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A stupid bump, you are too excitable Massive, calm yourself down a bit son
But fwiw is this the most overrated player ever? Not missed one iota, a creative player that doesn't create. Good riddance to the fraud.
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Come On You Irons" wrote: ↑04 Mar 2026, 22:21 It is noticeable how much of a better and more cohesive team we have become since this cսnt fucked off back to Brazil.
He was clearly a toxic presence.
I said that would be the case once we stopped trying to pander to him constantly when he kept letting us down not repaying the faith shown in him. His negativity and piss poor play aint stinking the place out any more and the place has instantly lifted since he fucked off with his tail between his legs.
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He knows it is, he just likes the attention of people calling him out over Summerville
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Come On You Irons
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It is noticeable how much of a better and more cohesive team we have become since this cսnt fucked off back to Brazil.
He was clearly a toxic presence.
He was clearly a toxic presence.
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Come On You Irons" wrote: ↑09 Feb 2026, 17:58dealcanvey wrote: ↑08 Feb 2026, 15:56Come On You Irons" wrote: ↑08 Feb 2026, 15:45 We have now won 4 games out of 5 since this prick effectively went on strike before he was sold, and we could and should have won the other one.
It's obvious that this cսnt was a toxic deadweight on our squad and I consider him one of the biggest frauds in football.
I am so pleased they managed to flog him and still get decent wedge for him as I am certain we would have been easily relegated with him still stinking the place out.
It's also great to see Fernandes flourishing since this prick stopped taking up a spot in midfield and detailing everything.
I said all along Paqueta was overrated and that Fernandes was an excellent signing.‘I said all along…’
what was it you were saying all along about Summerville? Gone quiet on him for now?I called him at the time our best signing of the 2024 summer transfer window. Then he got injured.
Then earlier this season, I said he needed to work on his end product. And lo and behold Nuno and his coaches must have agreed with me given they have clearly been working on his finishing, and they and he have added an end product to his game.
Im 99% certain you said you'd changed your mind and he was championship level as he had no end product
For the love of god stop with the "I called it" shit. Especially as you try to backtrack
For the love of god stop with the "I called it" shit. Especially as you try to backtrack
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Just see on Sky Sports reporting that Flamengos very successful manager Felipe Luis who had won everything in sight last season has been sacked after Flamengo got off to the worst start to a season in a decade. The Paqueta Effect. 
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XKhammer wrote: ↑09 Feb 2026, 19:12Come On You Irons" wrote: ↑09 Feb 2026, 17:58dealcanvey wrote: ↑08 Feb 2026, 15:56‘I said all along…’
what was it you were saying all along about Summerville? Gone quiet on him for now?I called him at the time our best signing of the 2024 summer transfer window. Then he got injured.
Then earlier this season, I said he needed to work on his end product. And lo and behold Nuno and his coaches must have agreed with me given they have clearly been working on his finishing, and they and he have added an end product to his game.Why ain't you managing Man City then?
Think he is too busy pulling the strings at West Ham.
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Come On You Irons" wrote: ↑09 Feb 2026, 17:58dealcanvey wrote: ↑08 Feb 2026, 15:56Come On You Irons" wrote: ↑08 Feb 2026, 15:45 We have now won 4 games out of 5 since this prick effectively went on strike before he was sold, and we could and should have won the other one.
It's obvious that this cսnt was a toxic deadweight on our squad and I consider him one of the biggest frauds in football.
I am so pleased they managed to flog him and still get decent wedge for him as I am certain we would have been easily relegated with him still stinking the place out.
It's also great to see Fernandes flourishing since this prick stopped taking up a spot in midfield and detailing everything.
I said all along Paqueta was overrated and that Fernandes was an excellent signing.‘I said all along…’
what was it you were saying all along about Summerville? Gone quiet on him for now?I called him at the time our best signing of the 2024 summer transfer window. Then he got injured.
Then earlier this season, I said he needed to work on his end product. And lo and behold Nuno and his coaches must have agreed with me given they have clearly been working on his finishing, and they and he have added an end product to his game.
Why ain't you managing Man City then?
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dealcanvey wrote: ↑08 Feb 2026, 15:56Come On You Irons" wrote: ↑08 Feb 2026, 15:45 We have now won 4 games out of 5 since this prick effectively went on strike before he was sold, and we could and should have won the other one.
It's obvious that this cսnt was a toxic deadweight on our squad and I consider him one of the biggest frauds in football.
I am so pleased they managed to flog him and still get decent wedge for him as I am certain we would have been easily relegated with him still stinking the place out.
It's also great to see Fernandes flourishing since this prick stopped taking up a spot in midfield and detailing everything.
