CONFIRMED Moose gone

[Caveblade]

On a private jet to Naples.

If ever a picture said a thousand words! Sums up this complete waste of talent.

More interested in showing off his Lambos and private jet lifestyle to his Insta following.

Sorry, but he is an utter joke who sums up modern football. A player who has NEVER completed 90 minutes of football in England getting paid obscene amounts of money. He wins this year's "Dean Hammond -Unseen Work" medal.

We do not need players like Moose in our club. Now let's get started on McBurnie ........

 

[Millhousesblade1889]

If ever a picture said a thousand words! Sums up this complete waste of talent.

More interested in showing off his Lambos and private jet lifestyle to his Insta following.

Sorry, but he is an utter joke who sums up modern football. A player who has NEVER completed 90 minutes of football in England getting paid obscene amounts of money. He wins this year's "Dean Hammond -Unseen Work" medal.

We do not need players like Moose in our club. Now let's get started on McBurnie ........

I’ve never seen a player in a United shirt look as unfit as he did after 60 minutes. It was bizarre. If he’d been able to play 90minutes week in week out then he would be playing regularly in a top 6-10 premiership team.

He was so good against Man Utd at home, then his career with us nose dived from there. Terrible professionalism off the pitch

 

[CaptainMorgans]

I know others are happy to see him go but i’m the opposite if anything a little sad/frustrated it didn’t work out for him here.

Pretty sure the 'view from Bournemouth' 2.5 years ago was exactly the same, which sadly speaks volumes.

He's only got worse since he's been here and shown no signs of sorting himself out.

 

[Caveblade]

I’ve never seen a player in a United shirt look as unfit as he did after 60 minutes. It was bizarre. If he’d been able to play 90minutes week in week out then he would be playing regularly in a top 6-10 premiership team.

He was so good against Man Utd at home, then his career with us nose dived from there. Terrible professionalism off the pitch

The irony is he gave us some incredible moments. As you say unplayable against Man Ure but instead of becoming a legend most Blades can't wait to see him gone.

Remember when he ran across to hug Wilder after scoring in the 1st season? At that moment I thought we had a genius of a manager who had found a way to polish a diamond. Flippin heck, if only I had known. #bladesway

 

[Millhousesblade1889]

When the socks went around his ankles you knew his game was coming to an end

 

[Hagansbootlaces]

When the socks went around his ankles you knew his game was coming to an end

And that was when he had to bend down and pull them on in the dressing room!

 

[Weasel]

When the socks went around his ankles you knew his game was coming to an end

Similar to my local alehouse back in the early 90s. When the women's knickers went around their ankles, you knew that last orders had just been called on a Friday/Saturday night.

Happy days.

 

[Champagneblade]

Wilder, Slav and Hecky have all said the opposite about his character. When interviewed and questioned about him they always said he was traing hard to regain fitness, committed and putting in extra hours etc.

The problem is that if he'd been looking after himself all year round he wouldn't have to regain anything. You contrast with players like Baldock who go away on holiday and still put the hours in compared to Mousse who it would appear trains when he has to but otherwise takes time off from being a professional athlete when it is the off season.

In the words of Master Yoda "that is why you fail".

 

[Millhousesblade1889]

Similar to my local alehouse back in the early 90s. When the women's knickers went around their ankles, you knew that last orders had just been called on a Friday/Saturday night.

Happy days.

When I wrote this I knew where everyone’s minds would go

 

[Cheesebored]

He was so good against Man Utd at home, then his career with us nose dived from there. Terrible professionalism off the pitch

He had a great game but Phil Jones was marking him don't forget.

 

[Hagansbootlaces]

Part of the problem is any threat, or banter/fat shaming as someone mentioned earlier, has more than likely all been done before, at most if not all previous clubs, it's just something he accepts, doesn't mean anything, and possibly still won't mean anything long after he has retired

 

[Jinxy1966]

I was getting a bit worried, seem to be an age between the medical and obligatory shirt photo

There was a delay to the photos cos they had to wait for a change of shirt after he got mushy peas down the front of the first one during his pre-lunch snack.

 

[west_yorks_blade]

The irony is he gave us some incredible moments. As you say unplayable against Man Ure but instead of becoming a legend most Blades can't wait to see him gone.

Remember when he ran across to hug Wilder after scoring in the 1st season? At that moment I thought we had a genius of a manager who had found a way to polish a diamond. Flippin heck, if only I had known. #bladesway

I think you highlight there some of the bad luck Wilder had.

Moose seemed like a steal when he first arrived, but quickly reverted to type.
Such a waste of talent on his part and money on ours.

He let himself and us down big time. Just don't understand what goes through his head.
Perhaps he has demons that we don't appreciate?

 

[Iceybabey]

Usually the players put a post up on their Instagram congratulating or wishing a team mate luck when they have left. Not seen it at all with Moose. Although, he has turned the comments off on his most recent post.

 

[Jinxy1966]

Happy days
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[Edgar Allan Poo]

 

[Bladesman]

 

[Hagansbootlaces]

I think you highlight there some of the bad luck Wilder had.

Moose seemed like a steal when he first arrived, but quickly reverted to type.
Such a waste of talent on his part and money on ours.

He let himself and us down big time. Just don't understand what goes through his head.
Perhaps he has demons that we don't appreciate?

I did wonder if its in part down to the position he plays, everyone wants/values a striker, how many of his clubs/managers have layed down the law, and then relaxed them a little because he is a striker, and as CW said nice lad etc

 

[Houston_Blade]

A 7 figure salary for that shit!

 

[Bell4]

A 7 figure salary for that shit!

What ?

Just for compiling some stats ?

I’m in the wrong job (76% of the time )

 

[Tom Bott]

Cost us £10 million quid eh? Well there you go.......

Bargain then if that included his wages.

 

[Bartleby]

Got his feet on the furniture as well, bigger twat than first thought

At least he's got his carpet slippers on

 

[blades14]

If ever a picture said a thousand words! Sums up this complete waste of talent.

More interested in showing off his Lambos and private jet lifestyle to his Insta following.

Sorry, but he is an utter joke who sums up modern football. A player who has NEVER completed 90 minutes of football in England getting paid obscene amounts of money. He wins this year's "Dean Hammond -Unseen Work" medal.

We do not need players like Moose in our club. Now let's get started on McBurnie ........

I agree. Mcnobhead next

 

[Bla blade]

Which day was that, then?

Easter day (drop the s)

 

[United Aren't Back.]

Where do we stand contractually with him? I know his current deal expires in the summer, which would mean that his career with us is now over? Or do we have an option for another year?

Who on earth would want that? Option? Fucking millstone round the neck more like.

 

[Bladesman]

 

[Houston_Blade]

off fucked him get

Rearrange the above!

 

[shorehamview]

off fucked him get

Rearrange the above!

Fidget muff choke.

Easy.

 

[ISZA ⚔️]

On his day he was unplayable, unfortunately for us he was unable to play for a number of reasons, which means I suppose he was absolutely unplayable every single matchday

Literally.

 

[bromtom]

Starting tonight, let's see if he can do 90 minutes now he's got a nice view of the Mediterranean sea from his digs