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Re: Federico Macheda

Sun May 25, 2014 12:24 pm

PartyWithOle wrote:Another ex Manc they said


Zaha, Fabio, Daehli and Eikrem are only Mancs and 2 of those have been good for us and one has the potential to be good

Lmao

Not for the average city fan who can spot everything about a player in one game. In other parts of the world talent is recognised, given time to settle and develop. That is why teams like Atletico can compete with a budget. Frederico is a potential brilliant signing for when we go back up and all for free :thumbup:

Re: Federico Macheda

Sun May 25, 2014 12:26 pm

7Summit wrote:
PartyWithOle wrote:Another ex Manc they said


Zaha, Fabio, Daehli and Eikrem are only Mancs and 2 of those have been good for us and one has the potential to be good

Lmao

Not for the average city fan who can spot everything about a player in one game. In other parts of the world talent is recognised, given time to settle and develop. That is why teams like Atletico can compete with a budget. Frederico is a potential brilliant signing for when we go back up and all for free :thumbup:

I think he's a brilliant signing when you see the form he had at Birmingham. I think we'll be sticking to a budget this season, with the potential signing of Collison as well it seems we're going to aquire a team of freebies but make maybe one marquee signing in Grabban

Re: Federico Macheda

Sun May 25, 2014 12:31 pm

PartyWithOle wrote:
7Summit wrote:
PartyWithOle wrote:Another ex Manc they said


Zaha, Fabio, Daehli and Eikrem are only Mancs and 2 of those have been good for us and one has the potential to be good

Lmao

Not for the average city fan who can spot everything about a player in one game. In other parts of the world talent is recognised, given time to settle and develop. That is why teams like Atletico can compete with a budget. Frederico is a potential brilliant signing for when we go back up and all for free :thumbup:

I think he's a brilliant signing when you see the form he had at Birmingham. I think we'll be sticking to a budget this season, with the potential signing of Collison as well it seems we're going to aquire a team of freebies but make maybe one marquee signing in Grabban

I thought he was a brilliant signing from Lazio. I know what he is capable of and I know how difficult it is to struggle when you are 20. But he is working on getting back, and if he does we have two world class talent in our squad. Who wouldn't like that? :oops:

Re: Federico Macheda

Sun May 25, 2014 1:04 pm

Its worth remembering that none of our players hit 10 goals in the championship last season despite being on a team that won promotion. This guy hit 10 goals for a struggling team. If he can do something similar for us it will be a win win. If he can't then at least he came free and he won't be on a big wage. :thumbup:

Re: Federico Macheda

Sun May 25, 2014 1:10 pm

LonCar wrote:Its worth remembering that none of our players hit 10 goals in the championship last season despite being on a team that won promotion. This guy hit 10 goals for a struggling team. If he can do something similar for us it will be a win win. If he can't then at least he came free and he won't be on a big wage. :thumbup:

This , I think he will be a good signing personally

Re: Federico Macheda

Sun May 25, 2014 1:58 pm

It worries me how Ole is bringing in players who do not have the required character for a 46 game slog in the Championship. I watched Macheda a couple of times for Doncaster and he looked disinterested and it seems he will go missing in games when the chips are down. The difference between Macheda's work rate and Campbell's work rate are miles apart. We will have no chance being able to grind out results on a cold Tuesday night away to Brentford with players like Macheda in the team imo.

Re: Federico Macheda

Sun May 25, 2014 2:01 pm

Tonteg Bluebird wrote:It worries me how Ole is bringing in players who do not have the required character for a 46 game slog in the Championship. I watched Macheda a couple of times for Doncaster and he looked disinterested and it seems he will go missing in games when the chips are down. The difference between Macheda's work rate and Campbell's work rate are miles apart. We will have no chance being able to grind out results on a cold Tuesday night away to Brentford with players like Macheda in the team imo.

No surprise opinion there, but their work rate is not the competition. Its scoring goals..

Re: Federico Macheda

Sun May 25, 2014 2:05 pm

7Summit wrote:
Tonteg Bluebird wrote:It worries me how Ole is bringing in players who do not have the required character for a 46 game slog in the Championship. I watched Macheda a couple of times for Doncaster and he looked disinterested and it seems he will go missing in games when the chips are down. The difference between Macheda's work rate and Campbell's work rate are miles apart. We will have no chance being able to grind out results on a cold Tuesday night away to Brentford with players like Macheda in the team imo.

