Sky Sports: Bolton agree fee with Newcastle for Nolan

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Post by James B » Tue Feb 03, 2009 10:39 pm

yeah whatever you say about nolan's ability he comes across as a top top guy.

unfortunately the sort of people that turned on megson at blackburn will probably boo him. hopefully they'll get drowned out. or even just drowned.
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Post by William the White » Tue Feb 03, 2009 10:52 pm

In my view... It's clear that nolan didn't want to go, and was shocked to hear he was disposable...

I'm still gutted, i think it was a stupid decision that is more likely to hurt us than not, but it's happened...

so all that can be said is good luck to a tremendous player, who bled white and never hid from anything...

hope the rest of his career flourishes and we give him a huge welcome home
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Post by officer_dibble » Tue Feb 03, 2009 11:16 pm

Thats how you leave with dignity.

What a man.

Bigger man than the club it seems, who have declined to give the supporters the explanation we deserve. This may of course be the right decision, but we'll never know....
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Post by bobo the clown » Tue Feb 03, 2009 11:21 pm

jimbo wrote:
FaninOz wrote:Interesting comments from Nolan on the BEN site :-

“It’s a step up and has much more to offer. Newcastle is massively supported and, if they can get things right in the next couple of years, they can definitely be back up there challenging the top four. The potential and the quality of the squad is incredible.” ....................
Nice selective quoting of the piece. To me it seems like he still loves Bolton and didn't really want to leave. Surely you don't expect him to respond with 'Well, they're a bit shit to be honest' when asked about his new teammates.
KEVIN Nolan has spoken emotionally of the sadness and disappointment surrounding his shock transfer to Newcastle.

The former Wanderers captain left the Reebok for Tyneside last Friday in a £4million deal that was completed less than 48 hours after he had returned from suspension to lead the team in a 2-2 draw at Blackburn.

Speaking exclusively to The Bolton News, Nolan said he had no idea a move was on the cards until he received a call from his agent.

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FaninOz .... that's terrible. Hope you didn't do that deliberately !!

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Post by DJBlu » Wed Feb 04, 2009 12:40 am

William the White wrote:In my view... It's clear that nolan didn't want to go, and was shocked to hear he was disposable...

I'm still gutted, i think it was a stupid decision that is more likely to hurt us than not, but it's happened...

so all that can be said is good luck to a tremendous player, who bled white and never hid from anything...

hope the rest of his career flourishes and we give him a huge welcome home
Maybe this was ultimately the problem ... too good to be dropped or sold?
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Post by H. Pedersen » Wed Feb 04, 2009 6:47 am

DJBlu wrote:Maybe this was ultimately the problem ... too good to be dropped or sold?
More like too influential to be dropped, not good enough to justify his place in the team. Whch kind of leaves selling him as the only option. I too am sad that it had to gown down like this, but I think it was the right decision.
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Post by keveh » Wed Feb 04, 2009 7:28 am

A great interview from Nolan, you can tell he is sad to leave and that he will probably follow BWFC for the rest of his life after what we've been through.

He's a top guy and you just wanted him to play at the best of his abilities, but after the England rejection he couldn't keep up the performances.

Let's not forget that he definitely was England material at his best, I know as supporters we get a little biased now and again, but he definitely was putting in performances week in week out that should have at least seen him in the squad.
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Post by FaninOz » Wed Feb 04, 2009 9:05 am

bobo the clown wrote:
jimbo wrote:
FaninOz wrote:Interesting comments from Nolan on the BEN site :-

“It’s a step up and has much more to offer. Newcastle is massively supported and, if they can get things right in the next couple of years, they can definitely be back up there challenging the top four. The potential and the quality of the squad is incredible.” ....................
Nice selective quoting of the piece. To me it seems like he still loves Bolton and didn't really want to leave. Surely you don't expect him to respond with 'Well, they're a bit shit to be honest' when asked about his new teammates.
KEVIN Nolan has spoken emotionally of the sadness and disappointment surrounding his shock transfer to Newcastle.

The former Wanderers captain left the Reebok for Tyneside last Friday in a £4million deal that was completed less than 48 hours after he had returned from suspension to lead the team in a 2-2 draw at Blackburn.

Speaking exclusively to The Bolton News, Nolan said he had no idea a move was on the cards until he received a call from his agent.

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FaninOz .... that's terrible. Hope you didn't do that deliberately !!

