This is such a good point and speaks volumes if he hasn't
Could Wout be the next Ashley?
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Re: Could Wout be the next Ashley?
My point is you can't possibly make that judgement because the evidence is not there. If Kompany decides to keep him next season, by all means question it if you choose on football grounds. You've watched him play for Burnley and on the telly for United and others,so you've got evidence to justify an opinion (in either direction). But dismissing players as bad apples on loose hearsay isn't based on similar evidence.
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Re: Could Wout be the next Ashley?
Why does it?
He could have sent a message to any of them privately, heaven forbid we’re now judging people by what they don’t put on social media
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Bound to be talked about when discussions are taking place about whether or not he will be re-integrated into our squad. Especially when squad unity has been key to our successes and multiple reports that he wasn't a popular member of our squad - if you don't believe them that's fair enough but I do and I'm happy to say so.claretspice wrote: ↑Sun Apr 09, 2023 11:49 amMy point is you can't possibly make that judgement because the evidence is not there. If Kompany decides to keep him next season, by all means question it if you choose on football grounds. You've watched him play for Burnley and on the telly for United and others,so you've got evidence to justify an opinion (in either direction). But dismissing players as bad apples on loose hearsay isn't based on similar evidence.
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Re: Could Wout be the next Ashley?
I think it’s a bit of coin toss, sometimes I have seen him and he looks decent and does his job. In other games I can’t see what all the fuss is about.
Think we would be better getting what money we can for him and moving on. He’s done well in Germany and Turkey, so there is a market for him.
Alternatively we could swap him and McNally for Gyokeres.
Think we would be better getting what money we can for him and moving on. He’s done well in Germany and Turkey, so there is a market for him.
Alternatively we could swap him and McNally for Gyokeres.
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To make this clear Wout has STILL not congratulates us on our promotion despite us still remaining his contracted club. He does not care about our club and does not want to be here, and the fact is after how he has spoken and acted he does not deserve to be at our club in the summer we should sell him for whatever we can and forget that he ever existed
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Re: Could Wout be the next Ashley?
You have no way of knowing that he hasn’t called Alan Pace up himself and offered congratulations.HistoricalClaret wrote: ↑Sun Apr 09, 2023 12:19 pmTo make this clear Wout has STILL not congratulates us on our promotion despite us still remaining his contracted club. He does not care about our club and does not want to be here, and the fact is after how he has spoken and acted he does not deserve to be at our club in the summer we should sell him for whatever we can and forget that he ever existed
This behaviour of demonising an individual based on some weird prejudice you have against them really has to stop.
Ben Mee himself even came out himself and said a lot of the rumours around Wout were just complete b******s
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Re: Could Wout be the next Ashley?
Ben Mee came out and said the rumour of him calling players up late at night was false which it was, because it never happened at Burnley it happened at his old club at Wolfsburg.CoolClaret wrote: ↑Sun Apr 09, 2023 12:25 pmYou have no way of knowing that he hasn’t called Alan Pace up himself and offered congratulations.
This behaviour of demonising an individual based on some weird prejudice you have against them really has to stop.
Ben Mee himself even came out himself and said a lot of the rumours around Wout were just complete b******s
Now to add I couldnt care less if he had called up Alan Pace and offered congratulations he hasnt posted ANYTHING on social media to congratulate the fans and the club as a whole.
He said within 2 weeks of getting to Man U he wanted to stay and within a week he started slagging off Besiktas, there training standards and how the clubs level just wasnt high enough for him. Despite him scoring goals and having lots of fan love there.
Wout Weghorst is a man with the ego the size of Ronaldo but the actual footballing skill of Dale Stephens. He should NEVER be back in this club.
He will destroy the brilliant dressing room atmosphere we have seen built at Burnley one that in the last 2 days has been extremely evident and before you argue back that all of this is speculation or baseless I will remind you of his very public and very obvious on-pitch shouting match with Conner Roberts.
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Re: Could Wout be the next Ashley?
Sounds like a you baby man-child problem, not a Wout problem.HistoricalClaret wrote: ↑Sun Apr 09, 2023 12:32 pmNow to add I couldnt care less if he had called up Alan Pace and offered congratulations he hasnt posted ANYTHING on social media to congratulate the fans and the club as a whole.