No surprise opinion there, but their work rate is not the competition. Its scoring goals..


Pointless scoring the odd goal if you're going to be responsible for your team conceding several with a lack of work rate. Under Ole, I can see us scoring 2 and conceding 5!

Re: Federico Macheda

Sun May 25, 2014 2:10 pm

Tonteg Bluebird wrote:
7Summit wrote:
Tonteg Bluebird wrote:It worries me how Ole is bringing in players who do not have the required character for a 46 game slog in the Championship. I watched Macheda a couple of times for Doncaster and he looked disinterested and it seems he will go missing in games when the chips are down. The difference between Macheda's work rate and Campbell's work rate are miles apart. We will have no chance being able to grind out results on a cold Tuesday night away to Brentford with players like Macheda in the team imo.

No surprise opinion there, but their work rate is not the competition. Its scoring goals..


Pointless scoring the odd goal if you're going to be responsible for your team conceding several with a lack of work rate. Under Ole, I can see us scoring 2 and conceding 5!

Of course you can :laughing6: Must be hard work for a striker to be a fullback, center back and midfielder at once :thumbup:

Re: Federico Macheda

Sun May 25, 2014 2:27 pm

7Summit wrote:
Tonteg Bluebird wrote:
7Summit wrote:
Tonteg Bluebird wrote:It worries me how Ole is bringing in players who do not have the required character for a 46 game slog in the Championship. I watched Macheda a couple of times for Doncaster and he looked disinterested and it seems he will go missing in games when the chips are down. The difference between Macheda's work rate and Campbell's work rate are miles apart. We will have no chance being able to grind out results on a cold Tuesday night away to Brentford with players like Macheda in the team imo.

No surprise opinion there, but their work rate is not the competition. Its scoring goals..


Pointless scoring the odd goal if you're going to be responsible for your team conceding several with a lack of work rate. Under Ole, I can see us scoring 2 and conceding 5!

Of course you can :laughing6: Must be hard work for a striker to be a fullback, center back and midfielder at once :thumbup:


As a striker, if you don't do the unselfish work of running the channels and getting into positions to give your team an outlet when you're under pressure, your team won't be able to get out. Cornelius when he came on home to Sunderland being the classic example. For you not to understand this and grasp what I'm saying shows how clueless you are about the game. :laughing6:

Re: Federico Macheda

Sun May 25, 2014 2:33 pm

Tonteg Bluebird wrote:
7Summit wrote:
Tonteg Bluebird wrote:
7Summit wrote:
Tonteg Bluebird wrote:It worries me how Ole is bringing in players who do not have the required character for a 46 game slog in the Championship. I watched Macheda a couple of times for Doncaster and he looked disinterested and it seems he will go missing in games when the chips are down. The difference between Macheda's work rate and Campbell's work rate are miles apart. We will have no chance being able to grind out results on a cold Tuesday night away to Brentford with players like Macheda in the team imo.

No surprise opinion there, but their work rate is not the competition. Its scoring goals..


Pointless scoring the odd goal if you're going to be responsible for your team conceding several with a lack of work rate. Under Ole, I can see us scoring 2 and conceding 5!

Of course you can :laughing6: Must be hard work for a striker to be a fullback, center back and midfielder at once :thumbup:


As a striker, if you don't do the unselfish work of running the channels and getting into positions to give your team an outlet when you're under pressure, your team won't be able to get out. Cornelius when he came on home to Sunderland being the classic example. For you not to understand this and grasp what I'm saying shows how clueless you are about the game. :laughing6:

I think you are one of the most silly posters on this site when it comes to football. Just watch how guerra uses those channels next season, then compare them to your non scoring notes on Cambell. Sure I am. Clueless :laughing6:

Re: Federico Macheda

Sun May 25, 2014 2:46 pm

Tonteg Bluebird wrote:
7Summit wrote:
Tonteg Bluebird wrote:It worries me how Ole is bringing in players who do not have the required character for a 46 game slog in the Championship. I watched Macheda a couple of times for Doncaster and he looked disinterested and it seems he will go missing in games when the chips are down. The difference between Macheda's work rate and Campbell's work rate are miles apart. We will have no chance being able to grind out results on a cold Tuesday night away to Brentford with players like Macheda in the team imo.

