Madine

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You are a cunt but a juicy one. Keep it up please.

Does it cross your mind that 1 Your post gets back to him.
2 The rest of the team love him as instanced by the togetherness and 3 I can't remember a standing ovation like the one he got when substituted.
How about using the Cunt word for targets that deserve it like the Pig's Leeds and Gareth Ainsworth.
 
Does it cross your mind that 1 Your post gets back to him.
2 The rest of the team love him as instanced by the togetherness and 3 I can't remember a standing ovation like the one he got when substituted.
How about using the Cunt word for targets that deserve it like the Pig's Leeds and Gareth Ainsworth.

I think he would get it if he read it. Pantomime baddie turning good. Love him.
 
Does it cross your mind that 1 Your post gets back to him.
2 The rest of the team love him as instanced by the togetherness and 3 I can't remember a standing ovation like the one he got when substituted.
How about using the Cunt word for targets that deserve it like the Pig's Leeds and Gareth Ainsworth.

Nowt wrong with cunt, I love entering a cunt.
 
I haven't seen a player who can combine superior physicality, with deft of touch, so well for quite some time.
Unplayable in most of his appearances so far, and the way he hammered those goals in today, along with the first celebration told me that this is a hungry footballer.

As Wilder said post match, he needs to keep his head down and keep his nose clean, and then he will do well. I suspect that any off field 'incidents' will be dealt with swiftly and harshly but I have a feeling we have nothing to worry about. The signs, so far, are that he has sorted himself out and wants to prove himself.

I was far from happy upon his signing but I can't help but be enormously impressed by him so far.
 
Never heard anyone called a 'Juicy Cunt' in my life...Can think of many worse things to be called.He was 'Juicy' though wasn't he? An outstanding performance.The first of many I hope.
 
Does it cross your mind that 1 Your post gets back to him.
2 The rest of the team love him as instanced by the togetherness and 3 I can't remember a standing ovation like the one he got when substituted.
How about using the Cunt word for targets that deserve it like the Pig's Leeds and Gareth Ainsworth.

Absolutely. There are some numpties on here, there really are...
 



Does it cross your mind that 1 Your post gets back to him.
2 The rest of the team love him as instanced by the togetherness and 3 I can't remember a standing ovation like the one he got when substituted.
How about using the Cunt word for targets that deserve it like the Pig's Leeds and Gareth Ainsworth.

You can't remember a standing ovation like todays when Madine went off? Serioulsy?
 
You can't remember a standing ovation like todays when Madine went off? Serioulsy?


Not for a single player no mate I can't.
Probably witnessed plenty of cracking ones but none better. Doubt you have either.
I want Madine to be a Blades legend. He's been fucking brilliant every minute so far.
What do you want???
 
Does it cross your mind that 1 Your post gets back to him.
2 The rest of the team love him as instanced by the togetherness and 3 I can't remember a standing ovation like the one he got when substituted.
How about using the Cunt word for targets that deserve it like the Pig's Leeds and Gareth Ainsworth.
Tbf he is a cunt.
 
I got asked a question on FB by a piggy mate (i have lots of banter with him, but he's been very impressed with us recently and is also a big fan of Wilder) when i posted a comment congratulating Madine on his first goal. He said, "I thought you hated him"

My reply was simple, I did. But with Madine, its entirely understandable that he's not liked as a person more than a player. He's had a career littered with issues and he was, for want of a better word, a twat in the eyes of those that don't know him. The courts pretty much called him this when he had a drink.

On the pitch and off it whilst he was at the Pigs and then when we had our brief League 1 battle with Bolton, he hadn't changed, said and did things which pissed us off....

Yet he went to Cardiff and worked with a manager that puts high demands on players for hard work.

Its become a cliche but when Wilder signed him he said that it takes some balls to come to a club that hate you and yet he's done that. I think Madine's comments since he arrived have been spot on, he wants to be part of the passion.

Since he's arrived, he's worked his arse off on the pitch, against Villa he was very good, but was knackered when he came off. Yesterday though, he was excellent, he's working for the team and the players seem to like him.

So why not give a player that chance to prove themselves? We've all been waiting (some wanting) for him to fail, i for one would've almost been happy to see his demise from the game. He was a pantomime villain for us over the years, but seems to have turned that to his advantage.

Right now, personally i think he's gone up in my estimation and i think he deserves the recognition for that. Good on him. There is a player in there and I sincerely hope that his past is behind him.

Now go get us promoted and make yourself a Blades Legend 'Gaz'!
 
