporate and I will feel really sorry for Bournemouth fans. You cant publicaly state how you dont want to leave the club then decide a few days later when a club with a lot of money come in actually I do. That will show he is a man more about money than I thought. Don't reckon it's about money - more about potential. Burnley are a bigger club in a better postion. End of story. Charlton are below Bournemouth in the league - we're five or six places above them. I think that was his main concern. Cherries fans will still be gutted, but I think he's been naive rather than greedy. Shouldn't have made the public comments about staying with Bournemouth that the did. These are valid points, but the fact he dressed up the decision to stay because "it was too hard to leave the players, the fans, the club" etc and not because "those job offers weren't any good" doesn't wash if he then ups sticks to go to Burnley. Excatly he made it out that he hadnt refused to jobs because of money and league position but because he decided at the end of the day he didnt want to leave Bournemouth. I dont even think its fair to the Bounremouth fans for him to go for an inteview at Burnley he made it publically known that he had decided to stay at Bournemouth not then to join Burnley a couple of days later.
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Quote EagleEyedAlbert at 13 Jan 2011 1.09pm

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Don't reckon it's about money - more about potential. Burnley are a bigger club in a better postion. End of story.

Charlton are below Bournemouth in the league - we're five or six places above them. I think that was his main concern.

Cherries fans will still be gutted, but I think he's been naive rather than greedy. Shouldn't have made the public comments about staying with Bournemouth that the did.

Excatly he made it out that he hadnt refused to jobs because of money and league position but because he decided at the end of the day he didnt want to leave Bournemouth. I dont even think its fair to the Bounremouth fans for him to go for an inteview at Burnley he made it publically known that he had decided to stay at Bournemouth not then to join Burnley a couple of days later.

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MPE Maidstone 13 Jan 11 1.37pm
Bournemouth fans are going to love him!! As Neil Diamond would say, "money talks" Just when I thought that I was out...........they pull me back in
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Bournemouth fans are going to love him!!
As Neil Diamond would say, "money talks"

Just when I thought that I was out...........they pull me back in

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MPE Maidstone 13 Jan 11 1.43pm
Quote EagleEyedAlbert at 13 Jan 2011 1.09pm Quote SW2Eagle at 13 Jan 2011 12.58pm Quote Lewisham Eagle at 13 Jan 2011 12.55pm I had a lot of respect for the guy when he decided to publically stay at Bournemouth the other day. If he now decides actually I want to go to Burnley that will then evaporate and I will feel really sorry for Bournemouth fans. You cant publicaly state how you dont want to leave the club then decide a few days later when a club with a lot of money come in actually I do. That will show he is a man more about money than I thought. Don't reckon it's about money - more about potential. Burnley are a bigger club in a better postion. End of story. Charlton are below Bournemouth in the league - we're five or six places above them. I think that was his main concern. Cherries fans will still be gutted, but I think he's been naive rather than greedy. Shouldn't have made the public comments about staying with Bournemouth that the did. These are valid points, but the fact he dressed up the decision to stay because "it was too hard to leave the players, the fans, the club" etc and not because "those job offers weren't any good" doesn't wash if he then ups sticks to go to Burnley. But Burnley is a toilet, why would he want to move there! the fans smash there own town up when things go wrong! s* s* place... Just when I thought that I was out...........they pull me back in
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Maidstone 13 Jan 11 1.43pm

Quote EagleEyedAlbert at 13 Jan 2011 1.09pm

Quote SW2Eagle at 13 Jan 2011 12.58pm

Quote Lewisham Eagle at 13 Jan 2011 12.55pm

Don't reckon it's about money - more about potential. Burnley are a bigger club in a better postion. End of story.

Charlton are below Bournemouth in the league - we're five or six places above them. I think that was his main concern.

Cherries fans will still be gutted, but I think he's been naive rather than greedy. Shouldn't have made the public comments about staying with Bournemouth that the did.

But Burnley is a toilet, why would he want to move there! the fans smash there own town up when things go wrong! s*** s*** place...

Just when I thought that I was out...........they pull me back in

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rawpalace05 Saltdean 13 Jan 11 1.54pm
Burnley has a population of a little over 60,000.Football means everything to them as they have f*** all else. They are historically a much bigger club than us I'm afraid and are currently in a better (albeit not by much) position than ourselves. Still doesn't make what EH is doing right mind you. Edited by rawpalace05 (13 Jan 2011 1.54pm) 1/6/2010.a new era.we made it everyone!!!lets get the ball rolling for another 105 years of proud history.thank you cpfc2010. palace forever.eeaaaaaaaaaaaaaggglless!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Saltdean 13 Jan 11 1.54pm

Burnley has a population of a little over 60,000.Football means everything to them as they have f*** all else.

They are historically a much bigger club than us I'm afraid and are currently in a better (albeit not by much) position than ourselves.

Still doesn't make what EH is doing right mind you.

Edited by rawpalace05 (13 Jan 2011 1.54pm)

1/6/2010.a new era.we made it everyone!!!lets get the ball rolling for another 105 years of proud history.thank you cpfc2010.

palace forever.eeaaaaaaaaaaaaaggglless!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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eagle2011 Canterbury 13 Jan 11 2.10pm
This post has been merged from a topic called 'Howe to Burnley' by Cucking Funt [Link] I live for Palace
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I live for Palace

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olls Eastbourne 13 Jan 11 2.11pm
This post has been merged from a topic called 'Howe to Burnley' by Cucking Funt hope not - will be crushed for cherries fans if he goes after saying he's staying I'll never forget the day that Danny Butterfield scored that hattrick. And when Ambrose scored that worldy at Old Trafford. Red and Blue Army! No Matter What.
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hope not - will be crushed for cherries fans if he goes after saying he's staying

I'll never forget the day that Danny Butterfield scored that hattrick.
And when Ambrose scored that worldy at Old Trafford.

Red and Blue Army! No Matter What.

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eagle2011 Canterbury 13 Jan 11 2.11pm
This post has been merged from a topic called 'Howe to Burnley' by Cucking Funt Didnt see that coming, but not bothered glad we have the doog I live for Palace
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Didnt see that coming, but not bothered glad we have the doog

I live for Palace

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Moose In the sewer pipe... 13 Jan 11 2.14pm
This post has been merged from a topic called 'Howe to Burnley' by Cucking Funt "Burnley have been without a manager since sacking Brian Laws on 29 December." Hope syd doesn't read that, dunno if his ticker could stand the inefficiency. Goodness is what you do. Not who you pray to.
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"Burnley have been without a manager since sacking Brian Laws on 29 December."

Hope syd doesn't read that, dunno if his ticker could stand the inefficiency.

Goodness is what you do. Not who you pray to.

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