Newcastle United’s midfielder, Cabaye has come out in the media and expressed his astonishment at the lifestyle of English footballers playing in the English Premier League. The former Lille midfielder who led the French giants
to the Ligue 1 crown last season was sold to Newcastle by his former employers in the summer transfer window. Since his arrival in http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/England-c749, Cabaye has caught the eye with his penetrating passes and his unmatched vision in the Newcastle United shirt.
The fans at Saint James’ Park have taken a liking to their new midfield general but the Frenchman is still finding his feet in the Premier League. Cabaye who is a regular for http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/France-c2899 at the international level as well scored his
first goal for the Magpies in their recent 1-0 win over Wigan Athletic in the English Premier League. Cabaye expanded on the drinking culture in English football and how footballers go out and “enjoy” themselves after a game or a training session.
The Frenchman stated, "Its fine to go out once in a while but not every weekend. Here in England, if you like to go out and you do not have a stable family around you, and then things can soon go off the rails. Newcastle treat
you as grown-up and let you run your life. Players are policed far less than at French clubs. There is a completely different approach here.”
He added, "If you meet other players in the street, or even within the club, you wonder if they really are professionals. On the pitch they give their all. They're 100 per cent focused on football and getting the result.”
Cabaye has been instrumental in Newcastle’s magnificent start to the season, the Magpies who earned promotion back into the English Premier League last season after winning the Championship, are currently 4th in the
Premier League table. At the start of the season, Newcastle were seen as one of the relegation contenders but now it looks like the Tyneside giants will be able to secure a Europa League place if they showcase consistency in their performances in the English
Premier League.
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