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Tomasz Rad-Sinkski

Everton signed Tomasz Radzinski during the summer of 2002. After initial wrangling over a valuation, £4.5M was the final bid which sealed the deal and brought Anderlecht?s top scorer in the Champions League to Goodison Park.

Just two years later, after rejecting a three-year contract he had requested from Everton, he was sounding off in the media, Ratzinski was blatantly constructing his own exit from Everton. However, the summer of 2004 was a time of high sensitivity due to the Rooney saga and an apparent attempt by the Daily Mirror to portray us as the new ?crisis club? ? the new Leeds.

How ironic it is then that only 3 years later (the length of time offered to Radzinski on a new contract), after an event-free stint at Fulham, this player who stated that our club was no match for him and that Rooney would be well advised to also jump ship, that this football gypsy is now out of contract and looking to drop two divisions to ply his trade with none other than Leeds United!

Karma is a beautiful thing!
Robbie Muldoon, Liverpool Posted 27/06/2007 at 09:53:10

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patty blue
1 Posted 27/06/2007 at 14:54:52

How I agree with the comments in your letter - well said. He was a little s--t at the time and still is.

Roy coyne
2 Posted 27/06/2007 at 15:09:45

Justice indeed lets hope Rooney lives to regret it too

Leahcim Seyah
3 Posted 27/06/2007 at 15:24:24

Suck on that Ratshitski. Maybe you’d be better off playing amateur football. Glad he got his come uppance!!!

Shaun Brennan
4 Posted 27/06/2007 at 15:30:08

My name is Earl,

Sorry Tomasz

He should get a karma list too.

you see a player is never bigger than the club.

Steve Claringbold
5 Posted 27/06/2007 at 15:48:54

Ha,

Too big for Everton indeed, is that why you went to play for Fulham you piece of s*ite.

Good luck in the doldrums of lower leagues, they’re gonna kick you to bits.

It’s a shame though, we can’t boo him now.

PAUL SMTIH
6 Posted 27/06/2007 at 16:02:22

I really liked (that is LIKED) Tomasz he was a good player, very quick just a shame he could only finish 25% of the chances he was given instead of 75% otherwise he may still be with us.

After his acrymonius exit though - to a bigger club?!?!?!? Good riddance and I look forward to seeing him play at 1 o’clock in the morning on ITV4 when I come in pissed from the pub in the highlights program for league one!!!!

Ha Ha Ha.

Jack C
7 Posted 27/06/2007 at 16:46:55

He actually signed in the summer of 2001

Dan Parker
8 Posted 27/06/2007 at 17:09:45

That’s awesome. I used to really rate him but he was frustrating also. I sat in the stands when he scored against Southampton - goal of the season I think.

Then he back-stabbed us. Nice to see justice done.

Phil Bellis
9 Posted 27/06/2007 at 18:09:54

Whatever happened to the wonderkid winger (Sean Thingy) who left us to further his career at Fulham? Was his dad employed by us at the time?

Phil Roberts
10 Posted 27/06/2007 at 18:09:25

Steve Claringbold

You can still boo him. First game for Leeds is in Birkenhead at Prenton Park. Just a Ferry across the Mersey...

Think we should all turn out wearing Everton shirts :-)

Dan Parker
11 Posted 27/06/2007 at 18:29:41

Maybe we can start a KROOOC campaign.........

Steve Claringbold
12 Posted 27/06/2007 at 19:03:18

Phil,

It’s a date.

Let’s make him cry.

jimbo
13 Posted 27/06/2007 at 19:02:19

Apart from the ’’fat one’’ I can only think of Gary Speed ( he WAS forced out) in recent years who has! done much after leaving Goodison.

Ray Robinson
14 Posted 27/06/2007 at 20:00:31

Has Gravesen been affected by karma too? Last I heard, Sunderland were making a bid. No offence to the Mackems but it’s hardly Real Madrid!

Alan McGuffog
15 Posted 27/06/2007 at 20:26:11

Phil Bellis wants to know whatever happened to Sean ( Docherty ? ). Me, I still want to know what happened to Martin Murray.

Glyn Heighway
16 Posted 27/06/2007 at 23:12:49

I can’t take any comfort or delight from it; it’s a sad indictment of the modern ’game’, this ’grass-is-always-greener’ syndrome that affects seemingly every player nowadays. Who know which of our current players (or may be as yet unsigned players) will be cast in the same mould? How I hate professional footballers! "All we want is them to love our club as much as we love it" as someone once said (well, nearly)... Huh, fat chance.

toffeeboy
17 Posted 27/06/2007 at 23:38:52

Sad thing is that he scored some terrific goals for us and was lightening quick. Always scored v Arsenal as well and put one it at Anfield. Don’t know why he came out with all that crap, especially as he was only going to Fulham. All about te money I suppose. Other than the money, he’s got nothing to show for the last 3 years and little to look forward to by the sound of it! Tit.