Good luck to him. Hope he plays a blinder for them and guides them to success
He probably will, but i still wouldn't have him as a player he may be good at other teams but he just dosn't fit into the forest way of playing especially under Billy .
Plus i think all of our creative players are better then him anyway so he would just be sitting on the bench if he was lucky!
still think we live to regret not signing him or
"he would just be sitting on the bench if he was lucky!"
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He would probably do a Big Ron.
Doesn't fit into the forest way?
He is a creative winger who scores goals!! Hardly any of our midfield score goals and we don't create much either!! We should have signed him, simple as that! No point in regretting it though.
Never rated him.
Neither does our manager.
I can't say I rate you Webbo, or your manager.
Here's hoping that George will take Hull up to the Premiership, so that he can be in my fantasy football league team next season.
comment by ThorneyPosh (U5386)
posted 17 minutes ago
I can't say I rate you Webbo, or your manager.
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Ooooooo and that bothers me... not
Do they get his guide dog on loan as well?
What worries me as well with Boyd is that he looks like he could be Lilly Savage's brother and that is never good!
Needs a hair cut. Cloughie wouldn't of stood for the caravan look
He is a good player and could have been very effective for us if you ask me. However, with Billy in charge it doesn't make sense for us to sign him considering Billy wasn't keen when he was here last time. Good luck to him at Hull, it's just the sort of signing that will cement Hull's promotion challenge. The teams near the top are making these signings now and they're very sensible. As we're not really close enough to challenge we're probably best keeping what we've got.
You're right, Caniggia. Looking forwards, it's now onwards and upwards for all of us.
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posted on 21/2/13
Fatal error
posted on 21/2/13
Good luck to him. Hope he plays a blinder for them and guides them to success
posted on 21/2/13
He probably will, but i still wouldn't have him as a player he may be good at other teams but he just dosn't fit into the forest way of playing especially under Billy .
Plus i think all of our creative players are better then him anyway so he would just be sitting on the bench if he was lucky!
posted on 22/2/13
still think we live to regret not signing him or
posted on 22/2/13
"he would just be sitting on the bench if he was lucky!"
_____________________
He would probably do a Big Ron.
posted on 22/2/13
Doesn't fit into the forest way?
He is a creative winger who scores goals!! Hardly any of our midfield score goals and we don't create much either!! We should have signed him, simple as that! No point in regretting it though.
posted on 22/2/13
Never rated him.
Neither does our manager.
posted on 22/2/13
I can't say I rate you Webbo, or your manager.
Here's hoping that George will take Hull up to the Premiership, so that he can be in my fantasy football league team next season.
posted on 22/2/13
Don't care.
posted on 22/2/13
comment by ThorneyPosh (U5386)
posted 17 minutes ago
I can't say I rate you Webbo, or your manager.
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Ooooooo and that bothers me... not
posted on 22/2/13
posted on 22/2/13
Do they get his guide dog on loan as well?
posted on 22/2/13
What worries me as well with Boyd is that he looks like he could be Lilly Savage's brother and that is never good!
posted on 22/2/13
Needs a hair cut. Cloughie wouldn't of stood for the caravan look
posted on 22/2/13
posted on 22/2/13
He is a good player and could have been very effective for us if you ask me. However, with Billy in charge it doesn't make sense for us to sign him considering Billy wasn't keen when he was here last time. Good luck to him at Hull, it's just the sort of signing that will cement Hull's promotion challenge. The teams near the top are making these signings now and they're very sensible. As we're not really close enough to challenge we're probably best keeping what we've got.
posted on 22/2/13
You're right, Caniggia. Looking forwards, it's now onwards and upwards for all of us.
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