WTF is Norwood on about here 15:14 - May 7 with 6926 views | Cheltenham_Blue | “It’s very easy for fans to say that about players when they have their own jobs and people are bringing in presents for them, saying it’s sad to see them leave. You see it on Instagram all the time. “Imagine if the roles were reversed and we turned around and said ‘What are you on about? They’re terrible at their jobs’ Yet another player with an 'us and them' mentality when it comes to the support, it's been one of the major problems at this club since Mick. Maybe if the players had shown a bit more this year we wouldn't be so keen to bin them off. Own your mistakes FFS. | |
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WTF is Norwood on about here on 15:16 - May 7 with 3882 views | Herbivore | If he spent less time on the socials and more in the gym maybe he wouldn't have spent most of his career playing non-league football. | |
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WTF is Norwood on about here on 15:17 - May 7 with 3864 views | Steve_M | I think you're jumping at something that isn't there, basic jist is that players are human and it can be a wrench to leave a job, especially if they have no choice in it and that people who leave normal jobs might get presents from colleagues rather than being told they are sh1t. People moan when players spout cliches but I thought this was quite reflective from Norwood. It's quite telling that he's in front of the press this week so will clearly not be one Cook is looking to offload. [Post edited 7 May 2021 15:38]
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WTF is Norwood on about here on 15:18 - May 7 with 3842 views | BlueBadger | if I displayed as much diligence to the key aspect of my job as Norwood does, I would have been removed from post and moved onto supervised practice somewhere really low-effort like outpatients years ago. If I hadn't already been struck off for causing someone's death, anyway. | |
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WTF is Norwood on about here on 15:21 - May 7 with 3806 views | Herbivore |
WTF is Norwood on about here on 15:17 - May 7 by Steve_M | I think you're jumping at something that isn't there, basic jist is that players are human and it can be a wrench to leave a job, especially if they have no choice in it and that people who leave normal jobs might get presents from colleagues rather than being told they are sh1t. People moan when players spout cliches but I thought this was quite reflective from Norwood. It's quite telling that he's in front of the press this week so will clearly not be one Cook is looking to offload. [Post edited 7 May 2021 15:38]
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Cook out. | |
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WTF is Norwood on about here on 15:21 - May 7 with 3804 views | Fixed_It |
WTF is Norwood on about here on 15:17 - May 7 by Steve_M | I think you're jumping at something that isn't there, basic jist is that players are human and it can be a wrench to leave a job, especially if they have no choice in it and that people who leave normal jobs might get presents from colleagues rather than being told they are sh1t. People moan when players spout cliches but I thought this was quite reflective from Norwood. It's quite telling that he's in front of the press this week so will clearly not be one Cook is looking to offload. [Post edited 7 May 2021 15:38]
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Well said, Steve. But the usual suspects will no doubt wade in when they see an opportunity to have a go at him - even when he is making a valid point. | |
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WTF is Norwood on about here on 15:24 - May 7 with 3764 views | 3_5_2 | Most footballers have never had a “proper job” so how they can comment on what it would be like if the roles were reversed makes no sense to me. I get that they go from contract to contract and that depends on how they performed leading up to that time. No different to everyone else. We don’t have a god given right to have a job, if we underperform on a consistent basis, we too would be looking for new one. Players like Stuart Pearce (electrician) Vinny Jones (bricky) appreciated what being paid as a footballer really meant This is just a case of “Footballer out of touch shock” | |
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WTF is Norwood on about here on 15:26 - May 7 with 3722 views | Bluefish | Seems fair enough what he is saying. Footba is a very tough business and players have feelings too. They have families to feed and colleagues to not see again | |
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WTF is Norwood on about here on 15:27 - May 7 with 3738 views | hype313 |
