Sat Jun 05, 2010 7:30 pm
Sat Jun 05, 2010 7:38 pm
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Sat Jun 05, 2010 7:41 pm
carlccfc wrote:I had a compelling conversation with somebody inside the club today and we spoke of many things going on at the club but we spoke at length of one topic, Wembley 2 weeks ago and the despair that was directly felt afterwards.
What I was told was that everyone involved were obviously upset but as you can imagine some took the defeat harder than others and some could not comprehend what had happened.
I was told that 2 of our players, Chopra and Ledley were 'inconsolable', their dreams were shattered. The 2 of them, no matter who said what to them, nothing mattered they took it worse than anyone else in there, or it could be said they displayed it, their hearts were simply on their sleeves.
Another 2 players, Marshall and Burke, were dumbstruck. Both sat in the Dressing room and did'nt speak, they sat in silence, heads hung.
Dave Jones dealt with it in his way, he did'nt talk to the press, he was fuming with the fact he got so close to the dream. I had it said to me again that he said to Bothroyd that 'he will never play for him again', but I responded to that by saying, we have all been guilty of saying things in the heat of the moment and when we are under pressure and that hopefully those 2 can come back from their holidays and work together, cause I believe we need Bothroyd.
Sat Jun 05, 2010 8:24 pm
Sat Jun 05, 2010 8:57 pm
Sat Jun 05, 2010 9:36 pm
Sat Jun 05, 2010 9:45 pm
Sat Jun 05, 2010 10:02 pm
Sat Jun 05, 2010 10:07 pm
RICK+CCFC wrote:Is it true that Jay Bothroyd refused to take a pain killing injection before the game???
Sat Jun 05, 2010 10:09 pm
Owain wrote:RICK+CCFC wrote:Is it true that Jay Bothroyd refused to take a pain killing injection before the game???
I would have thought a cortisone injection or similar is fairly standard for players carrying injuries.
I don't think that having the injection would have made much difference to his injury though, possibly worsened it if he'd carried on?
Sat Jun 05, 2010 10:11 pm
RICK+CCFC wrote:Owain wrote:RICK+CCFC wrote:Is it true that Jay Bothroyd refused to take a pain killing injection before the game???
I would have thought a cortisone injection or similar is fairly standard for players carrying injuries.
I don't think that having the injection would have made much difference to his injury though, possibly worsened it if he'd carried on?
I'm sure your right, just something i herd "through the grapevine".
Sat Jun 05, 2010 10:25 pm
bluebirds over.... wrote:Total respect for Chopra after Wembley, he could'nt have tried any harder but in 40 years of highs & a lot of lows following City this hurt more than anything else.Not only by the defeat but the nature in which we lost against a average championship team who were willing to go that extra yard for the cause.I know we need Bothroyd & he is a prize asset to our cause & yes he had a muscle tear but this was the last game of the season ,in our biggest ever game & he was asking to come off in under 10 minutes.A lot of boxers have fought on with bad injuries because the hunger & determination drives them on to win, rugby players,endurance athletes, etc will more often than not play through pain.If Jones did get frustrated & lay into him, top man.
Sun Jun 06, 2010 9:04 am
Sun Jun 06, 2010 9:41 am
carlccfc wrote:I had a compelling conversation with somebody inside the club today and we spoke of many things going on at the club but we spoke at length of one topic, Wembley 2 weeks ago and the despair that was directly felt afterwards.
What I was told was that everyone involved were obviously upset but as you can imagine some took the defeat harder than others and some could not comprehend what had happened.
I was told that 2 of our players, Chopra and Ledley were 'inconsolable', their dreams were shattered. The 2 of them, no matter who said what to them, nothing mattered they took it worse than anyone else in there, or it could be said they displayed it, their hearts were simply on their sleeves.
Another 2 players, Marshall and Burke, were dumbstruck. Both sat in the Dressing room and did'nt speak, they sat in silence, heads hung.
Dave Jones dealt with it in his way, he did'nt talk to the press, he was fuming with the fact he got so close to the dream. I had it said to me again that he said to Bothroyd that 'he will never play for him again', but I responded to that by saying, we have all been guilty of saying things in the heat of the moment and when we are under pressure and that hopefully those 2 can come back from their holidays and work together, cause I believe we need Bothroyd.
