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I am staying, says McAnuff
26 Jan 2009Jobi McAnuff has promised Watford fans he is not ready to leave the club following his inspired display in their 4-3 FA Cup win against Crystal Palace.
The Hornets are trying to cut their wage bill but McAnuff turned down a loan move to Charlton last week.
The winger then sunk former employers Crystal Palace by setting up all four goals and said: "I had a decision to make and I'm more than happy to be here. I didn't sign a three- year contract for nothing."
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James - I agree with Robbie Wattie & Mcenough. One decent game all season is'nt sufficient to be paid an absurd £12,000 per week for a weak player. Its funny how the only team to want McAnuff were Charlton who are on the verge of relegation. No one else has come in for him & if you look at his record he only lasts a couple of seasons at each club he has played for, before he is moved on.
- R Dwight, Bushey, 27/01/2009 08:39
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McAnuff was excellent against Palace and it was no coincidence that he was playing in his correct position down the right. I don't see the point in the previous 2 comments. McAnuff hasn't played to his potential this season but is not the only one. Keep it up Jobi!!
- James, Watford, 26/01/2009 19:53
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Jobi McAnuff is the laziest, arrogant, most overpaid player in the history of Watford football Club. He only comes to life when we tried to offload him to doomed Charlton!
- Mcenough, Watford, 26/01/2009 16:47
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One decent game this season & that after we tried to offload him to Charlton! Time to go we have all had McEnough of McAnuff!
- Robbie Wattie, Watford, 26/01/2009 10:40
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