Or maybe your club forced him out due to the massive amount of money being offered?Of course he didn't want to leave, he's just a greedy disloyal ****.
Concentrate on your club NOW, Andy.
Of course he didn't want to leave, he's just a greedy disloyal ****.
Agreed - Ashley only cares about himself and there was no way he was going to refuse such a big offer. Why else would Carroll be asked to hand in a transfer request? Ashley wanted to make it look like Carroll wanted to leave but Carroll refused to hand in request and since stated he didn't want to leaveOr maybe your club forced him out due to the massive amount of money being offered?
I'm not saying that's what definitely happened, but it's a highly likely possibility.
Or maybe your club forced him out due to the massive amount of money being offered?
I'm not saying that's what definitely happened, but it's a highly likely possibility.
Ashley is hardly 'the biggest **** going' mate, not in this instance anyway. If he doesn't pump a decent amount of that £35m back into the transfer market in the summer then yeah, your right, but Newcastle can bring in two, three, maybe even four top class players with this money, compared to having one striker upfront who's been overpriced due to his nationality and age.Agreed - Ashley only cares about himself and there was no way he was going to refuse such a big offer. Why else would Carroll be asked to hand in a transfer request? Ashley wanted to make it look like Carroll wanted to leave but Carroll refused to hand in request and since stated he didn't want to leave
Ashley is the biggest **** going
It's all well and good saying it's for greed, but when your 21 years old and you haven't proven yourself in the Premier League, £35m is a HUGE price tag for them. Like I said in my last post, this money will help you in the future, and you'll stay up without Carroll anyway. I don't think Carroll's greedy to be honest. If he was greedy he'd of thrown a massive fit about it and handed in a transfer request after the £30m bid was rejected, surely?It's a possibility, and yes the money on the table will have eased things, but in my opinion this is down to his greed. He/his agent wanted an immediate pay rise, despite signing a 5.5 year contract in October at the peak of the wage cap, both sides agree on this fact. Using that as the starting point, mixed with the timing of this and his own admission of wanting the move as soon as he heard Liverpool were interested all make it look like his side engineered the move, unless he could massively break the wage cap. If he wanted to stay he could have easily - just make use of that piece of paper he signed in October.
Back when United wanted Shearer, Newcastle were a lot more financially secure and the footballing climate wasn't as crazy as it is now, and quite frankly Newcastle didn't really have any need to sell Shearer for big money. Ashley probably didn't want to sell Carroll but for £35m he has absolutely no choice. For that amount of money for a 21 year old striker who hasn't even proven themselves in the Premier League, it's just impossible to reject.i think as a newcastle fan, that, if he really wanted to be the next alan shearer he would never have left.
Shearer was wanted by Man utd, the biggest team in england and he still said no even when he knew newcastle prob wouldnt win trophies, he wanted to try.
Andy carroll played well in the championship and was getting to be a good standard in the premier, but i didnt rate him that high. if Newcastle really wanted him out, wouldnt they have bought another striker rather then let andy carroll go on a day where they couldnt sign any?
people can sit saying he was right and that because of Mike Ashleys past, but i hate Mike ashley cos he will ruin the club, but i actually dont think he wanted to sell andy carroll. i think maybe, andy carroll was money hungry and thinks he is too good for his boots.
He will just be another Robbie Keane at Liverpool, an expensive signing who cant play or score.
No player who wants to stay would let them self be forced out.
They prob had enough of him moaning about wanting 50 grand a week and not waiting till the end of the season when they could offer him it.
Im sure if they got in to Europe he would get a better contract.
But he ran away to liverpool cos of being bullied out? Thats stupid.
Never mind, hopefully Newcastle stay up and bring in a top notch set of players to make themselves a better team again.