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This message is my way of saying thank you to all of the people who support the club i will always be grateful for.

The decision to move clubs was the hardest i have had to make in my career so far. The first match i ever saw when i came to Switzerland on holiday aged 13 was GC - St.Gallen and from that moment i dreamt of playing for the team. Over the past 8 years, since i moved here when i was 16, Grasshopper Club Zurich has been the most important part of my life. It took me a while to get used to living abroad at a fairly young age but since learning the language i can honestly say that Zurich became my home more so than London was!

The past 2 years have honestly been the worst of my life, and without the support of my family and close friends i probably would have given up on football. The truth is that i never ever played football for money! I always believed in what my Father told me when he said ' if you play well....the money will come automatically, so dont worry about it'. When I got tackled in the game against Oman, i had no idea what i was going to do if i had to stop playing. It wasn't just my job......it was my passion, hobby and my love!! i sacraficed so much to get to where i was.

The reasons for me leaving wasn't based on money. If i am honest, the 2 clubs offered me pretty much the same deal. The club knew that my contract was running long before it did. It was only 4 days before the season ended that a meeting was held between me and Vogel and this was only because I asked for the meeting! When YB contacted me i realised for the first time that their desire to sign me was a lot greater than GC's desire to extend my contract. It was a confusing time for me because the club that i owe so much to and love didnt seem to show the same interest that they once did before my injury.

I saw the opportunity to play for YB as a challenge, and one that i believe will help me improve as a player. At GC i was always looked at as a junior player, a player who came through the youth system. If i moved to YB I had the chance to become a fuhrungspieler in a team that finished 2nd last season. it was something that i felt i needed to do.


I completely understand the disappointment that a lot of you feel towards me, and i even to those who hate me now, i will forever be thankful for. Because it was you who always showed me fantastic support throughout my time at GC. I honestly look forward to playing against the team i hold so close to my heart. I will still clap you after the game.....even if you boo me because despite everything that might be said, i am still grateful and still respect you!


I know some of you will hate me writing this and think it is a pathetic attempt to regain your respect but i wanted to show you my true feelings and this is really important to me.

I wish you all the best for the season and honestly look forward to seeing you again.


Scott

Charlie Brown hat geschrieben:

Sektor D hat geschrieben: Wenn er jetzt (wenn auch nur bis voraussichtlich Ende Saison) alles gibt für den FCZ und die Stadtlöwen mit Stolz auf der Brust trägt, dann ist mir seine Vergangenheit so lang wie breit.

Muahmuah das machen sowieso die wenigsten und er wahrscheinlich noch weniger. Er wird gute Leistung zeigen, aber sicher nicht für den FCZ, sondern für sich um sich für höhere Aufgaben zu empfehlen. Und nein, das, das verüble ich ihm nicht.

skzueri hat geschrieben:Ich würde Ihm ja gerne eine Chance geben...ABER:


This message is my way of saying thank you to all of the people who support the club i will always be grateful for.

The decision to move clubs was the hardest i have had to make in my career so far. The first match i ever saw when i came to Switzerland on holiday aged 13 was GC - St.Gallen and from that moment i dreamt of playing for the team. Over the past 8 years, since i moved here when i was 16, Grasshopper Club Zurich has been the most important part of my life. It took me a while to get used to living abroad at a fairly young age but since learning the language i can honestly say that Zurich became my home more so than London was!

The past 2 years have honestly been the worst of my life, and without the support of my family and close friends i probably would have given up on football. The truth is that i never ever played football for money! I always believed in what my Father told me when he said ' if you play well....the money will come automatically, so dont worry about it'. When I got tackled in the game against Oman, i had no idea what i was going to do if i had to stop playing. It wasn't just my job......it was my passion, hobby and my love!! i sacraficed so much to get to where i was.

The reasons for me leaving wasn't based on money. If i am honest, the 2 clubs offered me pretty much the same deal. The club knew that my contract was running long before it did. It was only 4 days before the season ended that a meeting was held between me and Vogel and this was only because I asked for the meeting! When YB contacted me i realised for the first time that their desire to sign me was a lot greater than GC's desire to extend my contract. It was a confusing time for me because the club that i owe so much to and love didnt seem to show the same interest that they once did before my injury.

I saw the opportunity to play for YB as a challenge, and one that i believe will help me improve as a player. At GC i was always looked at as a junior player, a player who came through the youth system. If i moved to YB I had the chance to become a fuhrungspieler in a team that finished 2nd last season. it was something that i felt i needed to do.


I completely understand the disappointment that a lot of you feel towards me, and i even to those who hate me now, i will forever be thankful for. Because it was you who always showed me fantastic support throughout my time at GC. I honestly look forward to playing against the team i hold so close to my heart. I will still clap you after the game.....even if you boo me because despite everything that might be said, i am still grateful and still respect you!


I know some of you will hate me writing this and think it is a pathetic attempt to regain your respect but i wanted to show you my true feelings and this is really important to me.

I wish you all the best for the season and honestly look forward to seeing you again.


Scott

Dräcksocke hat geschrieben:So einen scheiss Abschiedsbrief hat man noch schnell geschrieben, um sich im guten Licht zu bewahren.