Broken legged un!!

matt-eaton: That has to win the award for worst WUM attempt so far on this site.

Jog on...

This is no WUM mon bison you sound like a hoover (DYSON) haha .. and anyway trains a major part of my like . my dad owns a museam the place is clutted with old steam trains ... anyway end of the day billys a hero and hes staying for life .... and jason shakell has moved on to bigger and better things ... hahah

Matt Eaton aged 12...

Wheres your caravan...

Its raining in Benllech today.

I'm thinking the opposite right now Lunny and agree with spart. Depending on the mentalitly I think lower league players being given the chance to step up will have a far more positive impact than a premier league player who views us as a step down.

Bear in mind that these are not gambles for hillcroft as far as these are players they know and feel confident they can do a job. They are young too so can still develop. Look at the premiership talent we have gambled on in the past few years and how many of them had no heart. Norwich practically brought back up a team of league 1 players and they did alright. Its as much down to the manager as it is the players and Hill has a good record. We have some decent players in our squad so bringing in hungry players can only be a positive thing. I feel good for the season.

Well said Murb.

I too am looking at the more poitive side of things and would rather see a couple of young and hungry-to-prove-themselves players rather than one uninterested borderline squad member from the Premiership that is only at the club to pick up a paycheck and maybe get some interest from other clubs that can afford them.

yokels .....

hey up a tha lost? tell me old kok, are you one of those beefy chest thumping scarf twirlers..

Apparently he knows all there is to know about football. So then Mr Leeds, fount of all knowledge, can you tell us in what year were Leeds United formed?

I don't to support Barnsdale..or Rochley ....Hill has to stop bringing in former players from a lower league. This has all the hallmarks of a disaster in the making.