The official Aloisi is a disrespectful arrogant f**kwit of a human being thread

[Paolo]

1. reasons for leaving - same as most players
2. comments about leaving - I've read nothing that didn't make sense. Please enlighten me.
3. disrespectful celebrations - you reap what you sow. He's done nothing our of the ordinary.

Sorry, still not convinced Aloi$i deserves such a long thread!

1. still makes him a greedy c**t, especially as it was not for a much larger amount...he wouldnt exactly be skint
2. wanting to go to a club where he can win things be part of something big etc.
3. Should have some class

if you are not convinced, feel free to stay out of the thread..kk thnx

 

[FFC Mariner]

The wanting to go to a big club and win things comment was what has earned him a level of loathing that ranks him alongside Judas and Sackwhack.

Added to that his pathetic celebration when he scuffed his 2nd penalty in just made him look like a twat.

He is simply a "Griffiths"

 

[northernspirit]

just saw an ad for the sportsline show on sky news which will feature an aloisi interview covering his time in sfc, will be interesting viewing, anyone know what time  / day its on cos i didnt catch it?

 

[fedelta]

9.30 tonight maybe?

 

[northernspirit]

u mean tommorrow night?

 

[fedelta]

write in your diary

0930  Sportsline
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[Part_Timer]

his comments when signing for us and then when leaving us are why i hate him with a passion...and that goal celebration f**k ME What a deadset wanker

 

[northernspirit]

yeah 9.30am
ill watch it for laugh

 

[serious14]

Isn't half the fun of football an irrational hatred of anyone who has wronged your club in the past, no matter how major or minor??

 

[MrCelery]

Isn't half the fun of football an irrational hatred of anyone who has wronged your club in the past, no matter how major or minor??

I have an irrational hatred of the Scum, which is much the same thing I suppose. Although what they did in Newcastle to get the NSL franchise was a 1,000 times more disgusting and unprofessional than what Aloi$i did.

I'm just not convinced that the punishment fits the crime in Aloi$i's case. As Keensy says, I can just ignore this thread.

I have to laugh at the last comment Keensy said though, about Aloi$i could have shown some class. That could apply equally to some of the extreme posts in this thread too! But with my occasionally irrational posts about the Scum, it's a bit of Pot-Kettle-Black all round, so I'll leave it at that.

 

[jaypee]

Mr Celery - The issue with Aloisi is as others have stated that when he signed for us he talked about how the Mariners were the only other team his brother said he should join (apart from Sheep shaggers) then he talks about building a community team and how he loves our community, how he doesn't want to be anywhere else. Then whats he do - leaves for about $100k more than we offer. (I am led to believe he was ready to sign when his manager asked SFC what they would offer him knowing what our bid was) - Then when he signs he talks about winning and being in a team that can win things. Sorry - we were Premiers last year, we are in Asia not SFC, it just throws it back at the Mariners and the supporters.

Yes - he was very professional whilst with us but the way he left was not. If you want an EPL example of how a player can leave for bigger money and club look at Tevez. When he goes back to West Ham every season they applaud him. Similarly we applaud Tommy P - its all about the way you conduct yourself and he has not done so in the right way.....

I am also sick and tired of hearing he was the guy who got us to the world cup -- FFS it was Mark Scwarzer who got us there

 

[serious14]

I am also sick and tired of hearing he was the guy who got us to the world cup -- FFS it was Mark Schwarzer who got us there

It intrigues me time and time again how many people forget the away leg of that tie...... some of the most immense Socceroos defending and 'nearly goals' I have ever seen.  Strange it might seem to say now, but Viduka and Archie were positively immense that day.

 

[MrCelery]

Mr Celery - The issue with Aloi$i is as others have stated that when he signed for us he talked about how the Mariners were the only other team his brother said he should join (apart from Sheep shaggers) then he talks about building a community team and how he loves our community, how he doesn't want to be anywhere else. Then whats he do - leaves for about $100k more than we offer. (I am led to believe he was ready to sign when his manager asked SFC what they would offer him knowing what our bid was) - Then when he signs he talks about winning and being in a team that can win things. Sorry - we were Premiers last year, we are in Asia not SFC, it just throws it back at the Mariners and the supporters.

Yes - he was very professional whilst with us but the way he left was not. If you want an EPL example of how a player can leave for bigger money and club look at Tevez. When he goes back to West Ham every season they applaud him. Similarly we applaud Tommy P - its all about the way you conduct yourself and he has not done so in the right way.....

