The Next Jimmy Bullard....

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i saw the premier league tigers said:
It's become popular to criticise Bullard and for some reason that means everything abuot him has to be awful, and anyone who doesn't think so is wrong. I don't get it myself. Do you not remember only 2 weeks ago when we didn't know about this latest twist and we were all excited to have him in the side, everyone was pointing out how well the other players got along with him. Many players were tweeting that they thought he was hilarious.

There's no middle-ground on Bullard for some reason. He's either a hero or a villain, usually the latter. I don't get why no one can think (as I do) that he should probably go as his relationship with the management is beyond repair, but he is still a brilliant player and that he's obviously still popular with the players.
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I have to be honest I would still like him in our team. I think we will be a better team with him playing in it.
 
What a bloody stupid article. Its just lads together, mainly around the age of 22ish its a laugh. It just pack mentality and you are bound to dick about off the pitch and have banter on the training ground. Half the reason most people play football in the first place is to be with your mates from a young age. Personaly i see it as a sign of team spirit if they are having a laugh.
 
He is a talented arse hole

There.....both sides of the fence.

Sadly he was mis managed by Phil Brown and now thinks he is invincible. He should go to QPR, Warnock will sort him right out, I do not think Nigel Pearson is a strong enough character to keep someone like Bullard under control and totally focused.

UTT
 
woodmanseytiger said:
I have to be honest I would still like him in our team. I think we will be a better team with him playing in it.
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having seen McLean's apparent attitude on player cams (presumably not too misleading), I would suggest that apart from the salary differences, Bullard would be no more disruptive that the new Colin Hunt!
 
mussiesredhat said:
having seen McLean's apparent attitude on player cams (presumably not too misleading), I would suggest that apart from the salary differences, Bullard would be no more disruptive that the new Colin Hunt!
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Its not bloody disruptive with McLean!!! Its banter it happens in all team sport, its part of the attraction of playing a team sport. Get a grip.
 
mussiesredhat said:
having seen McLean's apparent attitude on player cams (presumably not too misleading), I would suggest that apart from the salary differences, Bullard would be no more disruptive that the new Colin Hunt!
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All I see him doing is messing about and winding people up, I'm sure if anyone had a problem with it they would put him firmly in his place. I don't see what the point you're trying to make is, if he pushes the boundaries he'd be told in no uncertain terms I'm sure! He's does appear a bit of a clown but other people are joining in with him which is exactly what you want in a team. Stop being such a woman!
 
Bullard has gone way beyond hilarious. He was given another chance and chucked it back in the faces of the club, fans and management.

The facxt that the Allams are now sorting the Bullard mess out says it all. To quote Adam Pearson Live on the radio last saturday ""I AM SICK TO DEATH OF JIMMY BULLARD, ITS OUT OF MY HANDS. IF HE WANTS OUT HE IS GOING THE WRONG WAY ABOUT IT"". Actually this is playing into the hands of the club as it should help end the nightmare for us all.
 
I've been here too long said:
All I see him doing is messing about and winding people up, I'm sure if anyone had a problem with it they would put him firmly in his place. I don't see what the point you're trying to make is, if he pushes the boundaries he'd be told in no uncertain terms I'm sure! He's does appear a bit of a clown but other people are joining in with him which is exactly what you want in a team. Stop being such a woman!
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"...He's does appear a bit of a clown but other people are joining in with him which is exactly what you want in a team...."

.....for the word "clown", substitute "knob" and I probably agree with a lot of what you say. and yes if that is what it takes to keep team spirit then fine. Do you think that Jimmy Bullard is much different? Apart, of course, from the obvious burden on finances and the fact that he has had the bollox to front Mr. Pearson? Maybe that just shows character rather than "knob-ness"
 
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