Savage by name - savage by nature!

red rose · 26-02-2009, 22:25

I happened to bump into Robbie Savage today in an Algarve hotel (with three other males at the time) - they were in the entrance and doing nothing in particular. I was the only other person there and I asked if I could kindly have his autograph - saying that I was a fan of his (and a Rovers supporter). He just looked at me like I was something the cat had dragged in (and I was smartly dressed at the time!!!) and just replied "NO" and walked out of the hotel. I was so upset and felt such a fool in front of these other three guys he was with.....but on reflectiion why should I feel bad? I did nothing wrong - I was polite and genuine and he had two ways to play it......could have signed or said (politely) no. So, just wanted to share this with you Rovers (and Savage) fans - that he is the S~~T that they (the press) paint him out to be......

cashman · 28-02-2009, 10:30

strange sure it was him? he played n scored fer derby last night,in the defeat at doncaster.

cashman · 28-02-2009, 12:54

Sky Sports | Football News | Match Report | Doncaster v Derby - 27th February 2009 theres the link,definatly mistaken identity, no wonder the guy just walked off.

red rose · 02-03-2009, 10:19

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Sky Sports | Football News | Match Report | Doncaster v Derby - 27th February 2009 theres the link,definatly mistaken identity, no wonder the guy just walked off.

Hey Cashman, thanks for forwarding the info about him playing (and scoring!) - I suppose he would have been in UK training on Thursday for the game on Friday - but I tell you, it was his absolute DOUBLE. Still cannot believe it wasn´t him...but surely if it wasn´t him, why didn´t they own up...really really rude the way he acted - I tell you I was so P- - - - -

Anyhow, I will now just move on to think that it couldn´t have been him and that´s that....

red rose · 02-03-2009, 17:17

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strange sure it was him? he played n scored fer derby last night,in the defeat at doncaster.

You know what Cashman, the more I think about how it all went when I saw him with those guys and believe you me, I am convinced it was him - all goes to have me 95% certain that he was that person on Thursday afternoon. think about it....he still had time to get back for the match on Friday and for sure, NONE of them would admit to anything and they all looked a bit like "cats caught in the headlights" when I said that was him....maybe he shouldn´t have been there at all and that´s why it was all a bit weird.

cashman · 02-03-2009, 18:43

think he would have had to train thursday fer sure Red Rose, thats usually afterwards a manager makes his mind up about the team,after the last training session? unless a players having treatment. at least thats what "Don McKay" told me once.

red rose · 02-03-2009, 21:10

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think he would have had to train thursday fer sure Red Rose, thats usually afterwards a manager makes his mind up about the team,after the last training session? unless a players having treatment. at least thats what "Don McKay" told me once.

But maybe that´s it Cashman......he should have been having treatment and was up to no good down here. Hence the reason why he and his buddies were so edgy and "non-commital" about his identity. Believe you me....IT WAS HIM or his twin brother....

cashman · 02-03-2009, 21:33

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But maybe that´s it Cashman......he should have been having treatment and was up to no good down here. Hence the reason why he and his buddies were so edgy and "non-commital" about his identity. Believe you me....IT WAS HIM or his twin brother....

hey i was once dragged out of "Raistricks" foundry at church by the police mistakenly i was gobsmacked had no idea why, i was accused of summat i knew nowt about.

about 3 months later the thing they said i did,a guy was found guilty i read in observer , i went up the police station n asked em, why they had not told me n demanded n apology,to be told by em- everyones got a double lad.!

red rose · 03-03-2009, 07:56

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hey i was once dragged out of "Raistricks" foundry at church by the police mistakenly i was gobsmacked had no idea why, i was accused of summat i knew nowt about.

about 3 months later the thing they said i did,a guy was found guilty i read in observer , i went up the police station n asked em, why they had not told me n demanded n apology,to be told by em- everyones got a double lad.!

Maybe.....

By the way I´m a lass!!!

cashman · 03-03-2009, 08:47

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Maybe.....

By the way I´m a lass!!!

i had assumed that.

jaysay · 03-03-2009, 10:10

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Originally Posted by cashman

think he would have had to train thursday fer sure Red Rose, thats usually afterwards a manager makes his mind up about the team,after the last training session? unless a players having treatment. at least thats what "Don McKay" told me once.

Name dropper

jaysay · 03-03-2009, 10:20

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Name dropper

Well I have to say that Don was a good friend of mine cashy, when I was secretary of the Ossy Youth support Group I wrote to Don and asked him if, seeing he lived in Ossy, whether he would take the position as President, he rang me at home and said he would be delighted, but it had to be a hands on roll. After that we became good fiends as he attended nearly every meeting and every event we had and brought players along occasionally too. Years after leaving the Rovers he came back to the official opening of the Youth Centre, but unfortunately I was in hospital at the time and couldn'take it myself. Don was a top bloke in my eyes

Taggy · 03-03-2009, 11:09

...served a nice Steak Pie in the Calfs Head at Worston too!!

Best Regards - Taggy

errr thats Don of course...not Roberto!!

cashman · 03-03-2009, 12:27

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Well I have to say that Don was a good friend of mine cashy, when I was secretary of the Ossy Youth support Group I wrote to Don and asked him if, seeing he lived in Ossy, whether he would take the position as President, he rang me at home and said he would be delighted, but it had to be a hands on roll. After that we became good fiends as he attended nearly every meeting and every event we had and brought players along occasionally too. Years after leaving the Rovers he came back to the official opening of the Youth Centre, but unfortunately I was in hospital at the time and couldn'take it myself. Don was a top bloke in my eyes

now thats real name dropping,!! yes i knew him also, but i simply used his name, to illustrate how a real manger thinks/acts, without me going into all that.

jaysay · 03-03-2009, 16:16

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now thats real name dropping,!! yes i knew him also, but i simply used his name, to illustrate how a real manger thinks/acts, without me going into all that.

Did I ever tell you that tale about