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    Granero, Beard and Diakite state cases – diary

    Esteban Granero was presented to the media today following his move from Real Madrid. In other news Philip Beard has been speaking about the prospects for a new training ground and stadium, and Samba Diakite has been talking about his recent absence.

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    Interesting, but good at the bottom of that we have taken the lower tier allocation at Spurs.

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      Not impressed that Cisse intends staying until the end of next season and then return to France. Not really committed to the Club.

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        Originally posted by janemelanie View Post
        Not impressed that Cisse intends staying until the end of next season and then return to France. Not really committed to the Club.
        I don't know, I think he doesn't want to ruin a good career myself
        Under Les Ferdinand:
        Luke Freeman, top assists in the league: 4million
        Alex Smithies, great goalie for this club: 3,5million
        Charlie Austin, 19 Premier League goals: 4million
        Jack Robinson: Contract ran out, left for free
        And many more mistakes

        LES FERDINAND, IT'S TIME TO GO

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          Cisse is what, 32? His contract is up at the end of next season when he will be 33. I wouldn't want to offer a long and lucrative contract to a striker of that age, particularly one whose main asset is pace.
          If he intends to see out his contract and then finish his career in his home Country I have no issue with that. I also have no doubt he is and will be 100% committed to the cause until the end of his time as he is a damn good pro.
          #standuptocancer
          #inyourfacecancer

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            Originally posted by Bluehoop View Post
            Cisse is what, 32? His contract is up at the end of next season when he will be 33. I wouldn't want to offer a long and lucrative contract to a striker of that age, particularly one whose main asset is pace.
            If he intends to see out his contract and then finish his career in his home Country I have no issue with that. I also have no doubt he is and will be 100% committed to the cause until the end of his time as he is a damn good pro.
            Spot on. He is committed for this season and next. and by then I would hope that QPR have been established as a good Premiership club and able to sign young quality strikers like the next Van Persie,Hernandez etc rather than 30 somethings.

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