Is he now scum - do we clap him or abuse him?

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westlondonlalala

westlondonlalala

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What is our reaction - now tainted he is. Do we thank him for the goals or curse him and abuse him. Not that he might ever actually get a 1st team start.....

See him in the reserve shirt.... what is your reaction?
 

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westlondonlalala said:
What is our reaction - now tainted he is. Do we thank him for the goals or curse him and abuse him. Not that he might ever actually get a 1st team start.....

See him in the reserve shirt.... what is your reaction?
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The goals were over 15 months ago, upon which he headed Oop Naarth whilst his club battled in the Championship. As with most modern footballers he has no affection for any particular club other than what they might do for his career ambitions. He has been honest enough in that. I don't feel we owe him anything: he's played more games for another club since we signed him and now he's gone.

I'm glad the whole saga is over, but shame on Chelsea for leaving it so near to the closure of the transfer window. It would not surprise me if that was by design just to piss us off.
 
Sorry, who are we talking about? Oh, Remy.

Not worth being abusive. Save the abuse for John George Terry. Don't need to dilute it.
 
We all knew the deal when he joined so it's no surprise that he won't be with us this season, although the timing is annoying. Personally, I wish him luck and I will applaud him when he revisits HQ.
 
For anyone that stumbles across Chelsea reserves, I reckon stone cold indifference would be just as telling.

He tried hard, scored some goals and we failed to stay up. Even if we had survived, I think he'd have been angling for a move.

Our use of him was a gamble, his use of us was clinical.
 
He never made any secret about his desire to play for a top team and we all knew from the start we were a stepping stone for bigger things for him when he joined, would rather he hadn't gone to the Scum but time to move on, don't think he deserves any grief(no more then other Scum players anyway)
 
Indifference sounds about right.

No grudges as the deal when he joined was that he could leave for a top 4 club. No raptuous applause as for all his quality, he didn't really shine for us, and certainly didn't help when we went down. Wish him well, but won't clap or boo when he's at Loftus Road.
 
He should get the same abuse any Chelsea player will get. Hopefully will make him stop and wonder how it would feel to have Loftus Road in full song spurring you on, instead of intimidating you. He will never know.
 
I'm really not bothered about Remy. Is he now scum? For me no, he is just another half decent player at another football club.

I recon Remy would have got more 1st team football had he chose Aresnal, I can see him being on the bench a lot at Chelsea and polishing Diego Costa's boots.

Anyway, good luck to him I say apart from when we play Chelsea.
 
He did his job for a bit then moved to a bigger club where he'll realistically be a bit part player but that's his prerogative. Champions League football, possibly a trophy or two.

Don't love the bloke, don't hate him. He was never really a QPR player was he.
 
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