No. Just lock him in a room will do.Originally Posted by footloose, the wanderer
From the excerpts I've seen AW should lock Bendtner in a room with the book until he GETS IT!!!
No. Just lock him in a room will do.From the excerpts I've seen AW should lock Bendtner in a room with the book until he GETS IT!!!
Magical player and always a joy to watch. The game has changed so much. Aren't many world class players out there that have the same sort of finesse about them.
bendter cant read
A book from god to man.
DB10.
It's better to burn out, than to fade away.
He did try to read it but only got as far as Stillness
Pretty much.
Both legends though.
The King Is Back.
A little snippet on his flying fears from his book:
'It made me feel so awful and I began to develop such an aversion to it that it suddenly dawned on me: "I don't want to do this any more", writes the 44-year-old.'It got so bad I would look up at the sky during away games to see what the weather was like. Were there any clouds coming? Sometimes I was preoccupied by the flight home while I was playing football. It was hell.'
He adds: 'I've flown countless times in large planes, small ones, tiny ones. At Ajax, I once flew in a minuscule plane over Mount Etna near Naples when we got into a terrible air pocket – in terms of flying, I've seen and done it all and I'm simply not flying again. Ever.'
The Dutchman - who spent 11 years in north London before retiring in 2006 - also revealed that he would waive extra money when signing new contracts because of his aerophobia.
Bergkamp adds: 'In talks with Arsenal, if I said "a million" they automatically deducted a hundred grand "because you don't fly". And I accepted that.'
Typical of us to deduct the poor bastard a hundred grand - he was sooooooo good, we should have doubled his pay & bought him his own train & ship
Another way of looking at it is for #shitloads a week he should get on the damn plane, fool...
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