Re: Could Wout be the next Ashley?
Get rid asap and get money back for him. Use this to buy a PL calibre forward who is enthusiastic to play for BFC. He is nowhere near good enough for Man Utd nor for us at that level. He offers nice touches, lay offs and work off the ball but what else. Plenty of players offer this and a whole lot more.
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Re: Could Wout be the next Ashley?
Why defend him like at all, I also love how you discount the rest of my argument and focus on one of my own personal gripes.CoolClaret wrote: ↑Sun Apr 09, 2023 12:39 pmSounds like a you baby man-child problem, not a Wout problem.
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Re: Could Wout be the next Ashley?
I don't care if he congratulates us or not.
i don't think he's a fit for us up front next season.
Hopefully we can get him off the books and recoup at least a small amount of money.
i don't think he's a fit for us up front next season.
Hopefully we can get him off the books and recoup at least a small amount of money.
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Re: Could Wout be the next Ashley?
Would sending a nice tweet about promotion cure him from being crap at football?
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Re: Could Wout be the next Ashley?
This is where your reading comprehension needs to be better;HistoricalClaret wrote: ↑Sun Apr 09, 2023 12:51 pmWhy defend him like at all, I also love how you discount the rest of my argument and focus on one of my own personal gripes.
I haven’t ‘defended’ Wout here, merely pointed out that the notion of criticising someone for not posting whatever message on their own social media is beyond ridiculous.
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Re: Could Wout be the next Ashley?
For all we know he has turned up yesterday at Alan Pace’s house holding aloft a boombox playing ‘Celebration’ by Kool and the Gang.
I do not rate him but we can’t judge anyone on a lack of a social media message.
I do not rate him but we can’t judge anyone on a lack of a social media message.
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Re: Could Wout be the next Ashley?
My opinion for what's worth.
WW is a Burnley player and will report for pre season with the rest of his colleagues unless we have sold him beforehand.
I will trust VK completely in making his assement of whether he will be a fit in our playing system and whether he will be a fit with the squad.
Let's not forget WW will find this a totally different club to the one he played in last season. VK, the coaches and staff are completely different and most of them probably can communicate with him in his own language.
He might find he feels at home and can be a positive player within our Premier League squad.
Time will tell.
WW is a Burnley player and will report for pre season with the rest of his colleagues unless we have sold him beforehand.
I will trust VK completely in making his assement of whether he will be a fit in our playing system and whether he will be a fit with the squad.
Let's not forget WW will find this a totally different club to the one he played in last season. VK, the coaches and staff are completely different and most of them probably can communicate with him in his own language.
He might find he feels at home and can be a positive player within our Premier League squad.
Time will tell.
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Re: Could Wout be the next Ashley?
Feeling at home is not going to turn him into a club legend.Claretnick wrote: ↑Sun Apr 09, 2023 1:00 pmMy opinion for what's worth.
WW is a Burnley player and will report for pre season with the rest of his colleagues unless we have sold him beforehand.
I will trust VK completely in making his assement of whether he will be a fit in our playing system and whether he will be a fit with the squad.
Let's not forget WW will find this a totally different club to the one he played in last season. VK, the coaches and staff are completely different and most of them probably can communicate with him in his own language.
He might find he feels at home and can be a positive player within our Premier League squad.
Time will tell.
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Re: Could Wout be the next Ashley?
Im not criticising him for that though am I. You cant take a point of a larger argument stand it on its own and then says as a an independant argument that its invalid I think its your comprehension that fails you and considering I am actively doing a degree involving a hell of a lot of reading a critical thought I back my own abilities in that are thanks very much. As part of a larger argument I simply felt it is telling, that along with previous behaviours and actions, the lack of any public congratulations from Wout is well telling in regards to his opinions, desires and general lack of care or thought for our club.CoolClaret wrote: ↑Sun Apr 09, 2023 12:55 pmThis is where your reading comprehension needs to be better;
I haven’t ‘defended’ Wout here, merely pointed out that the notion of criticising someone for not posting whatever message on their own social media is beyond ridiculous.
Re: Could Wout be the next Ashley?
As pointed out above, he seems quite capable in the German leagues and probably has a few suitors.
Would it not make sense to use WW as a make weight in a deal to get Beyer over the line ?
