Yohan Cabaye

[boris.]

Log on to www.nufc.co.uk on Monday for an exclusive interview with Cabaye, where he reveals all about the transfer window and his future at Newcastle.

Kan jo bli interessant.

[Tommyok]

Pardew uttalte vell at han hadde tankene på ett annet sted? At noen har nektet å spille har vell aldri vært oppe, men at Pardew da valgte det som er best for spillern og klubben ettersom det lå konkrete bud på bordet og han var muligens sugen på ett skifte..

[snkz]

Log on to www.nufc.co.uk on Monday for an exclusive interview with Cabaye, where he reveals all about the transfer window and his future at Newcastle.

Kan jo bli interessant.

Noen som har sett noe til dette?

[TommyWee]

Klokken er bare 10.

[Hans J]

http://www.nufc.co.uk/articles/20130916/cabaye-if-they-are-still-mad-im-sorry_2281670_3460038

Substituted two minutes from time at Villa Park, Cabaye received a fantastic ovation from the travelling supporters and, speaking exclusively to nufc.co.uk, the French midfielder could not hide his delight at returning to the fold.

"It was very, very good to be back in the team; a really nice feeling," he revealed.
"The most important thing for me is to be on the pitch and to play. I want to do my best for the Club, for the team, for everyone and, of course, I want to win every game we play.
"(The ovation) was very nice to hear. If the fans were - or still are - mad at me for what happened then I understand and I apologise to them.
"I want to come back from what has happened.
"For Newcastle fans, football is their life and I want to say that I am going to give everything - as I have from my first day here - from today until the end of the season."
When asked how he was feeling after a tough few weeks for both him and the Club, Cabaye replied: "I'm okay. This is football.
"In your career you do not have a career without bad moments.
"I have moved on and now in my head I just want to work really hard, to get back in the team every week and to help the team - that is the most important thing for me.
"I want to forget what happened during the summer, I want to put it behind me and give everything for Newcastle every day, for the Club and for my teammates."


With a World Cup on the horizon, the French international knows he needs to be playing regularly - and playing well - if he wants to be in with a chance of representing Les Bleus in Brazil.
And when quizzed if he could achieve his dreams as a Newcastle player, Cabaye's response was immediate.
"Yes, why not?" he said.
"I went to the European Championships playing for Newcastle so yes, I am confident that if I am on the pitch and playing well in the Premier League then I have a good chance of going to the World Cup.
"It is a good thing to be here (at Newcastle) in the World Cup year, if we (France) qualify."
Since a heavy opening day defeat at Manchester City, United have gone four games unbeaten in all competitions, only conceding once in that time.
Encouraging performances have given hope that last season's Premier League struggles are consigned to history and that a brighter campaign is in store.


Whether Cabaye would be a part of that has been up for debate, and following the closure of the
transfer window, the question on everyone's lips has been whether he is happy to still be pulling on the back and white stripes.But the former Lille man quickly put that one to bed.
"Yes, of course," he said. "I was happy and I am still happy.
"I just want to try and score goals and play well.
"It is important I do that because Newcastle is my club and there is a World Cup at the end of the season, which I want to play in.
"It is very important to be right in my head and I am."

[snkz]

http://www.nufc.co.uk/articles/20130916/cabaye-if-they-are-still-mad-im-sorry_2281670_3460038

Substituted two minutes from time at Villa Park, Cabaye received a fantastic ovation from the travelling supporters and, speaking exclusively to nufc.co.uk, the French midfielder could not hide his delight at returning to the fold.

"It was very, very good to be back in the team; a really nice feeling," he revealed.
"The most important thing for me is to be on the pitch and to play. I want to do my best for the Club, for the team, for everyone and, of course, I want to win every game we play.
"(The ovation) was very nice to hear. If the fans were - or still are - mad at me for what happened then I understand and I apologise to them.
"I want to come back from what has happened.
"For Newcastle fans, football is their life and I want to say that I am going to give everything - as I have from my first day here - from today until the end of the season."
When asked how he was feeling after a tough few weeks for both him and the Club, Cabaye replied: "I'm okay. This is football.
"In your career you do not have a career without bad moments.
"I have moved on and now in my head I just want to work really hard, to get back in the team every week and to help the team - that is the most important thing for me.
"I want to forget what happened during the summer, I want to put it behind me and give everything for Newcastle every day, for the Club and for my teammates."


