The treatment of Andre Gray.
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It was hardly like the day shacks came back .A few boos a few cheers a half arsed chant ,he was v good for us and tbh received ruddy awful service much of last season .That said he’s a pro footballer and moved on to bigger much bigger money .We did fantastically well out of him (at just about his level imo ) and great business all round .Hes a bit big time Charlie and a bit “street” and was always gona get off if he could but no feelings either way .Once they leave they leave end of.
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So long as we don't get talking about lollipop ladies. They make me cross.randomclaret2 wrote:Traffic wardens ?
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Try working for Bradford Council like I doVegas Claret wrote:Agree, there's no other line of work that would allow people to hurl obscenities at you for 90 minutes a week
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If I was paid what PL players are paid I would happily take abuse for 90 minutes a week.
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If I was paid what PL players are paid I would happily take abuse for 90 minutes a week.
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yeah but if you reported it it "should" be dealt with (I know it wouldn't be though) - in football it's just acceptedants_g wrote:Try working for Bradford Council like I do
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Oh trust me, there isVegas Claret wrote:Agree, there's no other line of work that would allow people to hurl obscenities at you for 90 minutes a week
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yep I fully understand that, doesn't make it legal and acceptable though does itClaretMoffitt wrote:Oh trust me, there is
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He did well for us. I presume none of you AG haters clap the players that do the half time draw.
Would you call Dobbo or Trevor Steven greedy bastards. Would you clap them if they did the draw? Get real. They are professional footballers, not burnley fans.
Would you call Dobbo or Trevor Steven greedy bastards. Would you clap them if they did the draw? Get real. They are professional footballers, not burnley fans.
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They only make me cross because I'm a miserable git and they're always so freckin happyFactualFrank wrote:So long as we don't get talking about lollipop ladies. They make me cross.
I get your pun by the way
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Did he really only leave for the money or was Dyche happy for him to depart?
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Acceptable? No.Vegas Claret wrote:yep I fully understand that, doesn't make it legal and acceptable though does it
Legal? I'd be surprised if it wasn't
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Eh?gandhisflipflop wrote:Embarrassing.
Look. Grays not very good. That’s a cast iron fact. Did ok for us at championship level, and left us for a club that isn’t either bigger or better. He thought they were, and he will suffer for that, because they aren’t.
Cups his ears at us when we’ve travelled a long way to support the team. Cups his ears at the Watford fans too???
You be embarrassed by all means. I neither booed nor applauded him. He plays for someone else, because he wants to. If people booed him, that’s up to them, but I’m certainly not embarrassed by that. They paid their money, they earned the right.
Did ok at championship level for us. Good footballer? There’s better footballers up towneley on Sunday morning. At this level, both us AND Watford know we’ve had their eyes out.
Andre gray is a “has been”. He will drift away down the leagues until only his family remember his name.
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Rodriguez he's one of our own..... Chose west brom. But he's one of our own? No doubt he will get warmly applauded.. Why? He's one of our own...my ar$e! But I wouldn't boo him.
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Thinking about it,he didn't touch it must be some sort of record,loved how Watford kept pumping the long ball for him to chase.nil_desperandum wrote:Can anyone answer this?
As we left the ground I asked the same question. I don't think he did, unless it was when the ball was bouncing in and out of our box a bit.
I don't think he ever had the ball under control.
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I wouldn't sing the 'one of our own' chant to Rodriguez if he's playing against us, but don't you think there's a reason why some people (Rodriguez, Keane) get a warm reception and other's (Shackell, Gray) don't? It's usually because of the way they left or they way they connected, or failed to connect with the fans.tim_noone wrote:Rodriguez he's one of our own..... Chose west brom. But he's one of our own? No doubt he will get warmly applauded.. Why? He's one of our own...my ar$e! But I wouldn't boo him.
Gray was a bad egg. The homophobic stuff left a bad taste and his cupping ears at the crowd, who almost always gave him their full support, meant that he obviously didn't earn the right to get a 'hero's welcome' on his return to the Turf.
Incidentally I think this is one level too high for him and £18m was daylight robbery.
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.bobinho wrote:Eh?
Look. Grays not very good. That’s a cast iron fact. Did ok for us at championship level, and left us for a club that isn’t either bigger or better. He thought they were, and he will suffer for that, because they aren’t.
Cups his ears at us when we’ve travelled a long way to support the team. Cups his ears at the Watford fans too???
You be embarrassed by all means. I neither booed nor applauded him. He plays for someone else, because he wants to. If people booed him, that’s up to them, but I’m certainly not embarrassed by that. They paid their money, they earned the right.
Did ok at championship level for us. Good footballer? There’s better footballers up towneley on Sunday morning. At this level, both us AND Watford know we’ve had their eyes out.
