The Hungarian stopper was part of the successful reserve team of 2007 and signed in August 2008 after completing a one year loan at Liverpool. Gulasci impressed in Liverpool's reserves and signed a new four-year contract in 2009. In January 2009 he was loaned to Hereford United and made eighteen Football League appearances. In April 2010 the young goalkeeper was again loaned out, this time to Tranmere Rovers, initially on an emergency seven-day deal, and made his debut against Exeter City the following day. The loan was then extended, allowing...
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"Stan only seemed to turn it on when he felt like it, and he didn't exactly endear himself to his team-mates when he was quoted in a magazine article as saying that he was disappointed with the service he was getting, and that, when he joined Liverpool, he expected to be surrounded by better players. He turned on the other players in the team when he should have been looking at himself. When the lads read what he'd said the attitude of virtually everyone in the squad was 'fuck you Stan'.
Stan didn't make any attempt to get on with the lads and, although I used to sit next to him on the coach and try and make conversation with him, I could never claim to know him. Nobody did. He'd turn up for training, do his work, get changed and go home. Not exactly conducive to good team spirit, so I think most of the lads were relieved when he was finally flogged off to Aston Villa."
If you'd been at school, he would have been the boy who ate worms.
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