28 Sep 2015 21:07:20
Hi all,
Disappointing loan update.
Vigouroux has had his loan spell with Swindon ended due to poor discipline.
The player has had numerous minor discipline breaches in his time there and was spoken to by staff and senior players.
He was late to training last week and so as club rules state was rightly fined £50.00.
Vigouroux didn't take this seriously and mocked the club by paying the fine in pennies.
Swindon rightly saw this as a slap in the face and have cancelled his loan spell
28 Sep 2015 23:01:18
Think we have another genius within the world of football here, guys.
29 Sep 2015 02:10:05
Vigouroux was vigorously let go after penny show!
Apologies but having to go through Daily Mail dispatches to run on my daily has some side effects.
{Ed001's Note - I am not sure this is that bad, for me it is the sign of someone with a bit of attitude, yes, but he still accepted and paid the fine, so he showed he will accept disciplinary action, even when he felt he was hard done by. Personally I think that Swindon show a lack of humanity and are wanting their players to be robots, which is the major issue English clubs are ruining young players and why England are so crap.}
29 Sep 2015 07:26:40
Well it is the end of the month everyone is struggling week before pay day. Give the lad a break he's only coppering up
29 Sep 2015 08:27:43
Haha that's funny, sounds like something i would do. I would have liked to see him in the bank asking for 50 quids worth of pennies. Or did he get it from his piggy bank!
Dont see a problem with it tbh money is money.
29 Sep 2015 08:44:33
Apparently he went back later and paid in notes,but they still didn't see the funny side. It just seemed like youthful hijinx to me. Seems to have been blown out of proportion
{Ed001's Note - I am with you on this boba, I would be more worried about why he was fined in the first place, personally, than how he paid.}
29 Sep 2015 09:25:44
Agreed ed001 being late for training is what they should focus on. They've left themselves with one available first team keeper and an 17 year old youth player (I think), I don't think it's a particularly wise decision. He'd played very well for them apparently too.