Down to the Yak- if he wants to go he will. Anyone offering £4M+ and Venky's will probably pay for the taxi as well!
I don't think we have anything to offer a player over and above any other team in this division (bar Wigan/Wolves) so we are relatively easy picking.
I have the strangest feeling that he will stay once the season is up OOJW.
"I have the strangest feeling that he will stay once the season is up OOJW. "
Morning DoubleD. I hope so mate, I have enjoyed watching him this year and he remains cool as a cucumber whoever we play, giving us a chance in all matches as shown away at United.
Morning to you too OOJW. Or afternoon rather, now.
I think he'll stay. I can see many clubs vying for his ability, but only us that will keep in a 'home'. Media outlets have a tendency to over-sensationalise things. I think he's intelligent enough to see beyond all that nonsense.
He's loved and respected here. Perhaps I'm just holding onto a shard of hope, but I would hope that he sees the best in all of our situation, and stay.
Do you have any work on OOJW? I'm quite stuck.
No sorry mate. Paying my bills, but that is it. Have just let a staff member go who did not respect the fact he was gainfully employed and was acting accordingly. He will discover just how tought it is out there when looking for new work!
Tough call to make, but at the end of the day you have to make sure what is best for yourself.
The Yak has been successful because Kean has played to his strengths. Moyes obviously saw him in a different light.
The Yak certainly needs somebody else to do the running. Junior has enjoyed playing behind him and both may find it harder in another environment.
It'll certainly be difficult to replace Hoilett if he does go. A younger Dunn might have been good enough, but I think he is now too static as well as being injury prone.
I've noticed that Orr has put in one or two tempting crosses too.
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posted on 24/3/12
Down to the Yak- if he wants to go he will. Anyone offering £4M+ and Venky's will probably pay for the taxi as well!
I don't think we have anything to offer a player over and above any other team in this division (bar Wigan/Wolves) so we are relatively easy picking.
posted on 24/3/12
I have the strangest feeling that he will stay once the season is up OOJW.
posted on 24/3/12
"I have the strangest feeling that he will stay once the season is up OOJW. "
Morning DoubleD. I hope so mate, I have enjoyed watching him this year and he remains cool as a cucumber whoever we play, giving us a chance in all matches as shown away at United.
posted on 24/3/12
Morning to you too OOJW. Or afternoon rather, now.
I think he'll stay. I can see many clubs vying for his ability, but only us that will keep in a 'home'. Media outlets have a tendency to over-sensationalise things. I think he's intelligent enough to see beyond all that nonsense.
He's loved and respected here. Perhaps I'm just holding onto a shard of hope, but I would hope that he sees the best in all of our situation, and stay.
Do you have any work on OOJW? I'm quite stuck.
posted on 24/3/12
No sorry mate. Paying my bills, but that is it. Have just let a staff member go who did not respect the fact he was gainfully employed and was acting accordingly. He will discover just how tought it is out there when looking for new work!
posted on 24/3/12
Tough call to make, but at the end of the day you have to make sure what is best for yourself.
posted on 25/3/12
The Yak has been successful because Kean has played to his strengths. Moyes obviously saw him in a different light.
The Yak certainly needs somebody else to do the running. Junior has enjoyed playing behind him and both may find it harder in another environment.
It'll certainly be difficult to replace Hoilett if he does go. A younger Dunn might have been good enough, but I think he is now too static as well as being injury prone.
I've noticed that Orr has put in one or two tempting crosses too.
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