Andre gray is a “has been”. He will drift away down the leagues until only his family remember his name.
You are definitely warming to him bobinho
"Did okay at championship level for us" come on you know he did much much better than okay for us in the promotion season.
For the record I find fans who boo ex-players a little bit sad. Today I would of not reacted in any way when Gray came on, but once the silly minority booed him I reacted by applauding as quite a few other fans around me did.
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If he ever plays at turf moor out of curiosity..what reception would ings get?Rileybobs wrote:I wouldn't sing the 'one of our own' chant to Rodriguez if he's playing against us, but don't you think there's a reason why some people (Rodriguez, Keane) get a warm reception and other's (Shackell, Gray) don't? It's usually because of the way they left or they way they connected, or failed to connect with the fans.
Gray was a bad egg. The homophobic stuff left a bad taste and his cupping ears at the crowd, who almost always gave him their full support, meant that he obviously didn't earn the right to get a 'hero's welcome' on his return to the Turf.
Incidentally I think this is one level too high for him and £18m was daylight robbery.
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I imagine he would get a warm reception as he was a fans favourite and garnished a lot of publicity and good will for his local charity work.tim_noone wrote:If he ever plays at turf moor out of curiosity..what reception would ings get?
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He did a job for us.
No need for any boos.
No need for any boos.
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I think you'll find I agree with you regarding grays ability as a footballer. See post 27.bobinho wrote:Eh?
Look. Grays not very good. That’s a cast iron fact. Did ok for us at championship level, and left us for a club that isn’t either bigger or better. He thought they were, and he will suffer for that, because they aren’t.
Cups his ears at us when we’ve travelled a long way to support the team. Cups his ears at the Watford fans too???
You be embarrassed by all means. I neither booed nor applauded him. He plays for someone else, because he wants to. If people booed him, that’s up to them, but I’m certainly not embarrassed by that. They paid their money, they earned the right.
Did ok at championship level for us. Good footballer? There’s better footballers up towneley on Sunday morning. At this level, both us AND Watford know we’ve had their eyes out.
Andre gray is a “has been”. He will drift away down the leagues until only his family remember his name.
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Are you simple drunk or what?bfccrazy wrote:We should have cheered him on - he was amazing for us.
I would have loved him to score .... Probably would have celebrated more than when Arfield bagged.
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Neither. Which are you to get upset over the sarcasm going over your head?Stayingup wrote:Are you simple drunk or what?
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SD & the Burnley directors must still be laughing themselves to sleep every night with the knowledge of Watford's £18m in the bank.
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That I agree with..he put £9million into our clubs coffers £9million amazing business! Thanks for choosing us instead of Bristol City.Nonayforever wrote:SD & the Burnley directors must still be laughing themselves to sleep every night with the knowledge of Watford's £18m in the bank.
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Absolutely!tim_noone wrote:That I agree with..he put £9million into our clubs coffers £9million amazing business! Thanks for choosing us instead of Bristol City.
£9 million quid and loads of goals that helped to put us where we are now!
What's not to like!?
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Cupping his ears at his own fans and being a bigot? This stuff has already been mentioned in this very thread. How can you still be asking that question?RingoMcCartney wrote:What's not to like!?
FWIW, I'm about as indifferent as one could be towards the bloke.
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gray had a small amount of time here, did well with that early goal and was a firm favourite because we signed him.
Most could tell his head was up his a**e, and he would prefer southern based attention.
Might have been a decent lad but getting a tiny bit of stick from some supporters wouldn't have bothered him remotely.
Most could tell his head was up his a**e, and he would prefer southern based attention.
Might have been a decent lad but getting a tiny bit of stick from some supporters wouldn't have bothered him remotely.
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Talking to Watford fans at a train station on the way home, they think our club committed daylight robbery on them and they reckoned he touched the ball once.
As the bloke at the match to me said he is probably not the only greedy b******* out there on that pitch however I wouldn't worry about hurting his feelings too much as given some of his comments other people's feelings don't appear to concern him too much.
As the bloke at the match to me said he is probably not the only greedy b******* out there on that pitch however I wouldn't worry about hurting his feelings too much as given some of his comments other people's feelings don't appear to concern him too much.
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I think we should all pipe down a bit. He clearly wanted to move to a 'bigger' club and be with his tart. I think we can surely all agree on that, yeah? He moved for money, fame and location - again - obvious! It doesn't take an expert to know this.
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Some fans are more concerned about an opposing player's feelings than the fact that player is trying to prevent their own team from winning. Pathetic.
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I don't care. He don't care. 1 - nil. **** you you Middlesex tossbags
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He was the top goalscorer in the league and we went up as champions.bobinho wrote:Eh?