No surprise opinion there, but their work rate is not the competition. Its scoring goals..


Pointless scoring the odd goal if you're going to be responsible for your team conceding several with a lack of work rate. Under Ole, I can see us scoring 2 and conceding 5!

He doesn't score the odd goal, he is goal poacher. Scored shitloads at Manu reserves under ogs. He is big and strong and knows where the goal is. Pretty much the opposite of Campbell no use in comparing them. One is a work horse with questionable finishing ability the other could be seen as lazy but has no problem finding the back of the net,
I don't think he will be a starter though at least not intially he will probably be behind guerra in the pecking order, but he could be a good man to throw on for a goal. Either way he is free and unlikely to be on big wages.

Re: Federico Macheda

Sun May 25, 2014 3:23 pm

7Summit wrote:
Tonteg Bluebird wrote:
7Summit wrote:
Tonteg Bluebird wrote:
7Summit wrote:
Tonteg Bluebird wrote:It worries me how Ole is bringing in players who do not have the required character for a 46 game slog in the Championship. I watched Macheda a couple of times for Doncaster and he looked disinterested and it seems he will go missing in games when the chips are down. The difference between Macheda's work rate and Campbell's work rate are miles apart. We will have no chance being able to grind out results on a cold Tuesday night away to Brentford with players like Macheda in the team imo.

No surprise opinion there, but their work rate is not the competition. Its scoring goals..


Pointless scoring the odd goal if you're going to be responsible for your team conceding several with a lack of work rate. Under Ole, I can see us scoring 2 and conceding 5!

Of course you can :laughing6: Must be hard work for a striker to be a fullback, center back and midfielder at once :thumbup:


As a striker, if you don't do the unselfish work of running the channels and getting into positions to give your team an outlet when you're under pressure, your team won't be able to get out. Cornelius when he came on home to Sunderland being the classic example. For you not to understand this and grasp what I'm saying shows how clueless you are about the game. :laughing6:

I think you are one of the most silly posters on this site when it comes to football. Just watch how guerra uses those channels next season, then compare them to your non scoring notes on Cambell. Sure I am. Clueless :laughing6:


You must have watched Guerra play an awful lot considering you claim to know his game inside out. :laughing6:

Re: Federico Macheda

Sun May 25, 2014 3:24 pm

LonCar wrote:
Tonteg Bluebird wrote:
7Summit wrote:
Tonteg Bluebird wrote:It worries me how Ole is bringing in players who do not have the required character for a 46 game slog in the Championship. I watched Macheda a couple of times for Doncaster and he looked disinterested and it seems he will go missing in games when the chips are down. The difference between Macheda's work rate and Campbell's work rate are miles apart. We will have no chance being able to grind out results on a cold Tuesday night away to Brentford with players like Macheda in the team imo.

No surprise opinion there, but their work rate is not the competition. Its scoring goals..


Pointless scoring the odd goal if you're going to be responsible for your team conceding several with a lack of work rate. Under Ole, I can see us scoring 2 and conceding 5!

He doesn't score the odd goal, he is goal poacher. Scored shitloads at Manu reserves under ogs. He is big and strong and knows where the goal is. Pretty much the opposite of Campbell no use in comparing them. One is a work horse with questionable finishing ability the other could be seen as lazy but has no problem finding the back of the net,
I don't think he will be a starter though at least not intially he will probably be behind guerra in the pecking order, but he could be a good man to throw on for a goal. Either way he is free and unlikely to be on big wages.


If you gave me a choice out of a striker who's a work horse with questionable finishing ability and a lazy striker with good finishing ability, I would take the work horse with questionable finishing ability every time.

Re: Federico Macheda

Sun May 25, 2014 3:36 pm

Tonteg Bluebird wrote:
7Summit wrote:
Tonteg Bluebird wrote:
7Summit wrote:
Tonteg Bluebird wrote:
7Summit wrote:
Tonteg Bluebird wrote:It worries me how Ole is bringing in players who do not have the required character for a 46 game slog in the Championship. I watched Macheda a couple of times for Doncaster and he looked disinterested and it seems he will go missing in games when the chips are down. The difference between Macheda's work rate and Campbell's work rate are miles apart. We will have no chance being able to grind out results on a cold Tuesday night away to Brentford with players like Macheda in the team imo.