Would it not make sense to use WW as a make weight in a deal to get Beyer over the line ?
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Did I say anything about him becoming a club legend?boatshed bill wrote: ↑Sun Apr 09, 2023 1:04 pmFeeling at home is not going to turn him into a club legend.
I will leave it with VK to take this forward in whatever way he feels is the best for the club
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Re: Could Wout be the next Ashley?
Claretnick wrote: ↑Sun Apr 09, 2023 1:09 pmDid I say anything about him becoming a club legend?
I will leave it with VK to take this forward in whatever way he feels is the best for the club
It's in the thread title. Ashley Barnes is a club legend, isn't he?
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Well yeah, that’s exactly what you did.HistoricalClaret wrote: ↑Sun Apr 09, 2023 1:04 pmIm not criticising him for that though am I. You cant take a point of a larger argument stand it on its own and then says as a an independant argument that its invalid I think its your comprehension that fails you and considering I am actively doing a degree involving a hell of a lot of reading a critical thought I back my own abilities in that are thanks very much. As part of a larger argument I simply felt it is telling, that along with previous behaviours and actions, the lack of any public congratulations from Wout is well telling in regards to his opinions, desires and general lack of care or thought for our club.
By your own admission you even said that you aren’t bothered if he personally congratulated Alan Pace himself because he hadn’t posted on social media, which, he has no obligation to do so and it’s very weird to judge someone on what they chose to do with their own social media, rather than what they actually do behind the scenes.
If you’re talking about behaviours and actions to judge him on, I’d probably look at:
- how he performed in training
- the intensity he exerted on the pitch
By all accounts he was a model pro (Dyche said as much) and going off game stats he also put a hell of a shift in, even if he didn’t score quite as we wished.
You strike me as the type of middle manager that loves sycophants to boost your own fragile ego rather than people that actually get things done.
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Dyche who despite my love- Had a player of 10 years and his long time captain refuse to talk about him while mired in constant rumours among certain "ITK" fans of an unsavoury happening at the training ground gotcha mate, loving the personal references to my character and ability btw rather than addressing the actual 6 foot 6 elephant in the room that the topic is all about.CoolClaret wrote: ↑Sun Apr 09, 2023 1:16 pmWell yeah, that’s exactly what you did.
By your own admission you even said that you aren’t bothered if he personally congratulated Alan Pace himself because he hadn’t posted on social media, which, he has no obligation to do so and it’s very weird to judge someone on what they chose to do with their own social media, rather than what they actually do behind the scenes.
If you’re talking about behaviours and actions to judge him on, I’d probably look at:
- how he performed in training
- the intensity he exerted on the pitch
By all accounts he was a model pro (Dyche said as much) and going off game stats he also put a hell of a shift in, even if he didn’t score quite as we wished.
You strike me as the type of middle manager that loves sycophants to boost your own fragile ego rather than people that actually get things done.
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Re: Could Wout be the next Ashley?
My apologies for misreading the title, thought we were talking about the role in the team that Ash has been playing since the Rovers game.boatshed bill wrote: ↑Sun Apr 09, 2023 1:11 pmIt's in the thread title. Ashley Barnes is a club legend, isn't he?
Of course Ash is and always will be a club legend.
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You’re more than welcome to judge him based on your perception of his footballing ability (as long as it’s got some logic to it vs irrational dislikes) but to judge him on his character based on what you see (or more importantly don’t see) on social media is really pathetic and is what dullards do.HistoricalClaret wrote: ↑Sun Apr 09, 2023 1:24 pmDyche who despite my love- Had a player of 10 years and his long time captain refuse to talk about him while mired in constant rumours among certain "ITK" fans of an unsavoury happening at the training ground gotcha mate, loving the personal references to my character and ability btw rather than addressing the actual 6 foot 6 elephant in the room that the topic is all about.
That’s the point
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Re: Could Wout be the next Ashley?
Yes, I was just making a comparison between likely levels of popularity.Claretnick wrote: ↑Sun Apr 09, 2023 1:24 pmMy apologies for misreading the title, thought we were talking about the role in the team that Ash has been playing since the Rovers game.
Of course Ash is and always will be a club legend.
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Re: Could Wout be the next Ashley?
He'd have been good this season in the Championship, I'd have no problem whatsoever about him being here next year, great option to have, he won't be VK's first but an option nonetheless.