Look. Grays not very good. That’s a cast iron fact. Did ok for us at championship level
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I thought the reception he got was pretty much on a par to his track record, attitude, behaviour,performances and the comments he got up to him leaving us. Fair.
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So like every other player then!?cutsy123 wrote:Funk him
He left us for no reason other than money. He deserved a boo
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I don't understand some of the ill-feeling towards him.
The big pluses were his goals that helped us win the Championship and establish in the Prem (wasn't that goal at Crystal Palace for our away win last season well taken for instance). Also, the profit in £millions we made on him.
The negatives were the ear-cupping type posturing & the feeling that he wanted to be "big-time Charlie".
On balance a decent contribution to our recent success.
He plays for somebody else now, no need to clap him but no real need for the dislike/boos either.
The big pluses were his goals that helped us win the Championship and establish in the Prem (wasn't that goal at Crystal Palace for our away win last season well taken for instance). Also, the profit in £millions we made on him.
The negatives were the ear-cupping type posturing & the feeling that he wanted to be "big-time Charlie".
On balance a decent contribution to our recent success.
He plays for somebody else now, no need to clap him but no real need for the dislike/boos either.
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You are quite correct. Maybe “okay” was a little harsh. He did well for us at championship level. He might do well again at that level. More chance of him doing okay though isn’t there?JohnMcGreal wrote:He was the top goalscorer in the league and we went up as champions.
My point stands though. He’s just not a very good footballer. Your namesake was a better footballer than gray. You know it, I know it, and now Watford and their fans know it.
I didn’t boo him, nor did I applaud. He’s a professional footballer in every sense of the word “professional”. He turns up, he trains, he plays, he very occasionally does well, and he takes the money, without developing any affinity whatsoever for who he plays for. It’s a job to him. That’s fair enough, that’s who he is. Other professional footballers are different. We have one or two who are. Dean Marney for example. He’s the sort of player I would miss my half time bene to welcome back with applause. FWIW, I think the only time we will se AG back here, is for another opposition team. In the cup, cos he won’t be in this league very long.
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New definition of "okay" being used here
Championship player of the year, in a team that finished top of the league and was unbeaten for 23 games.
Before we signed Andre, we were never, ever going to do that (ditto Barton btw)
I think it was about 50/50 to his reception, and I certainly wasn't alone clapping a lot longer than normal for a ex-player, if mainly to counter act the boos and stupid chant about money.
Championship player of the year, in a team that finished top of the league and was unbeaten for 23 games.
Before we signed Andre, we were never, ever going to do that (ditto Barton btw)
I think it was about 50/50 to his reception, and I certainly wasn't alone clapping a lot longer than normal for a ex-player, if mainly to counter act the boos and stupid chant about money.
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Garnerssoap wrote:I don't care. He don't care. 1 - nil. **** you you Middlesex tossbags
Watford is in Hertfordshire, not Middlesex.
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"I think it was about 50/50 to his reception, and I certainly wasn't alone clapping a lot longer than normal for a ex-player, if mainly to counter act the boos and stupid chant about money."
I liked Gray as a player. He did okay in his first season in the Prem and the service he received was poor, in the Championship he was superb (or okay for those with a poor grasp of reality).
As I stated in an earlier post, I did not acknowledge his coming on to the pitch until the boos and stupid chants which led to me clapping him.
I liked Gray as a player. He did okay in his first season in the Prem and the service he received was poor, in the Championship he was superb (or okay for those with a poor grasp of reality).
As I stated in an earlier post, I did not acknowledge his coming on to the pitch until the boos and stupid chants which led to me clapping him.
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There’s a lot of people getting upset on here about Andre Gray’s feelings when he wouldn’t give a toss about yours
As it goes, I didn’t applaud or boo... I really don’t understand making an opposition player welcome at Turf Moor. I think it’s a bit pathetic, especially anyone who tried to chant for him as well. You do understand he’s a Watford player now and attempting to beat our team?
As it goes, I didn’t applaud or boo... I really don’t understand making an opposition player welcome at Turf Moor. I think it’s a bit pathetic, especially anyone who tried to chant for him as well. You do understand he’s a Watford player now and attempting to beat our team?
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Wasn't the booing linked to his reported attitude in forcing a transfer?
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cav wrote:There’s a lot of people getting upset on here about Andre Gray’s feelings when he wouldn’t give a toss about yours
As it goes, I didn’t applaud or boo... I really don’t understand making an opposition player welcome at Turf Moor. I think it’s a bit pathetic, especially anyone who tried to chant for him as well. You do understand he’s a Watford player now and attempting to beat our team?
Not sure any Burnley fan could give a toss about Gray's feelings. More a case of some of us feeling embarrassed by our own fans reactions to ex-players which is what the OP said.
I still remember some fans (?) booing Glen Little when he came to the Turf with Reading - Morons.
