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Happy Birthday Baby Jet, what a player , one of the best to pull on the stipes for me, sublime skill and a real sportsman.

He was a joy to watch in a red and white shirt and quite a character to boot. However, anyone who swaps The Premier League for a nothing league is a money-grabbing b*stard in my book. Waste of talent.
 
Happy Birthday Baby Jet, what a player , one of the best to pull on the stipes for me, sublime skill and a real sportsman.
Was great for the first few months, then got his head turned after scoring against England. Was never the same player after that. At least we got our money back for him
 
He was a fantastically gifted player who gave us some great moments/memories, but ultimately, like Darren Bent, left us for one reason only . . . . money :embarrassed:

Having said that, I read at the time that his priority was to provide for his family, who had been used to living in real poverty, so who are we to judge when we may well have done the same under similar circumstances :emoticon-0112-wonde
 
He was a fantastically gifted player who gave us some great moments/memories, but ultimately, like Darren Bent, left us for one reason only . . . . money :embarrassed:

Having said that, I read at the time that his priority was to provide for his family, who had been used to living in real poverty, so who are we to judge when we may well have done the same under similar circumstances :emoticon-0112-wonde

I read somewhere that he gave a lot of his money away to poor neighbours as well as his family , we don't realise sometimes that a lot of these players come from backgrounds so different to ours. and cant be compared to the Rodwells of this world.
 
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He was a fantastically gifted player who gave us some great moments/memories, but ultimately, like Darren Bent, left us for one reason only . . . . money :embarrassed:

Having said that, I read at the time that his priority was to provide for his family, who had been used to living in real poverty, so who are we to judge when we may well have done the same under similar circumstances :emoticon-0112-wonde
Surely DB was providing for his family too? The amount of vitriol aimed at him was a tad over the top? Maybe babytears or whatever should have shared some...
 
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