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Re: Obi Anoruo back at club

Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2012 11:14 am
by Steeley
Richard Ingham wrote:Looking at the state of him when he was running with AH, he didnt look fit to be near the bench yet alone on it, so those seemingly so desperate to see him back should factor in his condition before making such calls IMO.
Fair enough he probably is unfit and probably isnt that good! BUT does that warrant Bayliss exiling him from the squad and not speaking to him?!
Maybe just maybe hes getting a bit of a reputation and players might be put off coming here, maybe why we end up with awful players like Aaron Cole and such before we manage to scrounge some loanees off Burnley no doubt through AH contacts.

Re: Obi Anoruo back at club

Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2012 12:52 pm
by Kieran
Ste Story wrote:FAO Kieran

Told you so x
You did indeed!

Absolutely ridiculous situation again, but sadly not surprising. The way we sometimes treat players is totally unacceotable, we can't keep doing it. I like Bayliss but if there is one thing that gives me reason to doubt him its this recurring situation, he's wasted a valuable wage again and frozen a player out for what was a relatively minor indiscretion.

Re: Obi Anoruo back at club

Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2012 2:02 pm
by K-Man
Steeley wrote:To be fair most footballers are bellends.

As much as i like Bayliss he doesnt do himself any favours. Do all his players have to be really nice chaps. Nicholas from what i remember seemed an honest nice guy, look where that got him!
Annoys me the most when were paying his wages and we havent even seen him on the bench when we havent had a full one.

Forget if obi is a bit of an idiot, or smith, or Mukendi, Bayliss shouldnt have been allowed to do this the numerous times he has.

Heywood
Nicholas
Jones
Ferrell
Mukendi
Onouro

Any more?
Boyd perhaps ?
Winn ?
Newton ?

Can't of played more than 10 games between them. The Newton one really [SwearFilter] me off, had the potential to be a good player.

Re: Obi Anoruo back at club

Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2012 2:19 pm
by Jim
Steeley wrote:Maybe just maybe hes getting a bit of a reputation and players might be put off coming here, maybe why we end up with awful players like Aaron Cole and such before we manage to scrounge some loanees off Burnley no doubt through AH contacts.
Strangely, though, the vast majority of the squad seem to enjoy playing for him and show their passion with performances on the pitch.

Re: Obi Anoruo back at club

Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2012 2:26 pm
by thegaffer77
Agreed about Newton, played well against us at Stockport.

However, he's paid to make choices and then act upon his decisions accordingly. Anoruo obviously did something wrong, I've never seem him play, but from what I hear, was unfit, quick at times, a handful for defenders and a pain in the bottom. He must have an attitude problem, otherwise Bayles would have kept him on. He'll probably return late in the season aka Nicholas in time to pack his bags and do one. On the other hand, he might come back fit as a fiddle with a new attitude, french accent and we will marvel at his turnaround! Nah. ;)

Re: Obi Anoruo back at club

Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2012 3:50 pm
by bigcod123
i saw Anoruo first time in pre season and did say then"whatever we do hope we do not sign him because he was pants "and i got slated. Appears to be spoilt etc-you never know he may come back good. :o

Re: Obi Anoruo back at club

Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2012 4:53 pm
by BERSATUBOY
Echo as well. I said then he was a bit of a headcase. Lost money there Bayles

Re: Obi Anoruo back at club

Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2012 5:48 pm
by mrsenario
Then why not think outside the box or do something different throw him on against Macclesfield with 15 mins to go, let him earn his corn and one goal off him could net us 27000 on Saturday.......payback time bayles

Re: Obi Anoruo back at club

Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2012 6:12 pm
by bigcod123
or he puts an elbow-bad tackle in and resulting set play --well you know what happens there ;)

Re: Obi Anoruo back at club

Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2012 6:36 pm
by Bigfathoss
bigcod123 wrote:i saw Anoruo first time in pre season and did say then"whatever we do hope we do not sign him because he was pants "and i got slated. Appears to be spoilt etc-you never know he may come back good. :o
Me too. It's there in black and white...a total waste of time and space.

Re: Obi Anoruo back at club

Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2012 7:10 pm
by phud
spirit of 1990 wrote:
Reg wrote:From what I could gather, the whole thing was a crass move to try and get rid of a face that didn't fit. I'm glad it never worked.
The other story is he was trouble from the start, if that's the case I'm [SwearFilter] off that some law's seem to protect idiot's.

Suppose it's another of the "we'll never know the truth saga's"
I'd take these various stories with a large pinch of salt. Half truths and innuendo are all par for the course. Anyone who is vindictive enough to run a campaign to brass off and drive out a player cos "his face doesn't fit" is quite capable of orchestrating damaging fabrications leaked to fans.

Re: Obi Anoruo back at club

Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2012 7:58 pm
by sanddevil-temp
Adam29 wrote:And Paul smith seems to be the most bitter man on the planet about not getting a new deal
He's another who hardly covers himself in glory with respect to his Twitter feed. Shame about his attitude - thought he could be a league standard midfielder. Certainly wouldn't have been a fullback!

As for Sean Newton. Disagree with the other comments on the thread. I thought he looked bloody awful and was glad when he was shipped back to Telford. It's all about opinions :D

Re: Obi Anoruo back at club

Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2012 9:47 pm
by Steeley
sanddevil-temp wrote:
Adam29 wrote:And Paul smith seems to be the most bitter man on the planet about not getting a new deal
He's another who hardly covers himself in glory with respect to his Twitter feed. Shame about his attitude - thought he could be a league standard midfielder. Certainly wouldn't have been a fullback!

As for Sean Newton. Disagree with the other comments on the thread. I thought he looked bloody awful and was glad when he was shipped back to Telford. It's all about opinions :D
He was quality for Stockport the other week. Will be a league footballer soon.

Re: Obi Anoruo back at club

Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2012 9:51 pm
by spirit of 1990
phud wrote:I'd take these various stories with a large pinch of salt.
Is this not the same as this.....
phud wrote:Anyone who is vindictive enough to run a campaign to brass off and drive out a player cos "his face doesn't fit" is quite capable of orchestrating damaging fabrications leaked to fans.
Your basically saying there that it's ok for you to believe that DB could "drive a player out" is "vindictive" & is "capable of orchestrating damaging fabrications leaked to fan's" but telling others not to listen to half truths & inuendo!
So you either know the truth or, you are listening to people & making up your own mind whilst telling us not to do just that.

Re: Obi Anoruo back at club

Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2012 11:32 pm
by phud
spirit of 1990 wrote:
phud wrote:I'd take these various stories with a large pinch of salt.
Is this not the same as this.....
phud wrote:Anyone who is vindictive enough to run a campaign to brass off and drive out a player cos "his face doesn't fit" is quite capable of orchestrating damaging fabrications leaked to fans.
Your basically saying there that it's ok for you to believe that DB could "drive a player out" is "vindictive" & is "capable of orchestrating damaging fabrications leaked to fan's" but telling others not to listen to half truths & inuendo!
So you either know the truth or, you are listening to people & making up your own mind whilst telling us not to do just that.
Sticking to the point, there are too many examples over too long for them to be random coincidence. It's highly likely that some of the players will have sought support from the PFA. Fans on here express concerns about the consequences of damage to the club's reputation within the profession. I wonder if that concern is shared by the BOD.