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"....at a better Club and training with better players"
A cursory glance at the League tables could tell you that
He is having a slight dig and who could blame him after the shit he got from the morons on line when he was with us.
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Interesting reading some of the remarks above regarding Osborn's departure and Modesto getting the blame for him leaving.
I dont suppose the fact that he had a year remaining on his contract, and he had refused a new one, had any part to play at all in his departure.
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Wasn't bothered to see him go or stay. Useful player to have in a squad, likeable and worked hard but wasn't good enough to make a position his own. And now if the Sheffield papers are to be believed is available for a perm move away.
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I was one happy to see him leave and don't think we've missed him.
I also said I didn't think he would get many minutes for a team in the Premier League (based on what I saw of him in a Forest shirt) and looks like I was right with him struggling to get in the Sheff Utd starting 11 (a team I didn't think would do as well as they are doing in the EPL).
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We haven’t missed him in the slightest. The history books is where he belongs.
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(14-01-2020, 01:32 PM)TheGreenMan Wrote: We haven’t missed him in the slightest. The history books is where he belongs.
I don't know about that. Carvalho was a better player when he was playing with Osborn that's for sure.
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