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Paolo Di Canio on life at Sheffield Wednesday


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Man Utd stood by Cantona for a flying kick at a fan, we disowned Di Canio for a little push on a ref. This club.. 

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It’s been 20 years but it still makes angry. At the time the club were very good at saying, he has sent in Doctors notes and won’t play, but basically he just wanted someone to say, he did wrong, let’s draw a line under it and let him play football. 

Bought for £4.5m and sold for £1.5m when he didn’t lose any ability, what a great bit of business.

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danny wilson played a large part in the downfall of our club. Miss man management of players which directly caused the performances to drop and the resulting regulation, then missing out on the whole relegation payments by a year or two crippling the finances.  wipe willson from our management history and we could see a totally different club right now.

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The failure to support di Canio (as Man U did Cantona) is just one of so many "moments" in our history where bad decisions were made.

 

Lack of ambition leading to Harry Catterick leaving for Everton

Ditto when Howard Wilkinson went to Leeds

Not signing Cantona

The vindictive sacking of Big Ron by Dave Richards

Showing zero ambition and appointing Danny Wilson

Not sacking Danny Wilson after the 0-8 at Newcastle

and so on.

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16 minutes ago, royalowlisback said:

Let's be honest, as a good a player as he was, he was a bit of a ****, like Carbone, they fleeced us dry, we should have earned a fortune out of the pair of them, yet we ended up with  peanuts.

 

How did they fleece us dry exactly?
 

 


Owlstalk Shop

 

 

 

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1 minute ago, @owlstalk said:

 

How did they fleece us dry exactly?
 

By acting like grade A douchebags, refusing to play, refusing to sit on the bench and/or pretending to be injured.

 

Whether you should be starting a game or not, it is disrespectful to your club, your supporters and your teammates if you refuse to be part of the squad. Just like FF was in the wrong for refusing to travel to Norwich, so was Carbone at Newcastle. Cracking players, but poor attitudes, and it cost Wednesday millions in their subsequent transfer fees.

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Did he really have to disappear back to Italy though to be with his family, blame sky for it, act like a hard done to child and throw his toys out of his pram.

 

And seemingly engineering his own departure to the capital where he could use it to further his profile and make more money.

 

I doubt that he planned the whole thing but boy did he use it to his advantage.

 

The club had to make a difficult decision, retain some integrity and couldn't have know what would come after.

 

Yes Fergie knew how make the most of a petulant, off the wall, selfish talent and handle the situation for the best of himself and the club.  But fergie had balls of steel compared to most managers.

 

(waits for hi dave comments ;))

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6 minutes ago, royalowlisback said:

By acting like grade A douchebags, refusing to play, refusing to sit on the bench and/or pretending to be injured.

 

Whether you should be starting a game or not, it is disrespectful to your club, your supporters and your teammates if you refuse to be part of the squad. Just like FF was in the wrong for refusing to travel to Norwich, so was Carbone at Newcastle. Cracking players, but poor attitudes, and it cost Wednesday millions in their subsequent transfer fees.

 


Poor attitudes or poor man-management of them?

 


Owlstalk Shop

 

 

 

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