No surprise opinion there, but their work rate is not the competition. Its scoring goals..


Pointless scoring the odd goal if you're going to be responsible for your team conceding several with a lack of work rate. Under Ole, I can see us scoring 2 and conceding 5!

Of course you can :laughing6: Must be hard work for a striker to be a fullback, center back and midfielder at once :thumbup:


As a striker, if you don't do the unselfish work of running the channels and getting into positions to give your team an outlet when you're under pressure, your team won't be able to get out. Cornelius when he came on home to Sunderland being the classic example. For you not to understand this and grasp what I'm saying shows how clueless you are about the game. :laughing6:

I think you are one of the most silly posters on this site when it comes to football. Just watch how guerra uses those channels next season, then compare them to your non scoring notes on Cambell. Sure I am. Clueless :laughing6:


You must have watched Guerra play an awful lot considering you claim to know his game inside out. :laughing6:

Yes followed the la liga. His movement is his key feature :thumbup:

Re: Federico Macheda

Sun May 25, 2014 3:46 pm

7Summit wrote:
Tonteg Bluebird wrote:
7Summit wrote:
Tonteg Bluebird wrote:
7Summit wrote:
Tonteg Bluebird wrote:
7Summit wrote:
Tonteg Bluebird wrote:It worries me how Ole is bringing in players who do not have the required character for a 46 game slog in the Championship. I watched Macheda a couple of times for Doncaster and he looked disinterested and it seems he will go missing in games when the chips are down. The difference between Macheda's work rate and Campbell's work rate are miles apart. We will have no chance being able to grind out results on a cold Tuesday night away to Brentford with players like Macheda in the team imo.

No surprise opinion there, but their work rate is not the competition. Its scoring goals..


Pointless scoring the odd goal if you're going to be responsible for your team conceding several with a lack of work rate. Under Ole, I can see us scoring 2 and conceding 5!

Of course you can :laughing6: Must be hard work for a striker to be a fullback, center back and midfielder at once :thumbup:


As a striker, if you don't do the unselfish work of running the channels and getting into positions to give your team an outlet when you're under pressure, your team won't be able to get out. Cornelius when he came on home to Sunderland being the classic example. For you not to understand this and grasp what I'm saying shows how clueless you are about the game. :laughing6:

I think you are one of the most silly posters on this site when it comes to football. Just watch how guerra uses those channels next season, then compare them to your non scoring notes on Cambell. Sure I am. Clueless :laughing6:


You must have watched Guerra play an awful lot considering you claim to know his game inside out. :laughing6:

Yes followed the la liga. His movement is his key feature :thumbup:


Surprise surprise, tonteg mackay does not like another ole signing, just because he's seen him have a run out for a shit donny team :lol: I suppose you call 10 in 18 crap, most of them from the bench.

For me I would prefer macheda over Grabban if I had to choose. One because he has prem experience, and two because it's a free transfer, which I prefer as money is being saved. The 3 mil payed for Grabban would more than pay machedas wages for 3 yrs. Macheda is also 22 so is just now coming good IMO, and we have his best years ahead of him. He is a strong player, completely different to Campbell, and will hold the ball up. Ole has done fantastic so far for little or no money and it's still only may :bluescarf: :ole:

Re: Federico Macheda

Sun May 25, 2014 3:47 pm

7Summit wrote:
Tonteg Bluebird wrote:
7Summit wrote:
Tonteg Bluebird wrote:
7Summit wrote:
Tonteg Bluebird wrote:
7Summit wrote:
Tonteg Bluebird wrote:It worries me how Ole is bringing in players who do not have the required character for a 46 game slog in the Championship. I watched Macheda a couple of times for Doncaster and he looked disinterested and it seems he will go missing in games when the chips are down. The difference between Macheda's work rate and Campbell's work rate are miles apart. We will have no chance being able to grind out results on a cold Tuesday night away to Brentford with players like Macheda in the team imo.

No surprise opinion there, but their work rate is not the competition. Its scoring goals..


Pointless scoring the odd goal if you're going to be responsible for your team conceding several with a lack of work rate. Under Ole, I can see us scoring 2 and conceding 5!

