Islam Feruz

You sure it wasn't Newell's Old Boys?

 

I hope the ungrateful like rat fails miserably.

 

thought he was on about £2500 a week this * is driving around in a Porsche his money will be well spent before he hits 30

 

Footballers, actors, etc, usually don't pay for a lot of what they're seen with. Cars, clothes, etc, tend to come from corporate sponsors, and those who just want someone pretty or in vogue to be seen near their stuff.

Pretty much the only thing that celebrities need their money for is the solicitor's bills. :icon_mrgreen:

 

Can't believe we got £300,000 compensation for this *. Brilliant!

 

Off to Mouscron on loan, whats the over/under on how many games he plays before they punt him back to Chelsea in January, I'll guess 6 all as a sub total of about 50 minutes football.

 

From Wikipedia:
In February 2016, Feruz went on trial with Kazakhstan Premier League side FC Aktobe.[40] He lasted a day at the club's warm-weather training camp in Turkey before leaving again.

A DAY!!??!!

Lang wye tae go tae decide, "Ach naw, Ah'll no bother. I'll just have chips."

 

He's made 10 starts in his senior career starting season 2014/15
6 of them were for Hibs

 

The big question is:

Is he any good these days?

 

this boy basically isnt going to be a pro footballer he failed everywhere he has went on loan and he is a good example of potential not always being relised

 

I feel bad for him, his family let him down big-time, let him get surrounded by agents and people who filled is head with ideas of Big Money and Fame at a young age

 

Wee Dembele apparently said he doesnt want to leave Celtic. Hope its true.

 

http://www.dailystar.co.uk/sport/fo...tic-Premier-League-Transfer-Football-CFC-News

Girfuy, career doon the swanny son?

Can someone please copy and paste?

 

Atleast he admits he did and has made mistakes

 

Haha wee *.

 

Chelsea youngster makes shock admission: I would do this if I could turn back time
CHELSEA hitman Islam Feruz admits he should have spent longer with Celtic as a youngster.




The 21-year-old spent six years with the Glasgow giants having arrived in the UK from war-torn Somalia.

And his performances for their youth sides attracted the attention of a host of Premier League sides.

In 2011 he jumped ship and linked up with Chelsea aged just 15.


But he's seen his development stall at Stamford Bridge and he has spent loan spells during the last two seasons in Greece, England and Scotland.

Now he's opened up about his decision to head to west London as he faces a year-long stint with Belgian outfit Excel Mouscron.

"I’m not going into every detail but if I could turn the clock back then I would definitely have stayed at Celtic for longer," he told the Daily Mail.




“If I could turn the clock back then I would definitely have stayed at Celtic for longer.”


"That would have given me more experience and a better chance of playing first-team football.

"Listen, I had my head turned at 15 years of age. I didn’t realise there was money involved in football. I just played football for the love of the game.

"There is no doubting my ability as a footballer. I’m only 21. What I have to do is show everyone that I have matured. There are many things in my life I’d do differently. Yes, I’ve done things I’m not proud of.



"The only thing that keeps you happy is playing football. I am wiser and doing things differently."

Feruz has made just two appearances since heading to the Stade Le Canonnier this summer.

Though he'll be hoping to make an impression against Genk this Saturday.

 

Possibly his most honest interview ever. There might be hope for the lad if he is finally ready to grow up.