Ben Mee - more insight to his departure
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Ben Mee - more insight to his departure
Couldn’t see an obvious post for this
https://www.burnleyexpress.net/sport/fo ... iOzr71Dl30
Interesting insight
https://www.burnleyexpress.net/sport/fo ... iOzr71Dl30
Interesting insight
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Re: Ben Mee - more insight to his departure
Isn't this just a transcript of the podcast?
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Re: Ben Mee - more insight to his departure
Thanks for posting this
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Re: Ben Mee - more insight to his departure
Possibly- must have missed that post as I’ve stayed off here for a few days with all the post defeat fallout.
The article was posted an hour ago.
The article was posted an hour ago.
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Re: Ben Mee - more insight to his departure
It's a good post, sorry, just thought it was more meat on the bones of the podcast.
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Re: Ben Mee - more insight to his departure
Sounds like Dyche and the players grew apart and the relationship became stale before his abrupt departure. Mee is a genuine guy, contract talks stalled and a parting of the ways was inevitable. However both Dyche and Mee gave excellent service to the club and deserve our thanks.
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Re: Ben Mee - more insight to his departure
...and SD was very loyal to Mee. I thought that Collins deserved to keep the shirt several times following Ben's injuries but Ben came straight back into the team every time he was fitCleggHall wrote: ↑Mon Nov 07, 2022 9:00 pmSounds like Dyche and the players grew apart and the relationship became stale before his abrupt departure. Mee is a genuine guy, contract talks stalled and a parting of the ways was inevitable. However both Dyche and Mee gave excellent service to the club and deserve our thanks.
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The interview is certainly a lot more accurate than the absolute uninformed nonsense written about Ben after he left claiming it was him who abandoned the club for money by some.
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Abandoned is an emotional word that doesn't seem to apply but in fact he did leave for more money, and of course Premier League football. No-one can blame him for that but let's not make him out to be something special beyond him giving good service for most of the time he was here.claretonthecoast1882 wrote: ↑Tue Nov 08, 2022 8:36 amThe interview is certainly a lot more accurate than the absolute uninformed nonsense written about Ben after he left claiming it was him who abandoned the club for money by some.
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Maybe not in your eyes!Hipper wrote: ↑Tue Nov 08, 2022 3:26 pmAbandoned is an emotional word that doesn't seem to apply but in fact he did leave for more money, and of course Premier League football. No-one can blame him for that but let's not make him out to be something special beyond him giving good service for most of the time he was here.
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Good service for most of his time.Hipper wrote: ↑Tue Nov 08, 2022 3:26 pmAbandoned is an emotional word that doesn't seem to apply but in fact he did leave for more money, and of course Premier League football. No-one can blame him for that but let's not make him out to be something special beyond him giving good service for most of the time he was here.
Jeez he’s been consistently a top level defender for us for the best part of a decade and played a key role in us staying in the premier league for as long as we did… not to mention a few top ten finishes and a European adventure
Also as well as constantly putting his body on the line (and his face on one notable occasion), he was a fantastic role model and spoke passionately and intelligently on a few issues.
But yeah… nothing special
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And he was very well paid. I would expect good professional service.Indecisive wrote: ↑Tue Nov 08, 2022 5:31 pmGood service for most of his time.
Jeez he’s been consistently a top level defender for us for the best part of a decade and played a key role in us staying in the premier league for as long as we did… not to mention a few top ten finishes and a European adventure
Also as well as constantly putting his body on the line (and his face on one notable occasion), he was a fantastic role model and spoke passionately and intelligently on a few issues.
But yeah… nothing special
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Did he leave for more money than he was being paid or money money than he was being offered?
If, as it was reported, it was an 80% reduction then that a hell of a lot less regardless of the starting figure
If you were on £100,000 and was then asked to take £20,000 but then somebody else offered you £60,000, what would you do?
If, as it was reported, it was an 80% reduction then that a hell of a lot less regardless of the starting figure
If you were on £100,000 and was then asked to take £20,000 but then somebody else offered you £60,000, what would you do?
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Not sure the 80% reduction applied to all players.wilks_bfc wrote: ↑Tue Nov 08, 2022 5:48 pmDid he leave for more money than he was being paid or money money than he was being offered?
If, as it was reported, it was an 80% reduction then that a hell of a lot less regardless of the starting figure
If you were on £100,000 and was then asked to take £20,000 but then somebody else offered you £60,000, what would you do?
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Maybe not but, it still applies.
If Brentford offered more than we offered, why would he not go
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Re: Ben Mee - more insight to his departure
Ben should keep quiet and let is football do the talking until he's finished playing then write a book .
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Re: Ben Mee - more insight to his departure
New article/interview in the Telegraph
Ben Mee exclusive interview: 'Why I’ve stopped buying clothes'
Ben Mee on how things became 'stale' at Burnley, Thomas Frank's attacking instincts and his electric car preferences
https://12ft.io/proxy?q=https%3A%2F%2Fw ... d-first%2F
Ben Mee exclusive interview: 'Why I’ve stopped buying clothes'
Ben Mee on how things became 'stale' at Burnley, Thomas Frank's attacking instincts and his electric car preferences
https://12ft.io/proxy?q=https%3A%2F%2Fw ... d-first%2F
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Re: Ben Mee - more insight to his departure
Sounds to be happy at Brentford having escaped stale Turf Moor, a good move for him.
Re: Ben Mee - more insight to his departure
It was a bit stale, playing the same way for a number of years. There were frustrations around the club and the team, the fans as well a little bit. This season seems to have revitalised them.”
A little bit?
A little bit?