Of course you can :laughing6: Must be hard work for a striker to be a fullback, center back and midfielder at once :thumbup:


As a striker, if you don't do the unselfish work of running the channels and getting into positions to give your team an outlet when you're under pressure, your team won't be able to get out. Cornelius when he came on home to Sunderland being the classic example. For you not to understand this and grasp what I'm saying shows how clueless you are about the game. :laughing6:

I think you are one of the most silly posters on this site when it comes to football. Just watch how guerra uses those channels next season, then compare them to your non scoring notes on Cambell. Sure I am. Clueless :laughing6:


You must have watched Guerra play an awful lot considering you claim to know his game inside out. :laughing6:

Yes followed the la liga. His movement is his key feature :thumbup:


I've seen footage of his goals and he does seem to have excellent movement to be fair. I think Guerra will be a success for us but I'm not liking the Macheda signing at all. Hopefully Macheda will prove me wrong though.

Re: Federico Macheda

Sun May 25, 2014 3:52 pm

Our striking options are looking great. All Ole needs to do now is get rid of that lump of lard Maynard, jones the donkey and that what of space velikonja. I would also loan mason out if Campbell does not go anywhere. Between guerra, Macheda, Grabban/Campbell and Healy we have a shit load of goals.

Re: Federico Macheda

Sun May 25, 2014 3:53 pm

Tonteg Bluebird wrote:
7Summit wrote:
Tonteg Bluebird wrote:
7Summit wrote:
Tonteg Bluebird wrote:
7Summit wrote:
Tonteg Bluebird wrote:
7Summit wrote:
Tonteg Bluebird wrote:It worries me how Ole is bringing in players who do not have the required character for a 46 game slog in the Championship. I watched Macheda a couple of times for Doncaster and he looked disinterested and it seems he will go missing in games when the chips are down. The difference between Macheda's work rate and Campbell's work rate are miles apart. We will have no chance being able to grind out results on a cold Tuesday night away to Brentford with players like Macheda in the team imo.

No surprise opinion there, but their work rate is not the competition. Its scoring goals..


Pointless scoring the odd goal if you're going to be responsible for your team conceding several with a lack of work rate. Under Ole, I can see us scoring 2 and conceding 5!

Of course you can :laughing6: Must be hard work for a striker to be a fullback, center back and midfielder at once :thumbup:


As a striker, if you don't do the unselfish work of running the channels and getting into positions to give your team an outlet when you're under pressure, your team won't be able to get out. Cornelius when he came on home to Sunderland being the classic example. For you not to understand this and grasp what I'm saying shows how clueless you are about the game. :laughing6:

I think you are one of the most silly posters on this site when it comes to football. Just watch how guerra uses those channels next season, then compare them to your non scoring notes on Cambell. Sure I am. Clueless :laughing6:


You must have watched Guerra play an awful lot considering you claim to know his game inside out. :laughing6:

Yes followed the la liga. His movement is his key feature :thumbup:


I've seen footage of his goals and he does seem to have excellent movement to be fair. I think Guerra will be a success for us but I'm not liking the Macheda signing at all. Hopefully Macheda will prove me wrong though.

Macheda has the potential to be our star striker when we go up. If he dont, he was free. He had a bad spell and working to get back, is only 22 and Ole knows him well. What is interesting now is who will leave.

Re: Federico Macheda

Sun May 25, 2014 4:19 pm

Tonteg Bluebird wrote:It worries me how Ole is bringing in players who do not have the required character for a 46 game slog in the Championship. I watched Macheda a couple of times for Doncaster and he looked disinterested and it seems he will go missing in games when the chips are down. The difference between Macheda's work rate and Campbell's work rate are miles apart. We will have no chance being able to grind out results on a cold Tuesday night away to Brentford with players like Macheda in the team imo.


Yet speaking to a Birmigham supporting friend of mine, and they are devastated that he is possibly going to another club in the championship.

His commitment and passion for a club he wasn't actually belonging to, was remarkable, apparently.

A hungry striker, ready to show his worth, who scored 10 in 18 in a struggling side, for free.

What the hell is there to moan about?! :roll:

Re: Federico Macheda

Sun May 25, 2014 4:21 pm

Barry Chuckle wrote:
Tonteg Bluebird wrote:It worries me how Ole is bringing in players who do not have the required character for a 46 game slog in the Championship. I watched Macheda a couple of times for Doncaster and he looked disinterested and it seems he will go missing in games when the chips are down. The difference between Macheda's work rate and Campbell's work rate are miles apart. We will have no chance being able to grind out results on a cold Tuesday night away to Brentford with players like Macheda in the team imo.


