SwissBlade
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Seen this comment a few times. Why will signing Ched split the dressing room? What is it about his personality that players won't like!?
Some, if not most will have morals and ethics.
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Seen this comment a few times. Why will signing Ched split the dressing room? What is it about his personality that players won't like!?
Some, if not most will have morals and ethics.
Exactly!Including their wives and girlfriends. Don't think your talking to or having a night out with him Billy! Haha
Exactly!
Got me thinking ,who is our longest serving player ?
Some, if not most will have morals and ethics.
Seen this comment a few times. Why will signing Ched split the dressing room? What is it about his personality that players won't like!?
The truth is that we don't know yet. Any player could potentially split the dressing room. Personally, I wouldn't have thought too many professional footballers will have given much thought to the nuances of the too drunk to consent law, or spent much time reading about Feminist theories about 'rape culture'. They probably just know he was cleared at re-trial and that's that.
I think the bigger issues at this point are his ability/fitness, and the supposed price.
One of the most sensible posts on the subject LS26I love how people on a football forum can't spout rubbish like a player will be bad for the dressing room.
Especially when Wilder has said numerous times he wouldn't sign anyone who'd upset the harmony.
The only people this upsets is some of our fans on some sort of crusade to make themselves look ultra self righteous.
When it boils down to it we are talking about a football player who was incorrectly convicted.
If Wilder thinks he can rejuvenate him then that's fine by me.
And if they don't (also anyone else for that matter) then they're not human. I think Even Ched would admit he was an idiot, but a rapist? I think not. Welcome back Ched!
The changing room will not be split. Ched will be earning within the same wage band as every other player and in the eyes of the law did nothing wrong
Not one player or member of the management team has worked with Ched before.
As long as Wilder has sanctioned this then there is not a thing to worry about.
It'll be a bigger spilt than the San Andreas Fault...mark by word
A lot are saying that he didn't split the Chesterfield dressing room. Well, they're bottom of the league, relegated with games to go and he hasn't played since March. Doesn't look good, does it?
. Impossible. I somehow doubt he has spoken to every single squad member to see what their reaction will be.
There's hardly irrefutable proof that the dressing room was a happy camp all season.
That's my exact point. Wilder can't know what the reaction of our players will be because he won't speak to every single one of them. I could understand this if we were signing a proven Championship striker, but we're signing 28 year-old, 7 goals in League One, shit-last-time-in-this-league Ched Evans.
Perhaps you would enlighten us as to why this should be the case ???It'll be a bigger spilt than the San Andreas Fault...mark by word
I watched San Andreas last night and that's about it, was just a joke to split opinion.Perhaps you would enlighten us as to why this should be the case ???
Very droll.I watched San Andreas last night and that's about it, was just a joke to split opinion.![]()
Your WelcomeVery droll.
I think you're missing the point that most sportsman don't give a shit. As IdLiketoRogerMoore has already stated.People spectacularly missing the point on this once again.
1) A lot are saying that he didn't split the Chesterfield dressing room. Well, they're bottom of the league, relegated with games to go and he hasn't played since March. Doesn't look good, does it?
2) It's not down to his personality. It's down to other players sat there and being unsure about playing with such a divisive figure (and yes, it ultimately is down to him, Ched got himself into this mess). It's also about the hoo-hah this has already caused - front page news on the BBC, Guardian and Telegraph websites - it has already made more headlines than our promotion. It's about players sat there who might be thinking about why the club have made such a fuss to sign somebody like this.
3) Others are saying Wilder will have already sussed this out and will know that he won't upset the apple cart. Impossible. I somehow doubt he has spoken to every single squad member to see what their reaction will be. It's all well and good saying he will just know, but he can't know how other players might react to this fucking circus rolling up at Bramall Lane once more.
BTW, I always thought Evans was innocent and it was a dodgy conviction in the first place. But the circus surrounding him now, along with his questionable footballing ability, makes him someone we should just forget about.
Well I certainly wouldn't want to play alongside a player who was both a racist and a serial biter of opponents.From personal experience of something similar (which I'll happily discuss my bobsleigh season 2007/2008 over a beer or four - we're in The Stag before most home games!) I'm pretty sure the attitude of the players will be fine so long as he comes in and makes the team/squad better...
It's when/if he starts underperforming, players will suddenly start making issues.
Sports people (and fans for that matter) tolerate almost anything so long as the team is winning!
And that is my worry. This has the smell of a KM 'deal'.
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