Sun Jun 06, 2010 9:44 am
RichardBluebird wrote:carlccfc wrote:I had a compelling conversation with somebody inside the club today and we spoke of many things going on at the club but we spoke at length of one topic, Wembley 2 weeks ago and the despair that was directly felt afterwards.
What I was told was that everyone involved were obviously upset but as you can imagine some took the defeat harder than others and some could not comprehend what had happened.
I was told that 2 of our players, Chopra and Ledley were 'inconsolable', their dreams were shattered. The 2 of them, no matter who said what to them, nothing mattered they took it worse than anyone else in there, or it could be said they displayed it, their hearts were simply on their sleeves.
Another 2 players, Marshall and Burke, were dumbstruck. Both sat in the Dressing room and did'nt speak, they sat in silence, heads hung.
Dave Jones dealt with it in his way, he did'nt talk to the press, he was fuming with the fact he got so close to the dream. I had it said to me again that he said to Bothroyd that 'he will never play for him again', but I responded to that by saying, we have all been guilty of saying things in the heat of the moment and when we are under pressure and that hopefully those 2 can come back from their holidays and work together, cause I believe we need Bothroyd.
Thats the problem Carl, we need Jay and he knows it. This is a problem that DJ has created by not having a plan "B" instead of playing our football around one man, personally I believe Jay had done a deal with a Premiership club prior to final and that he wasnt that bothered. I do know for a fact that nobody would talk to him in the dressing room, I hope he goes so we can reorganise our style of play.
Sun Jun 06, 2010 9:58 am
Merlin wrote:RichardBluebird wrote:carlccfc wrote:I had a compelling conversation with somebody inside the club today and we spoke of many things going on at the club but we spoke at length of one topic, Wembley 2 weeks ago and the despair that was directly felt afterwards.
What I was told was that everyone involved were obviously upset but as you can imagine some took the defeat harder than others and some could not comprehend what had happened.
I was told that 2 of our players, Chopra and Ledley were 'inconsolable', their dreams were shattered. The 2 of them, no matter who said what to them, nothing mattered they took it worse than anyone else in there, or it could be said they displayed it, their hearts were simply on their sleeves.
Another 2 players, Marshall and Burke, were dumbstruck. Both sat in the Dressing room and did'nt speak, they sat in silence, heads hung.
Dave Jones dealt with it in his way, he did'nt talk to the press, he was fuming with the fact he got so close to the dream. I had it said to me again that he said to Bothroyd that 'he will never play for him again', but I responded to that by saying, we have all been guilty of saying things in the heat of the moment and when we are under pressure and that hopefully those 2 can come back from their holidays and work together, cause I believe we need Bothroyd.
Thats the problem Carl, we need Jay and he knows it. This is a problem that DJ has created by not having a plan "B" instead of playing our football around one man, personally I believe Jay had done a deal with a Premiership club prior to final and that he wasnt that bothered. I do know for a fact that nobody would talk to him in the dressing room, I hope he goes so we can reorganise our style of play.
Sun Jun 06, 2010 10:01 am
carlccfc wrote:I had a compelling conversation with somebody inside the club today and we spoke of many things going on at the club but we spoke at length of one topic, Wembley 2 weeks ago and the despair that was directly felt afterwards.
What I was told was that everyone involved were obviously upset but as you can imagine some took the defeat harder than others and some could not comprehend what had happened.
I was told that 2 of our players, Chopra and Ledley were 'inconsolable', their dreams were shattered. The 2 of them, no matter who said what to them, nothing mattered they took it worse than anyone else in there, or it could be said they displayed it, their hearts were simply on their sleeves.
Another 2 players, Marshall and Burke, were dumbstruck. Both sat in the Dressing room and did'nt speak, they sat in silence, heads hung.
Dave Jones dealt with it in his way, he did'nt talk to the press, he was fuming with the fact he got so close to the dream. I had it said to me again that he said to Bothroyd that 'he will never play for him again', but I responded to that by saying, we have all been guilty of saying things in the heat of the moment and when we are under pressure and that hopefully those 2 can come back from their holidays and work together, cause I believe we need Bothroyd.
