Tue Jan 01, 2019 11:43 am
Sven wrote:OriginalGrangeEndBlue wrote:Sven wrote:BlueMoon1974 wrote:Anybody see the Drill with Jimmy Bullard and Bellers He was very intense with youngsters. Modern kids are more sensitive and dont respond to nastiness.
My gut feeling its just a disgruntled player who got released. Perhaps he's trying for a pay off.
Or did he have another club 'waiting' in the wings?![]()
Time will tell but let's not jump to conclusions that either party (Bellamy or the boy and/or his parents) are guilty of any wrong-doing yet
Whispers of 'fall outs' with Craig occur frequently and you are right; modern youngsters are very precious and simply not akin to being told anything...as are some adults, which could include disgruntled members of staff
Let the club do its thing and all will be revealed
The only sensible post on here Chris.
Typical of most of the posters, jumping on something they no nothing about. Probably the same people that think we’re world beaters after one win and relegated after one loss. Bamba (eg) is shit and should be dropped after one bad performance, etc,etc.
One ‘rumour’ and all the haters are out. At least let the full story come out.
The modern snowflake society of youngsters who believe the world owes them are living in general is something that’s irks me.
Thanks, Paul![]()
Sadly, it is reflective of a lot (not all) of today's 'cotton wool wrapped' youth and also some of the members on here who appear to swallow everything negative or clearly rumour-based at face value
It's best I don't start on the cotton wool generation (with exceptions) of today, as it is much of our own generation (and not just the politicians) that have allowed them to become what they have![]()
It wasn't just confined to football. They should speak to people who worked in factories, foundries, in the mines, in the services (armed and civilian) and/or on apprenticeships; some of the maddest stories coming from men/boys who worked in the Freeman's Cigar Factory on Penarth Road!![]()
Their stories would curl the hair of most (if not all) of today's youngsters!![]()
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Tue Jan 01, 2019 11:46 am
Jock wrote:Sven wrote:OriginalGrangeEndBlue wrote:Sven wrote:BlueMoon1974 wrote:Anybody see the Drill with Jimmy Bullard and Bellers He was very intense with youngsters. Modern kids are more sensitive and dont respond to nastiness.
My gut feeling its just a disgruntled player who got released. Perhaps he's trying for a pay off.
Or did he have another club 'waiting' in the wings?![]()
Time will tell but let's not jump to conclusions that either party (Bellamy or the boy and/or his parents) are guilty of any wrong-doing yet
Whispers of 'fall outs' with Craig occur frequently and you are right; modern youngsters are very precious and simply not akin to being told anything...as are some adults, which could include disgruntled members of staff
Let the club do its thing and all will be revealed
The only sensible post on here Chris.
Typical of most of the posters, jumping on something they no nothing about. Probably the same people that think we’re world beaters after one win and relegated after one loss. Bamba (eg) is shit and should be dropped after one bad performance, etc,etc.
One ‘rumour’ and all the haters are out. At least let the full story come out.
The modern snowflake society of youngsters who believe the world owes them are living in general is something that’s irks me.
Thanks, Paul![]()
Sadly, it is reflective of a lot (not all) of today's 'cotton wool wrapped' youth and also some of the members on here who appear to swallow everything negative or clearly rumour-based at face value
It's best I don't start on the cotton wool generation (with exceptions) of today, as it is much of our own generation (and not just the politicians) that have allowed them to become what they have![]()
It wasn't just confined to football. They should speak to people who worked in factories, foundries, in the mines, in the services (armed and civilian) and/or on apprenticeships; some of the maddest stories coming from men/boys who worked in the Freeman's Cigar Factory on Penarth Road!![]()
Their stories would curl the hair of most (if not all) of today's youngsters!![]()
Different times mate, apprentices regularly used to get the s#@&£ kicked out of them. Mind you knowing some of the women who worked in the cigar factory I think their initiation ritual would be a lot scarier than anything I experienced on a building site.
Tue Jan 01, 2019 12:13 pm
2blue2handle wrote:CF31 Company wrote:I'd take a pound for every time I have been called a sheep shagger by an English man/woman. Life is tough get on with it! :
By your boss really? Odd working environment especially when working with younger people.
Tue Jan 01, 2019 12:51 pm
dogfound wrote:SirJimmySchoular wrote:Let's not forget what a great and passionate player Craig was . However, I've reluctantly pointed out here a few times that his huge talent and commitment notwithstanding, he's not cut out for the responsibilities of management .
If it's true that he's got some problem about English people that surprises me, but I don't know what he thinks it will achieve to vent it within a club which has a lot of English people playing and working for it.
I'm naturally unsympathetic to the idea of this kid getting precious and complaining about a man who is, for better or worse , appointed to be in charge of him, and more so to anyone listening to him. On the other hand, Craig must act correctly if he wants to hold a position of authority and be worthy of respect.