Tin hat on here, but it's going to take more than a couple of goals and a few cameo appearances to win me over. I'm not so fickle as to forget that he's shown a genuine dislike and disdain for our club and our captain in the past, even if he has scored a couple today.

The lads may be starting to accept him and that's good, I wouldn't want anyone upsetting our rhythm, I've nowt against them starting to accept him.

But for me, unpopular opinion or not, the jury's still out and it'll take a bit more than a bit of decent hold up play to forget he broke one of our fan's jaws. Without him we still win 2-0.
 
I got asked a question on FB by a piggy mate (i have lots of banter with him, but he's been very impressed with us recently and is also a big fan of Wilder) when i posted a comment congratulating Madine on his first goal. He said, "I thought you hated him"

My reply was simple, I did. But with Madine, its entirely understandable that he's not liked as a person more than a player. He's had a career littered with issues and he was, for want of a better word, a twat in the eyes of those that don't know him. The courts pretty much called him this when he had a drink.

On the pitch and off it whilst he was at the Pigs and then when we had our brief League 1 battle with Bolton, he hadn't changed, said and did things which pissed us off....

Yet he went to Cardiff and worked with a manager that puts high demands on players for hard work.

Its become a cliche but when Wilder signed him he said that it takes some balls to come to a club that hate you and yet he's done that. I think Madine's comments since he arrived have been spot on, he wants to be part of the passion.

Since he's arrived, he's worked his arse off on the pitch, against Villa he was very good, but was knackered when he came off. Yesterday though, he was excellent, he's working for the team and the players seem to like him.

So why not give a player that chance to prove themselves? We've all been waiting (some wanting) for him to fail, i for one would've almost been happy to see his demise from the game. He was a pantomime villain for us over the years, but seems to have turned that to his advantage.

Right now, personally i think he's gone up in my estimation and i think he deserves the recognition for that. Good on him. There is a player in there and I sincerely hope that his past is behind him.

Now go get us promoted and make yourself a Blades Legend 'Gaz'!

All fair points well made mate. Have a like. That's what balanced debate ought to be like on this forum, not some of the embarrassing shite we see.

Oh, but by the way, still can't bring myself to like your last sentence. I'm nowhere near that point. ;)
 
All fair points well made mate. Have a like. That's what balanced debate ought to be like on this forum, not some of the embarrassing shite we see.

Oh, but by the way, still can't bring myself to like your last sentence. I'm nowhere near that point. ;)
Cheers, it takes some justifying but i am happy that as long as he continues in the way he is doing then its good for everyone.
 



I got asked a question on FB by a piggy mate (i have lots of banter with him, but he's been very impressed with us recently and is also a big fan of Wilder) when i posted a comment congratulating Madine on his first goal. He said, "I thought you hated him"

My reply was simple, I did. But with Madine, its entirely understandable that he's not liked as a person more than a player. He's had a career littered with issues and he was, for want of a better word, a twat in the eyes of those that don't know him. The courts pretty much called him this when he had a drink.

On the pitch and off it whilst he was at the Pigs and then when we had our brief League 1 battle with Bolton, he hadn't changed, said and did things which pissed us off....

Yet he went to Cardiff and worked with a manager that puts high demands on players for hard work.

Its become a cliche but when Wilder signed him he said that it takes some balls to come to a club that hate you and yet he's done that. I think Madine's comments since he arrived have been spot on, he wants to be part of the passion.

Since he's arrived, he's worked his arse off on the pitch, against Villa he was very good, but was knackered when he came off. Yesterday though, he was excellent, he's working for the team and the players seem to like him.

So why not give a player that chance to prove themselves? We've all been waiting (some wanting) for him to fail, i for one would've almost been happy to see his demise from the game. He was a pantomime villain for us over the years, but seems to have turned that to his advantage.

Right now, personally i think he's gone up in my estimation and i think he deserves the recognition for that. Good on him. There is a player in there and I sincerely hope that his past is behind him.

Now go get us promoted and make yourself a Blades Legend 'Gaz'!

I've wanted him since he ran us ragged vs Bolton. Not seen a single player in a poor side dominate a game like he did that day. Reproduced it yesterday only in a good side. Won everything in the air, cleared the 6 yard box twice in defence, assisted in 1, started the first move and scored 2. Sorry Kozzy_is_my_Dad its not a given we would have scored 2 without him. We might have scored 4 if Billy had been on. I'm just glad we've got him for run in, just hope he's not injured himself when he stretched for that tackle. Was just in front of us and he looked in some discomfort.

My only concern is he does a KMc on us.
 
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