Re: Could Wout be the next Ashley?
He needs to master football first before he has a crack at butchering.
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You’re claiming facts without proof. Dangerous ground.HistoricalClaret wrote: ↑Sun Apr 09, 2023 12:19 pmTo make this clear Wout has STILL not congratulates us on our promotion despite us still remaining his contracted club. He does not care about our club and does not want to be here, and the fact is after how he has spoken and acted he does not deserve to be at our club in the summer we should sell him for whatever we can and forget that he ever existed
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Conner Roberts doesn’t strike me as the correct yard stick to measure the worth of a person.HistoricalClaret wrote: ↑Sun Apr 09, 2023 12:32 pmBen Mee came out and said the rumour of him calling players up late at night was false which it was, because it never happened at Burnley it happened at his old club at Wolfsburg.
Now to add I couldnt care less if he had called up Alan Pace and offered congratulations he hasnt posted ANYTHING on social media to congratulate the fans and the club as a whole.
He said within 2 weeks of getting to Man U he wanted to stay and within a week he started slagging off Besiktas, there training standards and how the clubs level just wasnt high enough for him. Despite him scoring goals and having lots of fan love there.
Wout Weghorst is a man with the ego the size of Ronaldo but the actual footballing skill of Dale Stephens. He should NEVER be back in this club.
He will destroy the brilliant dressing room atmosphere we have seen built at Burnley one that in the last 2 days has been extremely evident and before you argue back that all of this is speculation or baseless I will remind you of his very public and very obvious on-pitch shouting match with Conner Roberts.
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Re: Could Wout be the next Ashley?
What ever VK thinks . Don't forget we've Foster still to come back ( jury's out on him , but a lot of fans wrote Barnsie off 7 months ago !! ) .
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Re: Could Wout be the next Ashley?
Imagine a scenario when a club has been relegated and a few weeks later two players are opponents playing for their respective countries. One player scores and his team wins. The other player is on the losing side. Add in that one player knows his wage will reduce because relegation clause applies. Meanwhile other player, who joined only in second half of season, has negotiated that he goes out on loan to protect his chances to play in world cup - and won't experience relegation clause pay cut. What do we expect the losing player to say?taio wrote: ↑Sun Apr 09, 2023 12:03 pmBound to be talked about when discussions are taking place about whether or not he will be re-integrated into our squad. Especially when squad unity has been key to our successes and multiple reports that he wasn't a popular member of our squad - if you don't believe them that's fair enough but I do and I'm happy to say so.
It will be very different if Vincent Kompany brings Wout Weghorst back into the squad. Connor Roberts will be buzzing because he's had a good season in a winning team - and he's back in the Premier League and his relegation clause has been cancelled.
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Re: Could Wout be the next Ashley?
His attitude can't be that bad if he's getting picked week in week out at United, and by and large I think they've been impressed with his commitment and effort (if not his finishing) We haven't much experience in this squad, if he wants to play here and VK wants him I've no problem with it
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Re: Could Wout be the next Ashley?
Nice idea that Wout Weghorst will be more at home at Barnfield because he can speak in Dutch with Vincent Kompany and some of his team mates. Almost all Dutch people are fluent in English and often two or three other languages as well as Dutch. However, where you may be correct is that Dutch and Belgians and people who have lived in those countries will be very comfortable with the common Dutch personal characteristic of how they express themselves and how they speak of performance by others.Claretnick wrote: ↑Sun Apr 09, 2023 1:00 pmMy opinion for what's worth.
WW is a Burnley player and will report for pre season with the rest of his colleagues unless we have sold him beforehand.
I will trust VK completely in making his assement of whether he will be a fit in our playing system and whether he will be a fit with the squad.
Let's not forget WW will find this a totally different club to the one he played in last season. VK, the coaches and staff are completely different and most of them probably can communicate with him in his own language.
He might find he feels at home and can be a positive player within our Premier League squad.
Time will tell.
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Re: Could Wout be the next Ashley?
