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Re: Tony Adams Will Learn to Regret His Defoe Quit Threat

Coombsey — Fri, 09 Jan 2009 11:19:08 -0000

Ha Ha. Well come on then Tony collect your P45 on the way out. All the other numpties that suggested he didn't say it . . . . . . your wrong. Enjoy the Coca Cola league.

Re: Tony Adams Will Learn to Regret His Defoe Quit Threat

Carl — Tue, 18 Nov 2008 08:53:54 -0000

Adams never said that - it was the media spinning his comments.

Re: Tony Adams Will Learn to Regret His Defoe Quit Threat

Karl — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 09:56:24 -0000

wot a dreadful thing to say
your showing your immaturity as a reporter

Re: Tony Adams Will Learn to Regret His Defoe Quit Threat

AtlantaPompey — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 09:45:19 -0000

One: Tony Adams should not have said what he said because some people will listen to snippets and jump to conclusions. On that basis, you are correct. He will regret saying what he said, even though he didn't really put all of the emphasis on Defoe's potential departure.

Two: Tony Adams still has a lot of learning to do in regards to the press. You can call it immaturity. Personally, I think that's a little harsh. I think of it as inexperience. He'll learn.

Three: Tony Adams realizes that when the club is sold, which will probably be before the January transfer window, that his job is on the line. Most likely he will be replaced as soon as a sale goes through.

Four: If the club is sold, don't expect the rumored firesale to happen. Some players will leave, yes, but only if good offers are made and the club can be improved with the money acquired. That's just good business. Every club in the world operates that way. ManU will sell Ronaldo as soon as it's in their best interests to do so.

The club is in turmoil, what with Harry's departure and the rumored financial issues. Knowing the club will be sold soon doesn't help either. One of the players, and I can't remember who, recently said that he came to Portsmouth not because of Harry, but because the club had a concrete plan both for now and for the future, but doesn't have an obvious plan at the moment. A new ownership group will have to have that plan in place and communicate it effectively to everyone involved in order to move the club forward.

May you live in interesting times...

Re: Tony Adams Will Learn to Regret His Defoe Quit Threat

Gaz — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 08:18:37 -0000

Yet another ill-informed media hack/blogger! Did you actually listen to Tony's interview or just decide to rehash an opinion based on what you read in the red-tops?