
John Kegs wrote:Finally lost my patience with kewell last season, was always willing to give him a go even though he kept disappointing us every season
Every single time he made a comeback i would be like, right this is when we get to see the real kewell, but poof* he was injured again so i finally gave up, and good riddance to ya, have fun at your new club, hope you like the medical staff
**Perfect word for the big pansy there
Toffeehater wrote:Lee J wrote:Judge wrote:welcome melanie, but you need to formally introduce yourself. we have a thread for that check it out
yeah, show us ya tads! (.)(.)
as part of your initiation of course.![]()
Aussie Style wrote:Also to those that say it is an OUTRAGE he could join Galatasaray after the tragedy during his Leeds career, here is a letter Kewell sent to Skysports.
In an open letter sent to Sky Sports, Kewell writes:
"My love and respect for Leeds United FC and what the club has done for me will never change, no matter what anyone says about me and whatever their motives are.
"My sense of sorrow and sympathy for the families and friends of Christopher Loftus and Kevin Speight will always be with me.
"I chose the No 19 shirt when I signed for Galatasaray AS as a sign of respect for Leeds because that was the number I got when I first became a regular member of the Leeds United FC starting XI.
"I felt that it might be a way to demonstrate that I had not forgotten where it all started and I was hoping that in a small way it would help the healing process of the tragedy that occurred on the 5th of April 2000.
"For me, sport should first and foremost be about the love of your game. But equally important is the respect for not only your team-mates but all those who you compete against.
"For this reason I have always objected to any form of discrimination in any sport and football in particular, as that is the sport that is the most near and dear to me.
"To blame the Galatasaray AS club for the tragedy in Istanbul is simply wrong and discriminatory. This is a club founded in 1905 that has a proud history of striving for sporting excellence and it should be given the same respect as any other football club.
"I respect everyone's right to have their own opinion on whatever they like, but that does not make their opinion right.
"No-one has to agree with my views or my choices, but I think it's only fair and reasonable to allow me and my family to enjoy the same democratic rights as expected by those that have been attacking me over the last few days."
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