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Nå har han da vært skadet store deler av denne sesongen.. Han har vel ikke vært dårlig en eneste sesong i Leeds. Når han var på sitt beste i Leeds var han jo blant de beste i verden!!!
Craig Bellamy has pledged that he will turn up for training with Newcastle United when they report back a week on Monday.And in an exclusive interview with the Chronicle from his holiday retreat in Majorca, the Welsh international told me today: "I have two years left on my contract at Newcastle United and at this moment in time I am not interested in moving."Time is certainly running out for both United and Bellamy, and D-day is on July 4 when the first-team squad report back earlier than usual for training to prepare for their Intertoto Cup tie in either Hungary, Turkey, or Slovakia on Saturday, July 15, or Sunday, July 16.When I spoke to Bellamy in Majorca late yesterday afternoon he already knew United's fixtures for next season.And he told me: "The Newcastle first-team squad are back a week on Monday and I will be there with them. At this moment I am not interested in moving anywhere else."Whether I train with the kids is not up to me. But if that's what I am told to do, then that's what I'll do."All I can do is act in a professional and respectful manner and see what happens after that. I will be keeping my head down and just getting on with my job."I have two years left on my Newcastle United contract and at no time have I ever said that I want to leave the club."What I will say is that the summer has flown by and I can hardly believe that it's time to report back for training."All United will say on the matter is that Bellamy and Hugo Viana, who were on loan to Celtic and Sporting Lisbon respectively last season, have been instructed by letter to report for training a week on Monday.But Souness has often said there is no way back for Bellamy as long as he is manager at St James' Park.Bellamy revealed that he had the chance to play Champions League football next season but he would not say with whom.He added that he has not turned down any club, although I get the impression he does not want to go to Aston Villa and that while he loved his time with Celtic, he feels that at this stage in his career Scottish League football is not what he wants.And Everton have lost interest in Bellamy because they cannot match the wages he is on at St James' Park.People in the media who have come into contact with Bellamy recently, myself included, feel that he is a changed man - and he would have to be if he was ever to pull on the black-and-white shirt again.There will be a media circus if Bellamy does turn up for training a week on Monday and the player realises that.My only hope is that Souness does not make Bellamy train with the kids or even on his own because that would not be in the best interests of Newcastle United.I always felt that Souness acted rather hastily in packing Bellamy off to Celtic, and while it is the longest of long shots, my wish is that somehow the United boss and the controversial striker are able to sort everything out.