FaninOz Out ... FaninOz Out !!!!!!!!
He said it not me. Also all quotes are selective aren't they??

But happy to leave if that's what people want!
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Post by Gertie » Wed Feb 04, 2009 1:18 pm

Most importantly than anything, I want to know who will now be the President of the Junior Whites. Nobby took the responsibility very seriously, and was always brilliant with the kids at sessions which made a difference for the younger supporters who all seemed to think he was amazing.

I'm happy to take on the selection process for any interested candidates for the position.
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Post by potter1989bwfc » Wed Feb 04, 2009 1:33 pm

Gertie wrote:Most importantly than anything, I want to know who will now be the President of the Junior Whites. Nobby took the responsibility very seriously, and was always brilliant with the kids at sessions which made a difference for the younger supporters who all seemed to think he was amazing.

I'm happy to take on the selection process for any interested candidates for the position.
i would stay someone whos come though the ranks and is a 1st teamer, but we have no1 apart from Nicky Hunt and he isn't a good role model
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Post by warthog » Wed Feb 04, 2009 1:35 pm

Gertie wrote:Most importantly than anything, I want to know who will now be the President of the Junior Whites. Nobby took the responsibility very seriously, and was always brilliant with the kids at sessions which made a difference for the younger supporters who all seemed to think he was amazing.

I'm happy to take on the selection process for any interested candidates for the position.
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Post by hisroyalgingerness » Wed Feb 04, 2009 1:59 pm

Gertie wrote:Most importantly than anything, I want to know who will now be the President of the Junior Whites. Nobby took the responsibility very seriously, and was always brilliant with the kids at sessions which made a difference for the younger supporters who all seemed to think he was amazing.

I'm happy to take on the selection process for any interested candidates for the position.
I can see the interview now. "oops, dropped my pen. Please Mr Jussi could you pick it up"
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Post by Hoboh » Wed Feb 04, 2009 2:00 pm

keveh wrote:A great interview from Nolan, you can tell he is sad to leave and that he will probably follow BWFC for the rest of his life after what we've been through.

He's a top guy and you just wanted him to play at the best of his abilities, but after the England rejection he couldn't keep up the performances.

Let's not forget that he definitely was England material at his best, I know as supporters we get a little biased now and again, but he definitely was putting in performances week in week out that should have at least seen him in the squad.
Sorry to disagree with this but Nolan was "potential" England material not "definate" England material
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Post by FaninOz » Thu Feb 05, 2009 12:35 am

hoboh2o wrote:
keveh wrote:A great interview from Nolan, you can tell he is sad to leave and that he will probably follow BWFC for the rest of his life after what we've been through.

He's a top guy and you just wanted him to play at the best of his abilities, but after the England rejection he couldn't keep up the performances.

Let's not forget that he definitely was England material at his best, I know as supporters we get a little biased now and again, but he definitely was putting in performances week in week out that should have at least seen him in the squad.
Sorry to disagree with this but Nolan was "potential" England material not "definate" England material
Nolan was NEVER England material in my view, sorry to pro Nolan fans.
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Post by Prufrock » Thu Feb 05, 2009 2:51 am

FaninOz wrote:
hoboh2o wrote:
keveh wrote:A great interview from Nolan, you can tell he is sad to leave and that he will probably follow BWFC for the rest of his life after what we've been through.

He's a top guy and you just wanted him to play at the best of his abilities, but after the England rejection he couldn't keep up the performances.

Let's not forget that he definitely was England material at his best, I know as supporters we get a little biased now and again, but he definitely was putting in performances week in week out that should have at least seen him in the squad.
Sorry to disagree with this but Nolan was "potential" England material not "definate" England material
Nolan was NEVER England material in my view, sorry to pro Nolan fans.
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Post by eddybwfc » Sun Feb 22, 2009 4:45 pm

nolan straight red card!!
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Post by Tombwfc » Sun Feb 22, 2009 4:46 pm

Good christ, i think he's just killed someone. That was horrific.
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Post by warthog » Sun Feb 22, 2009 4:46 pm

eddybwfc wrote:nolan straight red card!!
It's been coming for a while (over the season I mean, not today) with the number of late challenges he was putting in.
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Post by H. Pedersen » Sun Feb 22, 2009 4:47 pm

Beat me to it.
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Post by eddybwfc » Sun Feb 22, 2009 4:48 pm

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO HE IS SUSPENDED AGAINST US!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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