Yet speaking to a Birmigham supporting friend of mine, and they are devastated that he is possibly going to another club in the championship.

His commitment and passion for a club he wasn't actually belonging to, was remarkable, apparently.

A hungry striker, ready to show his worth, who scored 10 in 18 in a struggling side, for free.

What the hell is there to moan about?! :roll:


Your wrong, tonteg mackay watched him play a game for donny and he was shit and didn't giv a fuk :laughing6:

Re: Federico Macheda

Sun May 25, 2014 4:25 pm

Tonteg Bluebird wrote:
LonCar wrote:
Tonteg Bluebird wrote:
7Summit wrote:
Tonteg Bluebird wrote:It worries me how Ole is bringing in players who do not have the required character for a 46 game slog in the Championship. I watched Macheda a couple of times for Doncaster and he looked disinterested and it seems he will go missing in games when the chips are down. The difference between Macheda's work rate and Campbell's work rate are miles apart. We will have no chance being able to grind out results on a cold Tuesday night away to Brentford with players like Macheda in the team imo.

No surprise opinion there, but their work rate is not the competition. Its scoring goals..


Pointless scoring the odd goal if you're going to be responsible for your team conceding several with a lack of work rate. Under Ole, I can see us scoring 2 and conceding 5!

He doesn't score the odd goal, he is goal poacher. Scored shitloads at Manu reserves under ogs. He is big and strong and knows where the goal is. Pretty much the opposite of Campbell no use in comparing them. One is a work horse with questionable finishing ability the other could be seen as lazy but has no problem finding the back of the net,
I don't think he will be a starter though at least not intially he will probably be behind guerra in the pecking order, but he could be a good man to throw on for a goal. Either way he is free and unlikely to be on big wages.


If you gave me a choice out of a striker who's a work horse with questionable finishing ability and a lazy striker with good finishing ability, I would take the work horse with questionable finishing ability every time.

It's not a choice between him and Campbell they are very different ( if Campbell wants to stay he will as ogs and the club are going out of their way to convince him to stay its clear that ogs values his qualities). My guess is jones will go and I think macheda is a better option , he is younger, on less money and has bigger potential. The fact that he already enjoyed a good working relationship with ogs is a bonus. He also has something to prove.

Re: Federico Macheda

Sun May 25, 2014 4:31 pm

LonCar wrote:
Tonteg Bluebird wrote:
LonCar wrote:
Tonteg Bluebird wrote:
7Summit wrote:
Tonteg Bluebird wrote:It worries me how Ole is bringing in players who do not have the required character for a 46 game slog in the Championship. I watched Macheda a couple of times for Doncaster and he looked disinterested and it seems he will go missing in games when the chips are down. The difference between Macheda's work rate and Campbell's work rate are miles apart. We will have no chance being able to grind out results on a cold Tuesday night away to Brentford with players like Macheda in the team imo.

No surprise opinion there, but their work rate is not the competition. Its scoring goals..


Pointless scoring the odd goal if you're going to be responsible for your team conceding several with a lack of work rate. Under Ole, I can see us scoring 2 and conceding 5!

He doesn't score the odd goal, he is goal poacher. Scored shitloads at Manu reserves under ogs. He is big and strong and knows where the goal is. Pretty much the opposite of Campbell no use in comparing them. One is a work horse with questionable finishing ability the other could be seen as lazy but has no problem finding the back of the net,
I don't think he will be a starter though at least not intially he will probably be behind guerra in the pecking order, but he could be a good man to throw on for a goal. Either way he is free and unlikely to be on big wages.


If you gave me a choice out of a striker who's a work horse with questionable finishing ability and a lazy striker with good finishing ability, I would take the work horse with questionable finishing ability every time.

It's not a choice between him and Campbell they are very different ( if Campbell wants to stay he will as ogs and the club are going out of their way to convince him to stay its clear that ogs values his qualities). My guess is jones will go and I think macheda is a better option , he is younger, on less money and has bigger potential. The fact that he already enjoyed a good working relationship with ogs is a bonus. He also has something to prove.


Exactly, Ole wants to keep Campbell but there's fucall he can do if Campbell wants to go. Maybe the wheels are in motion and that's why ole is looking for Campbell's replacement.