A lot of emotion from some on this thread and a lack of facts. Here are facts
- Weghorst is a better footballer than Ashley Barnes (legend or not)
- Weghorst had a contract that looked after his own interests
- the current squad has a better winning mentality compared to the relegated squad. I wont postulate as to it being better or not
- if he is still our contracted player (and I’m personally not convinced he is) then VK will weigh up his fit into the squad, or not
Everything else is subjective and conjecture
- Weghorst is a better footballer than Ashley Barnes (legend or not)
- Weghorst had a contract that looked after his own interests
- the current squad has a better winning mentality compared to the relegated squad. I wont postulate as to it being better or not
- if he is still our contracted player (and I’m personally not convinced he is) then VK will weigh up his fit into the squad, or not
Everything else is subjective and conjecture
Re: Could Wout be the next Ashley?
United fans on redcafe are saying that Wout is a combination of Van Persie and Van Nistelrooy.
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Re: Could Wout be the next Ashley?
The reason Weghorst will not be the next Ashley is this:
Burnley are a “buy low sell high” club now, no position is that more pivotal to than striker, so we will have a youngish striker, and ideally we need an experienced guy on the bench in case it doesn’t work or they go out of form, as young strikers are a risk in the PL and can have long barren spells.
That experience could be Jay, or Barnes (hence why I think his departure is an error) but it won’t be Weghorst. Can anyone see him happy not being the main man? Ashley and Jay would be I suspect.
Burnley are a “buy low sell high” club now, no position is that more pivotal to than striker, so we will have a youngish striker, and ideally we need an experienced guy on the bench in case it doesn’t work or they go out of form, as young strikers are a risk in the PL and can have long barren spells.
That experience could be Jay, or Barnes (hence why I think his departure is an error) but it won’t be Weghorst. Can anyone see him happy not being the main man? Ashley and Jay would be I suspect.
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Re: Could Wout be the next Ashley?
Absolutely no surprise Utd won’t be keeping Weghorst.
Those 2 World Cup goals inflated his reputation , not for the first time scoring in a World Cup tournament has done that for a player.
He’s bobbins
Those 2 World Cup goals inflated his reputation , not for the first time scoring in a World Cup tournament has done that for a player.
He’s bobbins
Re: Could Wout be the next Ashley?
Bit naive to underestimate the power and significance of social media. You may not agree with it , but he knows it, most people know it and for him to ignore it does indeed speak volumes. It's the modern day PR and a large aspect of modern day professional football leans heavily upon it.CoolClaret wrote: ↑Sun Apr 09, 2023 11:55 amWhy does it?
He could have sent a message to any of them privately, heaven forbid we’re now judging people by what they don’t put on social media
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The bloke hasn't issued a tweet since 2017Tufty wrote: ↑Sun Apr 09, 2023 7:44 pmBit naive to underestimate the power and significance of social media. You may not agree with it , but he knows it, most people know it and for him to ignore it does indeed speak volumes. It's the modern day PR and a large aspect of modern day professional football leans heavily upon it.
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Re: Could Wout be the next Ashley?
What ever happens with him happens, if he goes fine if he stays then if he hits the ground running next season all will be forgotten
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Re: Could Wout be the next Ashley?
Should this translate as - he's still on our books & it might be tricky offloading him somewhere else on favourable terms to our initial outlay so let's give the guy a go.
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Re: Could Wout be the next Ashley?
Hopefully not
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Re: Could Wout be the next Ashley?
Strange that Man Utd signed WW on loan when , according to most of the posts on here, he is/was such a waste of space as a footballer and a human being.
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Re: Could Wout be the next Ashley?
We were. Otherwise the title would have been, 'Can Wout become the next club legend like Ashley'.Claretnick wrote: ↑Sun Apr 09, 2023 1:24 pmMy apologies for misreading the title, thought we were talking about the role in the team that Ash has been playing since the Rovers game.
Of course Ash is and always will be a club legend.
Re: Could Wout be the next Ashley?
Most United fans I know really like him for what he contributes to the team. He doesn't score many, but he contributes a lot to their hold-up and interplay. Just like Ashley does for us.
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I will leave this to Vinny. He will speak to Wout and between them they will decide whether he has a future here. If they both agree he has then he gets my FULL support. No niggly “he’s a wrong un” when he has a bad game. If he plays for us ever again then he gets a clean slate.
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Why not keep them both? Barnes had his best goals return when playing with Chris Wood, so maybe a Barnes-Weghorst front two is just what we need to tear up the PL next year…