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Put that one on the same shelf as “not a right back available in world football we can sign”
He was just pretending to be knackered. Sigh.
I think you are right mate.
The Moyesiah is staying.
Added to that, I don’t think TFG will spend as much as rules allow.
The third highest paid manager in the Prem will happily take the inevitable flack onto himself.
In other news he should have a word with his team mate Gana who Moyes gave an opportunity to as a 20 year old, went on to CL footy at PSG and ended up back at the best club in the world.
No way, do I believe N’Diaye is being big headed. He’s saying it as it is. Just because we gave him a platform, doesn’t mean he has to be grateful. If we had qualified for Europe, (Let’s face it we should have done), I reckon he would have stayed but showing a player the club has no ambition and looks to be heading into 2026/27 with the Moyesiah still in charge, has proven to much for N’Diaye.
The other point to make is, if EFC did tell the manager he couldn’t play Gueye, to stop a contract extension being triggered, that would have gone down like a lead balloon, especially with N’Daiye, his international team mate.