I'm willing to hold my hands up here and admit I'm potentially wrong - but is anyone able to provide me with outright proof that this wasn't the case? Maybe not quite as harshly as 'kicked out', but that ultimately he'd not been forced out the door?
I have a friend who has spoken to him personally since the matter and Douglas explicitly said at the time that he wanted to stay (he works at a golf club that Douglas frequented).
In response to the 'errant nonsense' - is this based on hear say posted around these forums? Maybe that's just your opinion, which is fine. Believing any morsel of a rumour that's posted on here and implying that's the 'fact' doesn't reflect particularly well on you either. But like you say, I guess perhaps those are our differeing opinions.
In response to the second to last quote, I think you may have misunderstood. I'm not saying we should clap Odubajo, in fact if anything I'd say we absolutely shouldn't and I'd look down on anyone that does, I was merely saying that clapping Douglas was a perfectly acceptable thing to do at the time. I don't see why he suddenly becomes a savage enemy the moment he joins another club. It's not like he told us to go and **** ourselves and joined QPR.
Again, please do prove me wrong if possible, I'd genuinely be interested to know if anything outright was revealed regarding Douglas' departure and I'd be keen to read about it - as it certainly passed me by at the time if so. With that in mind though, as it stands I also say again that I know someone who has personally spoken to him about it, so forgive me but at this moment in time I'm probably going to take that as the more likely story as opposed to hear say posted in here.
With all this in mind however, I do agree with the majority that he's a sh*tbag for his tackle on Jota.
