Hossam Ghaly is on form

Mr-T

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On form by being a james blunt again - still, its from the daliy nazi so bag of salt maybe needed...

Hossam Who?!

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/li...article_id=492194&in_page_id=1779&ito=newsnow

 

guernsey_spurs

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It's a shame he has taken that attitude really.

Had the potential to be a great player, just a shame he is a complete t!t.

I personally think some were a bit harsh on him after the shirt throwing incident, its not like he is the only one to have thrown a paddy, he just hadnt become a hero yet, so he obviously isnt allowed to do it.

But the fact that he is not even willing to try and win the fans back around is very disappointing.

 

AlexSkree

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there goes his last chance..i think most fans would have given him one more chance if he came up with an honest apology!! But this is just BS!

 

littlemandefoe

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'Unhappy Berbatov will leave Spurs in January - his dad sets the record straight'

Anyone read that??

Could

 

littlemandefoe

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'Unhappy Berbatov will leave Spurs in January - his dad sets the record straight'

Anyone read that??

Could it be true?!

 

ever

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I will never play for Spurs again because of the fans - Tottenham rebel stands firm


Tottenham rebel Hossam Ghaly has told Juande Ramos he has no interest in his new regime and never wants to play for the club again.
Ghaly has not played for Spurs since he threw his shirt to the ground when he was subbed by former manager Martin Jol against Blackburn in May.

The Egyptian international was on the verge of completing a £3million move to Birmingham in the summer only to have a bust-up with manager Steve Bruce after allegedly complaining about the training methods and the quality of players at St Andrews.
Ghaly has been training with his former club Ahli in Egypt since then, although there were reports the midfielder may get a second chance at Tottenham now that Jol has gone.
But Ghaly said: "The arrival of Ramos won't change the situation. It wasn't only Jol, I also had a lot of troubles with the board and the fans. All I am focused on is getting prepared to play with Egypt in the Arab Games." Ghaly, who still has two-and-a-half years left on his contract, hasn't given up hope of a move to another English club.

 

Phantom

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Considering most of the fans including me were willing to give him another chance he should of just kept working away. Cant be bothered with him, if that is his attitude.

 

ever

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are we still paying him whilse hes off at some egyptian club?

 

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Vegas

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That's one already out in January...

 

matjcole

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1 down but how many more will go?

 

Bill_Oddie

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Cock.


(yes, I would infract most people for that post, but seriously, who does he think he is?)

 

The Apprentice

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But Hossam you're such a world class player. How can you feel this way? I mean we could build our team around you. The fans love you. You could have made it, you could have been somebody.

Cheerio wankchops.

 

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HertsYid

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wasnt this the same guy that told the worlds press a "much bigger club than Tottenham" were in for him then almost signed for Birmingham.

Fuck him off. Now.

 

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Delboy10

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Good riddance!

 

Mornstar

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it's a shame because he's our best midfield player

 

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hatch

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but i love you ghaly.....

 

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Has1978

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I'm sorry to buck the trend here but any player who loses 4 teeth in a game and still plays on for us is ok by me.

And he played well v Chelsea two times.

I can see his point of view - how many fans have booed Dawson or Chimbonda for dozens of shocking performances? He puts in one shocking one and then gets booed in his debut season. Nice one!

 

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Gin+Tonic14

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Rot In Hell

 

fazza

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What a grade A cock that bloke is, hope he stays in Egypt for good.

 

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AnotherSpursFan

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Damn, I really wanted him back in the team. On his day when he's on form he rivals even the likes of Zidane.
Who could forget those platini like passes which he contributed,
He is also an attacking and defensive juggernaut, pacy, likes to run alot and has great upper body strength to hold off the likes of Sol, Rio, Terry and etc.
And his determination and dedication to the club is legendary, who could forget how he sacrifice his front tooth for Spur's cause.
Last but not least, he's a proven goal scorer. He score tons of memorable goals for us especially against the hated Chelski. An all round player, dare i say it, he's even better than David Ginola on his prime.
Jenas and Co could learn a thing or two from Ghaly.
Ghaly, you're the best midfielder in the EPL, a world class midfielder, world class, world class, world class, world class..



NOT!
He's sh*t, stand down already Ghaly.