With a World Cup on the horizon, the French international knows he needs to be playing regularly - and playing well - if he wants to be in with a chance of representing Les Bleus in Brazil.
And when quizzed if he could achieve his dreams as a Newcastle player, Cabaye's response was immediate.
"Yes, why not?" he said.
"I went to the European Championships playing for Newcastle so yes, I am confident that if I am on the pitch and playing well in the Premier League then I have a good chance of going to the World Cup.
"It is a good thing to be here (at Newcastle) in the World Cup year, if we (France) qualify."
Since a heavy opening day defeat at Manchester City, United have gone four games unbeaten in all competitions, only conceding once in that time.
Encouraging performances have given hope that last season's Premier League struggles are consigned to history and that a brighter campaign is in store.


Whether Cabaye would be a part of that has been up for debate, and following the closure of the
transfer window, the question on everyone's lips has been whether he is happy to still be pulling on the back and white stripes.But the former Lille man quickly put that one to bed.
"Yes, of course," he said. "I was happy and I am still happy.
"I just want to try and score goals and play well.
"It is important I do that because Newcastle is my club and there is a World Cup at the end of the season, which I want to play in.
"It is very important to be right in my head and I am."

Forklarte ikke så mye om hva som skjedde tho

[Kristoffer]

Politisk korrekt pjatt uten noen nevneverdig verdi.

[snkz]

Politisk korrekt pjatt uten noen nevneverdig verdi.

Japp, rimelig lite å skryte av!

[BenArfa]

Folk skal få mene hva de vil, men jeg for min del har 0% hat ovenfor Cabaye.

[snkz]

Folk skal få mene hva de vil, men jeg for min del har 0% hat ovenfor Cabaye.

Har ikke noe hat jeg heller, men artikkelen ga ingen svar om hva som egentlig skjedde

[Kristoffer]

Prata vel ikke om noe hat, jeg heller. Bare prater om at jeg syns den saken gav meg veldig lite, annet enn at han på en måte langt på vei innrømmet at han ikke ville spille for oss siden han sa at han skjønner at fans enda er sint på han.
Ergo har han altså pådratt seg en stor ripe i lakken uansett, og opptrått svært lite lojalt og profesjonelt.

[BenArfa]

Nja, mannen er 27 år gammel og med tanke på kaoset som har vært/er i Newcastle, så forstår jeg har veldig godt at han ble fristet når manu og arsenal kom på banen.
At ting kunne vært gjort/sagt annerledes kan jeg si meg enig i, men jeg har en tendens til heller å klandre agentene enn spillerne. Mulig jeg er naiv/uvitende her, men jeg ser egentlig ikke hva Cabaye personlig har gjort galt.

[boris.]

Å nekte å spille fotball for laget mann har skrevet under en (langtids)kontrakt med er alltid galt, uavhengig av hvilke andre klubber som er interessert. Ved å opptre sånn viser man enkelt og greit at man han null respekt for kontrakten man selv har skrevet under, og man viser null respekt for klubben, fansen og medspillere. Uakseptabelt, uavhengig av hvile storklubber som snuser på deg.

Finnes unntak, men de hører med sjeldenhetene.

[ElvenKind]

Å nekte å spille fotball for laget mann har skrevet under en (langtids)kontrakt med er alltid galt, uavhengig av hvilke andre klubber som er interessert. Ved å opptre sånn viser man enkelt og greit at man han null respekt for kontrakten man selv har skrevet under, og man viser null respekt for klubben, fansen og medspillere. Uakseptabelt, uavhengig av hvile storklubber som snuser på deg.

Finnes unntak, men de hører med sjeldenhetene.

Jepp. Det blir litt som barnehageunger som blir helt slappe (og med super-underleppe) og må dras av foreldrene fordi de ikke får viljen sin. Ser for meg Alan Pardew slepe på en helt slapp Yo som ikke vil...

Latterlig oppførsel.

[Kristoffer]

HEhe. Boris har selvfølgelig helt rett her!