It is over.
And sadly it has been since that talentless thug wrecked his career for nothing. In a game that was over. There was nothing whatsoever to have been gained from that tackle. Nothing.
I genuinely hope something genuinely nasty happens to Dan Smith. That complete waste of oxygen had no business sharing the same pitch as Diaby.
A genuinely talented player had his career robbed from him that night.
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Originally Posted by She Wore A Yellow Ribbon
He's clearly never going to be the player we all hoped he'd become and we need to get rid but is there any need for abuse? He's not doing it to annoy you or me.
As Syn said, there's no need to be overly sympathetic as he's going to retire a multi-millionaire but it must be massively frustrating for him.
He had size he had talent. I don't think he always showed the right desire and attitude on the pitch. He must be very frustrated, but do I feel sorry not really. He doesn't need to work. Able to do nearly anything he wants to. There are a lot worse things than a rich bloke with a knee injury.
The tackle that started it was horrendous but I really don't think that has been the cause of everything since. Diabys body is just not able to cope.
Unless he does an RVC in a few years after having a solitary storming season where he's actually fit, there's nothing wrong with being sympathetic towards a guy who has had a rotten run of fortune. Or perhaps more accurately, had his career cut short by rotten players like Dan Smith, Essien and Paul Robinson (not the guy in Neighbours or the fat Spud).
He's not flaunting his wealth on a gold-plated dench hospital bed. By all accounts, he's been working as hard as possible to regain fitness and make sure he earns his money.
I really hope he's able to make a recover but it's looking unlikely. He probably knows it too and will probably retire after his contract is done. It's a shame. Could have been a beast of a player under Weneger and more match time.
To whom Einstein?
To whom Einstein?
I do feel sorry for him, it's not his fault he's made of glass. But we aren't a charity and we are paying him £60k per week only to get 5 games out of him every season(if we're lucky). It was worth standing by him so far but enough is enough, and unless he's willing to take a pay cut he should be moved on.
It's a shame because there were actually some glimpses of real talent, mixed in with a lot of shite.
He has a contract! He was injured playing for the club. You can't terminate the deal or force a pay cut. I don't get that mentality. Where is the loyalty and integrity? Any other profession and you wouldn't condone that.
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