I am also sick and tired of hearing he was the guy who got us to the world cup -- FFS it was Mark Scwarzer who got us there

Fair enough. I agree with you about Mark winning it for us, although it was a team effort - just look at the lead up to our goal, plus penalties. The away game too.

Maybe Aloisi did not make the most diplomatic exit. Mile's was a perfect example of that too.

Our revenge will be when we win more trophies this year, while Bling FC don't even make the finals.

 

[Paolo]

[I have to laugh at the last comment Keensy said though, about Aloi$i could have shown some class. That could apply equally to some of the extreme posts in this thread too!

wrong, being a supporter isnt my profession, being a player is his.

Supporters are free to be classless, viral, disgusting, insulting etc etc etc and most importantly bias

 

[Part_Timer]

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Supporters are free to be classless, viral, disgusting, insulting etc etc etc and most importantly bias

let me congradulate you on the fine job you are doin.....

 

[MrCelery]

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Supporters are free to be classless, viral, disgusting, insulting etc etc etc and most importantly bias

let me congradulate you on the fine job you are doin.....

 

 

[cruiser]

Mr Celery - The issue with Aloi$i is as others have stated that when he signed for us he talked about how the Mariners were the only other team his brother said he should join (apart from Sheep shaggers) then he talks about building a community team and how he loves our community, how he doesn't want to be anywhere else. Then whats he do - leaves for about $100k more than we offer. (I am led to believe he was ready to sign when his manager asked SFC what they would offer him knowing what our bid was) - Then when he signs he talks about winning and being in a team that can win things. Sorry - we were Premiers last year, we are in Asia not SFC, it just throws it back at the Mariners and the supporters.

Yes - he was very professional whilst with us but the way he left was not. If you want an EPL example of how a player can leave for bigger money and club look at Tevez. When he goes back to West Ham every season they applaud him. Similarly we applaud Tommy P - its all about the way you conduct yourself and he has not done so in the right way.....

I am also sick and tired of hearing he was the guy who got us to the world cup -- FFS it was Mark Scwarzer who got us there.

Thank you Jaypee. I agree with everything you say - well said, espcially the last para - it pisses me off that Aloisi get's all the glory for all of Schwarzers great, hard match winning work.

 

[FFC Mariner]

Its a cross all Fulham players have to bear TBH. Do you know that England have NEVER (like ever) won the World Cup without a Fulham player in the side (and no Chavs either).

Does that get mentioned ever, nooooooooooo

 

[LFCMariners]

Isn't half the fun of football an irrational hatred of anyone who has wronged your club in the past, no matter how major or minor??

I have an irrational hatred of the Scum, which is much the same thing I suppose. Although what they did in Newcastle to get the NSL franchise was a 1,000 times more disgusting and unprofessional than what Aloi$i did.

I'm just not convinced that the punishment fits the crime in Aloi$i's case. As Keensy says, I can just ignore this thread.

I have to laugh at the last comment Keensy said though, about Aloi$i could have shown some class. That could apply equally to some of the extreme posts in this thread too! But with my occasionally irrational posts about the Scum, it's a bit of Pot-Kettle-Black all round, so I'll leave it at that.

What did they do in Newie to get the NSL team???

 

[MrCelery]

Isn't half the fun of football an irrational hatred of anyone who has wronged your club in the past, no matter how major or minor??

I have an irrational hatred of the Scum, which is much the same thing I suppose. Although what they did in Newcastle to get the NSL franchise was a 1,000 times more disgusting and unprofessional than what Aloi$i did.

I'm just not convinced that the punishment fits the crime in Aloi$i's case. As Keensy says, I can just ignore this thread.

I have to laugh at the last comment Keensy said though, about Aloi$i could have shown some class. That could apply equally to some of the extreme posts in this thread too! But with my occasionally irrational posts about the Scum, it's a bit of Pot-Kettle-Black all round, so I'll leave it at that.

What did they do in Newie to get the NSL team???

If things were handled with a bit more thought and respect, the Breakers would have continued their long tradition in the top flight. But no, a lot of underhanded dealings saw the franchise taken off the Breakers and given to Con Constantine so he could create his cardboard Club from his mobile phone and car (his cronies words).

The Breakers lost everything - the players, the staff, the stadium, the licenced club. A lot of businesses lost big money, and many people lost their jobs.

Many of the vocal supporters walked away in disgust at what happened. A lot have never returned to football, others now follow the Mariners.