WTF is Norwood on about here on 15:17 - May 7 by Steve_M | I think you're jumping at something that isn't there, basic jist is that players are human and it can be a wrench to leave a job, especially if they have no choice in it and that people who leave normal jobs might get presents from colleagues rather than being told they are sh1t. People moan when players spout cliches but I thought this was quite reflective from Norwood. It's quite telling that he's in front of the press this week so will clearly not be one Cook is looking to offload. [Post edited 7 May 2021 15:38]
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I actually thought he said some choice words in that Interview, quite mature given the guff that has been spouted. If he could talk more like that and less controversial musings on social media, he would have more fans behind him. Someone needs to have a word with him and say keep your head down, spend the summer getting fit and have a break on social media. | |
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WTF is Norwood on about here on 15:30 - May 7 with 3705 views | footers | Norwood has been in my branch of Maccers and criticised me while at work so he can shove it. | |
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WTF is Norwood on about here on 15:30 - May 7 with 3705 views | Illinoisblue |
WTF is Norwood on about here on 15:16 - May 7 by Herbivore | If he spent less time on the socials and more in the gym maybe he wouldn't have spent most of his career playing non-league football. |
A goal every 2.7 games in 477 career appearances. Not the Ipswich striker I’d be criticizing. | |
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WTF is Norwood on about here on 15:32 - May 7 with 3694 views | Herbivore |
WTF is Norwood on about here on 15:30 - May 7 by Illinoisblue | A goal every 2.7 games in 477 career appearances. Not the Ipswich striker I’d be criticizing. |
About 350 of those games in non-league of course. His record here isn't great, he's managed 20 goals across two seasons. | |
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WTF is Norwood on about here on 15:34 - May 7 with 3682 views | clive_baker | Us and them works both ways though, when you see the sort of sh1t he receives from so called fans on social media you have to wonder why he would feel anything but unloved. I definitely think it works both ways. He doesn't strike me as the most likeable bloke if I'm honest, and I dare say he's not someone I would be in a hurry to hang about with, but to abuse any player on social media, especially our own players, is just completely counter productive and a bit of a d1ck move. There's certainly an element of personal responsibility from his side, and being antagonistic is going to get bites, but his peers like Sears and Jackson have done next to nothing this season and I don't see them getting called out very often. Purely from a footballing perspective, his return is pretty good relative to appearances, and his fitness has been completely mis managed this season. Lambert played him in games he never in a million years should've been involved in, and had been given advice to that effect too. I think Norwood deserves a little bit of credit for putting the team first in that respect. | |
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WTF is Norwood on about here on 15:38 - May 7 with 3632 views | TieDyedIn95 |
WTF is Norwood on about here on 15:17 - May 7 by Steve_M | I think you're jumping at something that isn't there, basic jist is that players are human and it can be a wrench to leave a job, especially if they have no choice in it and that people who leave normal jobs might get presents from colleagues rather than being told they are sh1t. People moan when players spout cliches but I thought this was quite reflective from Norwood. It's quite telling that he's in front of the press this week so will clearly not be one Cook is looking to offload. [Post edited 7 May 2021 15:38]
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He saying leaving a great job, like playing football for Ipswich, sometimes after years, is an emotional if not brutal thing, especially given what's happened and comparing it to say when someone leaves a job, or has to leave due to age, health, cuts and the respect people are shown in that light compared to football, where many are just wanting them all out the door and digging at them all online. | |
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WTF is Norwood on about here on 15:48 - May 7 with 3527 views | tractorboy1978 |
WTF is Norwood on about here on 15:17 - May 7 by Steve_M | I think you're jumping at something that isn't there, basic jist is that players are human and it can be a wrench to leave a job, especially if they have no choice in it and that people who leave normal jobs might get presents from colleagues rather than being told they are sh1t. People moan when players spout cliches but I thought this was quite reflective from Norwood. It's quite telling that he's in front of the press this week so will clearly not be one Cook is looking to offload. [Post edited 7 May 2021 15:38]