I don't think there should be any reaction at all to returning ex-players apart from the very odd exceptional player worthy of a clap.
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Spot on.3putt wrote:
I don't think there should be any reaction at all to returning ex-players apart from the very odd exceptional player worthy of a clap.
And then only for the half time draw.
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He got nowt but indifference from me. I am also not even remotely embarrassed by any of the booing that he got. People pay their money and take their choices.
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Irrespective of his current position (which is still uncertain) he has a history of association with gangs.
It'd be foolish to deny Gray did well for us and scored plenty in the Championship - a real catalyst for that promotion.
He didn't make the step up to Premier League particularly well and his poor attributes (first touch, zero composure and ropey finishing) have been a greater factor than his strengths (pace and power) - this trend seems to be contining at Watford.
He never improved on any of those weaknesses whilst at Burnley.
He was found to have homophibic tendencies. Universally anybody that harbours such backwards beliefs should be slammed for those opinions. Nobody ought to be suprised that this revelation created a disconnect between him and the average supporter.
He lives in the limelight which will always emphasise somebodies characteristics - good or bad.
As fans we never universally warmed to him (justifiably in my view) and his response was to cup his ears towards us which smacks of disrespect.
He left at the first opportunity for more money and a life in London (it seems).
No wonder some fans didn't clap him, they have decided what he is and they don't like it. Every one of those supporters is entitled to their opinion too. Gray gave them plenty of reason to harbour those opinions.
For me he's made his bed and now he has to lie in it.
Numerous fans snapped back at me when I justified not liking him and claimed he'd fire if he went to a team that played to his strengths. Well his move to Watford is proving my opinion on his limited ability.
It'd be foolish to deny Gray did well for us and scored plenty in the Championship - a real catalyst for that promotion.
He didn't make the step up to Premier League particularly well and his poor attributes (first touch, zero composure and ropey finishing) have been a greater factor than his strengths (pace and power) - this trend seems to be contining at Watford.
He never improved on any of those weaknesses whilst at Burnley.
He was found to have homophibic tendencies. Universally anybody that harbours such backwards beliefs should be slammed for those opinions. Nobody ought to be suprised that this revelation created a disconnect between him and the average supporter.
He lives in the limelight which will always emphasise somebodies characteristics - good or bad.
As fans we never universally warmed to him (justifiably in my view) and his response was to cup his ears towards us which smacks of disrespect.
He left at the first opportunity for more money and a life in London (it seems).
No wonder some fans didn't clap him, they have decided what he is and they don't like it. Every one of those supporters is entitled to their opinion too. Gray gave them plenty of reason to harbour those opinions.
For me he's made his bed and now he has to lie in it.
Numerous fans snapped back at me when I justified not liking him and claimed he'd fire if he went to a team that played to his strengths. Well his move to Watford is proving my opinion on his limited ability.
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Thought he made a real difference when he came on. For us
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He was unfortunate to come on immediately after the Watford player had dived in the area - think he would have got a better reception otherwise
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I think the sole reason Gray got more stick than personally I expected were the antics of the Watford team / coaching staff. He came on at a tense part of the game and I am not sure the crowd were in a mood to applaud any player.
As for Gray in a Burnley shirt there are some very selective memories on this thread. To say he had anything but a fantastic season for us when we got promotion is ridiculous.
The way he left the club was not great and he was never a person I and many other fans could warm to. I always thought he would leave Burnley as he seems more motivated by money and the "bling" trappings of your average footballer (I know most are motivated by money).
Gray looks like he is going backwards at Watford - which I find very pleasing ! If Deeney is fit or not suspended Gray is on the bench - I doubt very much that is what Watford expected when they forked out nearly £20m. Deeney was on the bench quite a lot last year and he looks a bit overweight to me (though I still think he would do a good job under Dyche)
Anyway what's not to like about doubling your money on a player that got us promotion and we then buy a better player ?
As for Gray in a Burnley shirt there are some very selective memories on this thread. To say he had anything but a fantastic season for us when we got promotion is ridiculous.
The way he left the club was not great and he was never a person I and many other fans could warm to. I always thought he would leave Burnley as he seems more motivated by money and the "bling" trappings of your average footballer (I know most are motivated by money).
Gray looks like he is going backwards at Watford - which I find very pleasing ! If Deeney is fit or not suspended Gray is on the bench - I doubt very much that is what Watford expected when they forked out nearly £20m. Deeney was on the bench quite a lot last year and he looks a bit overweight to me (though I still think he would do a good job under Dyche)
Anyway what's not to like about doubling your money on a player that got us promotion and we then buy a better player ?
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Just shows how thick some of our own supporters are.HatfieldClaret wrote:Watford is in Hertfordshire, not Middlesex.