I said all along Paqueta was overrated and that Fernandes was an excellent signing.‘I said all along…’
what was it you were saying all along about Summerville? Gone quiet on him for now?
I called him at the time our best signing of the 2024 summer transfer window. Then he got injured.
Then earlier this season, I said he needed to work on his end product. And lo and behold Nuno and his coaches must have agreed with me given they have clearly been working on his finishing, and they and he have added an end product to his game.
Then earlier this season, I said he needed to work on his end product. And lo and behold Nuno and his coaches must have agreed with me given they have clearly been working on his finishing, and they and he have added an end product to his game.
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Come On You Irons" wrote: ↑08 Feb 2026, 15:45 We have now won 4 games out of 5 since this prick effectively went on strike before he was sold, and we could and should have won the other one.
It's obvious that this cսnt was a toxic deadweight on our squad and I consider him one of the biggest frauds in football.
I am so pleased they managed to flog him and still get decent wedge for him as I am certain we would have been easily relegated with him still stinking the place out.
It's also great to see Fernandes flourishing since this prick stopped taking up a spot in midfield and detailing everything.
I said all along Paqueta was overrated and that Fernandes was an excellent signing.
‘I said all along…’
what was it you were saying all along about Summerville? Gone quiet on him for now?
what was it you were saying all along about Summerville? Gone quiet on him for now?
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We have now won 4 games out of 5 since this prick effectively went on strike before he was sold, and we could and should have won the other one.
It's obvious that this cսnt was a toxic deadweight on our squad and I consider him one of the biggest frauds in football.
I am so pleased they managed to flog him and still get decent wedge for him as I am certain we would have been easily relegated with him still stinking the place out.
It's also great to see Fernandes flourishing since this prick stopped taking up a spot in midfield and detailing everything.
I said all along Paqueta was overrated and that Fernandes was an excellent signing.
It's obvious that this cսnt was a toxic deadweight on our squad and I consider him one of the biggest frauds in football.
I am so pleased they managed to flog him and still get decent wedge for him as I am certain we would have been easily relegated with him still stinking the place out.
It's also great to see Fernandes flourishing since this prick stopped taking up a spot in midfield and detailing everything.
I said all along Paqueta was overrated and that Fernandes was an excellent signing.
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El Scorchio" wrote: ↑02 Feb 2026, 11:43 Came on for his debut in the Brazilian cup final and had a chance to equalise in injury time but put it over the bar of a virtually open goal from five yards out.
Ha-ha. cսnt.
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Mike Oxsaw" wrote: ↑02 Feb 2026, 12:21 Come on! You've got to be fucking stupid to not know how these things work.
Paqueta goes at the FA all guns blazing and they - the suits with no actual skin in the game - will simply let it be known - without actually saying it - that they will "look favourably" on each & every referee who doesn't give Paqueta the benefit of the doubt in any (50/50) confrontation/tackle/issue.
He gets his legs broken in a tackle and ends up with a VAR supported red card for diving/simulation.
He want's revenge, he can start proceedings from Brazil now that the FA hold no power over him
You know when l said you only post utter bollocks
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Come on! You've got to be fucking stupid to not know how these things work.
Paqueta goes at the FA all guns blazing and they - the suits with no actual skin in the game - will simply let it be known - without actually saying it - that they will "look favourably" on each & every referee who doesn't give Paqueta the benefit of the doubt in any (50/50) confrontation/tackle/issue.
He gets his legs broken in a tackle and ends up with a VAR supported red card for diving/simulation.
He want's revenge, he can start proceedings from Brazil now that the FA hold no power over him
Paqueta goes at the FA all guns blazing and they - the suits with no actual skin in the game - will simply let it be known - without actually saying it - that they will "look favourably" on each & every referee who doesn't give Paqueta the benefit of the doubt in any (50/50) confrontation/tackle/issue.
He gets his legs broken in a tackle and ends up with a VAR supported red card for diving/simulation.
He want's revenge, he can start proceedings from Brazil now that the FA hold no power over him
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Came on for his debut in the Brazilian cup final and had a chance to equalise in injury time but put it over the bar of a virtually open goal from five yards out.
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fraser wrote: ↑30 Jan 2026, 08:47GBHammer63 wrote: ↑30 Jan 2026, 07:59I’m not getting this argument, if the FA have caused the (alleged ) mental suffering surely he’d feel better by attacking the ones who caused the problem as soon as he was acquitted of any wrongdoing. Not just accepting the hurt dished out by people at the FA, up sticks and go to Brazil, best therapy is teaching them a lesson, no?Because seeking revenge and getting stuck in legal battles for more years, when it was the pressure of it all causing him anxiety... So of course he wouldn't want to, who would I wouldn't. Life is too short and he's hated it why would you volunteer for more of the same, the best therapy isn't teaching them a lesson it's letting it go... I bet you couldn't find a professional anywhere that would recommend the path your suggesting as a way to get over it.