If true , this is hardly the first example of poor behaviour I'm afraid, and it's not a thing which the club can afford. As much as anything it represents a danger to the general unity which has been achieved by the manager.
I want the club to repay Craig's loyalty but unless he can curb his tongue - not just in regards to matters of this sort but also in terms of saying stupid things about the club in public when acting as a pundit - perhaps he should reconsider his apparent ambitions of coaching and management. Perhaps some other role could be found for him in which he could contribute more effectively .
if any of this sticks Bellers has huge problems not just with our club but I would imagine with Sky TV..
have to say I find the remark by yourself that you are unsympathetic to a boy for complaining and even less sympathetic to anyone that listens to those complaints {not even knowing the validity } very concerning ,especially when it is now a requirement for clubs to have a safe guarding officer for that very purpose.
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Tue Jan 01, 2019 2:42 pm
lilybull wrote:2blue2handle wrote:CF31 Company wrote:I'd take a pound for every time I have been called a sheep shagger by an English man/woman. Life is tough get on with it! :
By your boss really? Odd working environment especially when working with younger people.
living and working in England, I get called all sorts every day by the lads on a building site, and I give it back too, grow a pair kid and get on with it
Tue Jan 01, 2019 2:56 pm
bellamy is not a manager and never will be as he lacks temperament and people skills.
Tue Jan 01, 2019 3:12 pm
northernbluebird wrote:bellamy is not a manager and never will be as he lacks temperament and people skills.
what i said after it became clear he was being considered by the FAW for the wales job. sums him up quite well.
i assume his behaviour has been reported and he has refused to change on more than one occasion - it wouldn't be much of a story if it was just an informal complaint.
it is very poor behaviour, and as i said before, points to a lack of people skills. if he wants to coach he needs to bring his methods into the 21st century because people don't stand for that any more and neither should they.
Tue Jan 01, 2019 4:00 pm
2blue2handle wrote:CF31 Company wrote:I'd take a pound for every time I have been called a sheep shagger by an English man/woman. Life is tough get on with it! :
By your boss really? Odd working environment especially when working with younger people.
Tue Jan 01, 2019 4:04 pm
2blue2handle wrote:lilybull wrote:2blue2handle wrote:CF31 Company wrote:I'd take a pound for every time I have been called a sheep shagger by an English man/woman. Life is tough get on with it! :
By your boss really? Odd working environment especially when working with younger people.
living and working in England, I get called all sorts every day by the lads on a building site, and I give it back too, grow a pair kid and get on with it
Sounds like Banter with friends /work colleagues then not your manager. Seems nothing like the working environment of a football club or youth academy. Odd response
Tue Jan 01, 2019 4:10 pm
northernbluebird wrote:bellamy is not a manager and never will be as he lacks temperament and people skills.
what i said after it became clear he was being considered by the FAW for the wales job. sums him up quite well.
i assume his behaviour has been reported and he has refused to change on more than one occasion - it wouldn't be much of a story if it was just an informal complaint.
it is very poor behaviour, and as i said before, points to a lack of people skills. if he wants to coach he needs to bring his methods into the 21st century because people don't stand for that any more and neither should they.
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Tue Jan 01, 2019 10:08 pm
Tony Blue Williams wrote:northernbluebird wrote:bellamy is not a manager and never will be as he lacks temperament and people skills.
what i said after it became clear he was being considered by the FAW for the wales job. sums him up quite well.
i assume his behaviour has been reported and he has refused to change on more than one occasion - it wouldn't be much of a story if it was just an informal complaint.
it is very poor behaviour, and as i said before, points to a lack of people skills. if he wants to coach he needs to bring his methods into the 21st century because people don't stand for that any more and neither should they.
In other words Bellers should learn Snowflake management? I'm all for anti bullying but I also have a problem with those who cry wolf due to being over sensitive. Real sustained bullying is a million miles away from a few isolated references which in this case were not always directed at the academy player.
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Wed Jan 02, 2019 9:19 am
Tony Blue Williams wrote:2blue2handle wrote:CF31 Company wrote:I'd take a pound for every time I have been called a sheep shagger by an English man/woman. Life is tough get on with it! :
By your boss really? Odd working environment especially when working with younger people.
I joined the Army @ 17 years of age and was called all sorts in regard to being Welsh by NCO's in basic training and beyond. It didn't do me any harm whatsoever.
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Wed Jan 02, 2019 10:16 am
fred keenor wrote:Did not realise this news is 18 months old !
Sounds very much like shit stirring on behalf of the daily mail and maddens parents.
Not doing the lad any favours by ressurecting this story either.
Not professional of Craig to behave in such a manner though in meetings with his parents.
Surely he should have taken the lead and tried to play things down.
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Wed Jan 02, 2019 11:43 am
Bay Blue wrote:I used to love a cigar until I learnt what those women used to do with them, I’ll leave it to your imagination but let’s just say they left the factory I bit on the moist side.
Happy New Year everyone
Wed Jan 02, 2019 11:59 am