Sun Jun 06, 2010 10:05 am
Sun Jun 06, 2010 10:49 am
Sun Jun 06, 2010 1:41 pm
ihatealiens wrote:carlccfc wrote:I had a compelling conversation with somebody inside the club today and we spoke of many things going on at the club but we spoke at length of one topic, Wembley 2 weeks ago and the despair that was directly felt afterwards.
What I was told was that everyone involved were obviously upset but as you can imagine some took the defeat harder than others and some could not comprehend what had happened.
I was told that 2 of our players, Chopra and Ledley were 'inconsolable', their dreams were shattered. The 2 of them, no matter who said what to them, nothing mattered they took it worse than anyone else in there, or it could be said they displayed it, their hearts were simply on their sleeves.
Another 2 players, Marshall and Burke, were dumbstruck. Both sat in the Dressing room and did'nt speak, they sat in silence, heads hung.
Dave Jones dealt with it in his way, he did'nt talk to the press, he was fuming with the fact he got so close to the dream. I had it said to me again that he said to Bothroyd that 'he will never play for him again', but I responded to that by saying, we have all been guilty of saying things in the heat of the moment and when we are under pressure and that hopefully those 2 can come back from their holidays and work together, cause I believe we need Bothroyd.
If that's true then Dave Joners needs to f**k off right now. He should have aimed those words at our useless Captain and centre half.
Sun Jun 06, 2010 5:57 pm
Lawnmower wrote:ihatealiens wrote:carlccfc wrote:I had a compelling conversation with somebody inside the club today and we spoke of many things going on at the club but we spoke at length of one topic, Wembley 2 weeks ago and the despair that was directly felt afterwards.
What I was told was that everyone involved were obviously upset but as you can imagine some took the defeat harder than others and some could not comprehend what had happened.
I was told that 2 of our players, Chopra and Ledley were 'inconsolable', their dreams were shattered. The 2 of them, no matter who said what to them, nothing mattered they took it worse than anyone else in there, or it could be said they displayed it, their hearts were simply on their sleeves.
Another 2 players, Marshall and Burke, were dumbstruck. Both sat in the Dressing room and did'nt speak, they sat in silence, heads hung.
Dave Jones dealt with it in his way, he did'nt talk to the press, he was fuming with the fact he got so close to the dream. I had it said to me again that he said to Bothroyd that 'he will never play for him again', but I responded to that by saying, we have all been guilty of saying things in the heat of the moment and when we are under pressure and that hopefully those 2 can come back from their holidays and work together, cause I believe we need Bothroyd.
If that's true then Dave Joners needs to f**k off right now. He should have aimed those words at our useless Captain and centre half.
Rubbish.
What would be the point at having a go at anyone ?
Are you saying Hudson didnt try ?
The stick he gets off some people is completely ridiculous.
There were far worse than him on the pitch - McNaughton, Burke, Marshall all had poor games, but I havent seen any stick given to them.
never mind though, just hand out a load of stick to one player, irrespectiv of how bad others were .... shit, you'd be a fantastic manager
Sun Jun 06, 2010 6:13 pm
Sun Jun 06, 2010 6:33 pm
Sun Jun 06, 2010 8:55 pm
Mon Jun 07, 2010 7:50 am
ihatealiens wrote:Take another look the 2nd goal was a golmouth scramble with 3 or 4 Cardiff players scrambling to clear the ball and Hudson stood there like a statue and the 3rd was a missed tackle by Hudson. Your sunday paper may have given him a 7 but I would give him a 4, just my personal opinion. Nothing wrong with stats mate, they dont lie. I don't think he's an easy target. I just have a personal opinion that he is not good enough for Championship football and Dave Jones made a mistake buying him but he's not big enough to admit it and don't be surprised to see him in the captains armband again next season and that will be another big mistake. I made no comparison with Johnson he's history he plays for someone else now. Hudson plays for us and he's not good enough, simples!!!
Mon Jun 07, 2010 8:18 am
Mon Jun 07, 2010 11:09 am
ihatealiens wrote:I'm not gonna go tit for tat with you on this mate lets agree to dissagree eh