Don’t see any problem in Poch or Jenas’ words. Press obviously trying to get us to undermine Walker as we’re playing City but he’s said he wants an open culture where the players feel they can talk, he’s happy with the ‘project’ and doesn’t want anybody who’s not committed.
If anything I love the fact he’s looking so long term. Gives me a nice warm feeling inside
Used to like him but simply not so sure - think he has repeated this line to0 often now and wish he'd shut up and change the subject. Also noticed he has become less positive about his old club since a year nowJenas talks more sense than most
and consistently a friend of the club.
Liked him as a player too.
Sorry.
I think Jenas is usually pretty complimentary about us and don’t really disagree with what he has said there too much-we are always going to have players wanting to leave when they can triple their wages elsewhere
I agree, and it's the same agents who are constantly pressing for Spurs to improve the salary structure and to be involved in big-money transfers, so that they can get more of their clients aboard the THFC gravy-train.I think it is more of a case of agents wanting their players to leave. They stand to gain the most and have no loyalty to the club, the manager and at times even their own players.
Agents are a scourge on the modern game.
What Dyer had to say about wages was damning if true.
We'll have to sort that out in the next few years.
Newcastle have been relegated twice since then, look like going down this season and currently have far less financial power now than ever it seems (ever being since 96ish)
And Dyer was an injury crock, so if he was earning £100k a week 17 years ago it just proves what idiots Newcastle were with their money, not how tight we are.
It's more a comment on the degree of financial mismanagement at Newcastle United at the time they signed him. (They genuinely believed that they had a right to be considered one of the Europe's really big clubs at the time, and were competing to sign the same big-name players as United, Arsenal, Liverpool etc.)What Dyer had to say about wages was damning if true.
We'll have to sort that out in the next few years.
It's more a comment on the degree of financial mismanagement at Newcastle United at the time they signed him. (They genuinely believed that they had a right to be considered one of the Europe's really big clubs at the time, and were competing to sign the same big-name players as United, Arsenal, Liverpool etc.)