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WTF is Norwood on about here on 15:48 - May 7 with 3521 views | MattinLondon |
WTF is Norwood on about here on 15:30 - May 7 by footers | Norwood has been in my branch of Maccers and criticised me while at work so he can shove it. |
So have I. You only gave me eight chicken nuggets when there should have been nine. Knob. [Post edited 7 May 2021 17:35]
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WTF is Norwood on about here on 15:49 - May 7 with 3516 views | tractorboy1978 | They should all be given 50 lashings on their exit. | | | |
WTF is Norwood on about here on 15:53 - May 7 with 3479 views | SouperJim | He's asking the fans to treat the players who are leaving like human beings, I have no problem with this and I think some of you need to consider this in the context of the recent drive to cut out online abuse. He's saying if a fan loses their job, regardless of how they've performed, they don't have a load of people give them stick and tell them they are sh!t etc. I feel he has a point. [Post edited 7 May 2021 15:54]
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WTF is Norwood on about here on 15:54 - May 7 with 3454 views | Illinoisblue |
WTF is Norwood on about here on 15:32 - May 7 by Herbivore | About 350 of those games in non-league of course. His record here isn't great, he's managed 20 goals across two seasons. |
His time here has been undeniably disappointing. Although playing in a terrible team that doesn’t create chances we should surely cut him some slack. Let’s hope the new leadership can kick him into shape. | |
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WTF is Norwood on about here on 15:55 - May 7 with 3437 views | MattinLondon |
WTF is Norwood on about here on 15:49 - May 7 by tractorboy1978 | They should all be given 50 lashings on their exit. |
What if they don’t like ginger beer? | | | |
WTF is Norwood on about here on 16:01 - May 7 with 3365 views | ericclacton | Meh i don't have the time to mess around making my own skirts, i'm in the middle of writing a jazz melody which is starting to sound like the dogs ballocks. | | | |
(No subject) (n/t) on 16:14 - May 7 with 3300 views | Fixed_It |
WTF is Norwood on about here on 15:17 - May 7 by Steve_M | I think you're jumping at something that isn't there, basic jist is that players are human and it can be a wrench to leave a job, especially if they have no choice in it and that people who leave normal jobs might get presents from colleagues rather than being told they are sh1t. People moan when players spout cliches but I thought this was quite reflective from Norwood. It's quite telling that he's in front of the press this week so will clearly not be one Cook is looking to offload. [Post edited 7 May 2021 15:38]
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WTF is Norwood on about here on 16:18 - May 7 with 3273 views | Cheltenham_Blue |
WTF is Norwood on about here on 15:30 - May 7 by footers | Norwood has been in my branch of Maccers and criticised me while at work so he can shove it. |
Maccers? Trying to sound posh again Footers? We both know you work in a burger van on the A12. | |
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WTF is Norwood on about here on 16:26 - May 7 with 3200 views | artsbossbeard | Weird flex, bro. | |
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WTF is Norwood on about here on 16:29 - May 7 with 3156 views | Churchman |
WTF is Norwood on about here on 15:54 - May 7 by Illinoisblue | His time here has been undeniably disappointing. Although playing in a terrible team that doesn’t create chances we should surely cut him some slack. Let’s hope the new leadership can kick him into shape. |
Yes, he has been playing in a terrible team for a rudderless, poor football club. But he’s been literally a paid up member of the mess and hasn't helped anybody with his lack of professionalism in terms of his own well-being or messing about on social media. Thanks to him being in contract he will get a chance to get himself into shape and contribute. I dearly hope for his sake, the club’s and ourselves he takes it. He’s played half the games in two years and scored 20 goals and that isn’t good enough. He has to take responsibility for himself first and foremost. As for social media, he’d be well advised to leave it alone. With regard to abuse players get, there are some real idiots out there and a lot of it is out of order. But sadly, that’s the way it is. A career in the public eye that is short, but well paid, a job many would crawl over glass to do, abuse and adoration, success and failure. He should enjoy it while he can. | | | |
WTF is Norwood on about here on 16:31 - May 7 with 3145 views | Garv |
WTF is Norwood on about here on 15:16 - May 7 by Herbivore | If he spent less time on the socials and more in the gym maybe he wouldn't have spent most of his career playing non-league football. |
I can't wait until gyms lift that ban on mobile phones. | |
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