Dont get it, it’d make me feel much better about the situation if it were me, the pressure is off when the verdict was given, it’s not like he’d have to be his own barrister and swot up. Easy for a professional to say let it go, it’s not their life that’s allegedly been fucked.
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Oh and all this after the club supported him bollocks..
The club were protecting their valuable asset who had done nothing wrong, it's not like he did something and they supported him, it was in the club's interest not to lose an at the time £85million asset.
The club were protecting their valuable asset who had done nothing wrong, it's not like he did something and they supported him, it was in the club's interest not to lose an at the time £85million asset.
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GBHammer63 wrote: ↑30 Jan 2026, 07:59fraser wrote: ↑30 Jan 2026, 01:39GBHammer63 wrote: ↑29 Jan 2026, 20:36What so these footballers with massive self belief who have struggled hard to get where they are who’ve had bigger struggles when they are skint, when pushed they want to go home? Not to have nothing to do with football but to play for a different football team when it wasn’t the team that caused the problem?If something fucks you up mentally you change what's fucked you up mentally, you don't double down and do more of it. So not carrying on doing the thing which caused the damage isn't proof that there wasn't any done.I’m not getting this argument, if the FA have caused the (alleged ) mental suffering surely he’d feel better by attacking the ones who caused the problem as soon as he was acquitted of any wrongdoing. Not just accepting the hurt dished out by people at the FA, up sticks and go to Brazil, best therapy is teaching them a lesson, no?
Because seeking revenge and getting stuck in legal battles for more years, when it was the pressure of it all causing him anxiety... So of course he wouldn't want to, who would I wouldn't. Life is too short and he's hated it why would you volunteer for more of the same, the best therapy isn't teaching them a lesson it's letting it go... I bet you couldn't find a professional anywhere that would recommend the path your suggesting as a way to get over it.
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fraser wrote: ↑30 Jan 2026, 01:39GBHammer63 wrote: ↑29 Jan 2026, 20:36fraser wrote: ↑29 Jan 2026, 17:11That makes no sense at all, so what you're saying is if it's seriously taken a massive toll on him all the scrutiny and court cases the way to make him self feel better and recover isn't going home having a fresh start and putting it all behind him, but no the way to recover mentally from 2 years of it is to engage himself in it for what would probably be the rest of his career.
But he just wants to play football get away from it and put it behind him, that sounds way more logical if his mental health is suffering.What so these footballers with massive self belief who have struggled hard to get where they are who’ve had bigger struggles when they are skint, when pushed they want to go home? Not to have nothing to do with football but to play for a different football team when it wasn’t the team that caused the problem?If something fucks you up mentally you change what's fucked you up mentally, you don't double down and do more of it. So not carrying on doing the thing which caused the damage isn't proof that there wasn't any done.
I’m not getting this argument, if the FA have caused the (alleged ) mental suffering surely he’d feel better by attacking the ones who caused the problem as soon as he was acquitted of any wrongdoing. Not just accepting the hurt dished out by people at the FA, up sticks and go to Brazil, best therapy is teaching them a lesson, no?
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GBHammer63 wrote: ↑29 Jan 2026, 20:36fraser wrote: ↑29 Jan 2026, 17:11GBHammer63 wrote: ↑29 Jan 2026, 16:11For what it’s worth I absolutely agree, if it’s genuinely fucked Paqueta up mentally in either a major or minor way he should be standing his ground and going after the FA big time given his verdict not skulking away at the first opportunity and dressing it up as going home. Everyone is different but I’d have thought pretty much everyone would want retribution.That makes no sense at all, so what you're saying is if it's seriously taken a massive toll on him all the scrutiny and court cases the way to make him self feel better and recover isn't going home having a fresh start and putting it all behind him, but no the way to recover mentally from 2 years of it is to engage himself in it for what would probably be the rest of his career.
But he just wants to play football get away from it and put it behind him, that sounds way more logical if his mental health is suffering.What so these footballers with massive self belief who have struggled hard to get where they are who’ve had bigger struggles when they are skint, when pushed they want to go home? Not to have nothing to do with football but to play for a different football team when it wasn’t the team that caused the problem?
If something fucks you up mentally you change what's fucked you up mentally, you don't double down and do more of it. So not carrying on doing the thing which caused the damage isn't proof that there wasn't any done.