Gus - I know he’s gone but ……. (7 Viewers)

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TewkesburySkyBlue

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You never know the club’s relationship with Hamer may not be over. Who knows?
Anyway that’s not the purpose of this thread.
I was just wondering if those of you knowing more about international football than me are surprised that Gus hasn’t made the Netherlands team yet?
Surelt it’s only a matter of time.
One of the most influential players I’ve seen in my very long time watching the City.
 
Grendel

Grendel

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shmmeee said:
He was adopted at a young age wasnt he? I imagine he’s a Dutch citizen.
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Yes he and his brother were - they were both abandoned into a care home and the parents went through a lengthy adoption process to get them to the Netherlands.
 
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TewkesburySkyBlue

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My God I really started something .
Some people on here are from a different planet to me.
I was just asking a simple question about an excellent former player not asking him to donate a kidney to me .
 
Saddlebrains

Saddlebrains

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TewkesburySkyBlue said:
My God I really started something .
Some people on here are from a different planet to me.
I was just asking a simple question about an excellent former player not asking him to donate a kidney to me .
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He will probably tell you for a couple of months that he's happy to donate a kidney to you, but when the date comes closer he will say he's not sure as his kids in Holland so he needs to have a think about it, then someone else who needs a kidney will offer him more money for his kidney and he will give it to them leaving you fucked with no replacement kidney
 
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Legia Sky Blue

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Saddlebrains said:
He will probably tell you for a couple of months that he's happy to donate a kidney to you, but when the date comes closer he will say he's not sure as his kids in Holland so he needs to have a think about it, then someone else who needs a kidney will offer him more money for his kidney and he will give it to them leaving you fucked with no replacement kidney
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I don't know what you get out of supporting CCFC. You constantly overreact and your bitterness is off the scale.

To me part of the joy of supporting a football club are the memories created by great players that by nature are only ever ours on a temporary basis. Hamer is the latest in a long line of players I have had the pleasure of watching from Tommy Hutch onwards and to think I would waste energy in hating them for leaving us, rather than moving on but being grateful for the memories is just bizarre to me.
 
Perryccfc

Perryccfc

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Legia Sky Blue said:
I don't know what you get out of supporting CCFC. You constantly overreact and your bitterness is off the scale.

To me part of the joy of supporting a football club are the memories created by great players that by nature are only ever ours on a temporary basis. Hamer is the latest in a long line of players I have had the pleasure of watching from Tommy Hutch onwards and to think I would waste energy in hating them for leaving us, rather than moving on but being grateful for the memories is just bizarre to me.
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He’s just a miserable c**t
 
Saddlebrains

Saddlebrains

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Legia Sky Blue said:
I don't know what you get out of supporting CCFC. You constantly overreact and your bitterness is off the scale.

To me part of the joy of supporting a football club are the memories created by great players that by nature are only ever ours on a temporary basis. Hamer is the latest in a long line of players I have had the pleasure of watching from Tommy Hutch onwards and to think I would waste energy in hating them for leaving us, rather than moving on but being grateful for the memories is just bizarre to me.
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Im not reading all that but sorry it happened/pleased for you
 
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Brighton Sky Blue

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Legia Sky Blue said:
I don't know what you get out of supporting CCFC. You constantly overreact and your bitterness is off the scale.

To me part of the joy of supporting a football club are the memories created by great players that by nature are only ever ours on a temporary basis. Hamer is the latest in a long line of players I have had the pleasure of watching from Tommy Hutch onwards and to think I would waste energy in hating them for leaving us, rather than moving on but being grateful for the memories is just bizarre to me.
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He’s put it in a bit of an OTT way but it’s hard to deny that the way Hamer timed it really screwed us over in midfield.
 
SkyblueTexan

SkyblueTexan

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If you add Gus to this team, I really think we could have turned some of those draws to wins. Promotion could have been a very realistic target. Not throwing the towel yet, but we’ve got a massive hole in the middle of the park.
 
skybluecam

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Saddlebrains said:
Why is everyone still in his colon? Shall we make 46 threads about Todd Kane and if hes going to end up anywhere?
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Todd Kane wasn't one of the two best players to play here in the last 20 years

If people can't reminisce about a man who was the driving force in us being one or two kicks away from the premier league again then we may as well delete the forum
 
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