Post subject: Re: Transfer Talk / Rumour thread V4
Posted: Mon Jul 29, 2024 1:28 pm
FGB
Player Coach
Joined: Sep 17 2009 Posts: 1198
The Magic Rat wrote:YEP reports that Hunwicks has left after working 6 months notice. Not sure if it means he has handed his notice in or the club made the decision. Either way, if that is correct, Blease can't have had any input.
With the greatest respect, you can't actually be that gullible?
Post subject: Re: Transfer Talk / Rumour thread V4
Posted: Mon Jul 29, 2024 3:11 pm
FGB
Player Coach
Joined: Sep 17 2009 Posts: 1198
christopher wrote:With the greatest of respect, he’s correct, he’s been known to be leaving well before Blease arrived, it’s only just been made public.
Why would they make that up?
I must have missed you / anyone mentioning it on here in that case.
Fairly obvious why they would try spin it this way.
Post subject: Re: Transfer Talk / Rumour thread V4
Posted: Mon Jul 29, 2024 3:28 pm
rollin thunder
International Star
Joined: Feb 15 2011 Posts: 4933
Loosing Martin is a blow, he has been one of the best value overseas signing in SL era and I dare say ever. He will be missed badly and will add to one of our main rivals. Those saying he lacks punch and thinking we can just get a better quality player with the snap of the fingers are a bit deluded.
Hopefully Gannon can get and stay fit fulfil his potential (which i doubt) and Littlewood can step up next year otherwise we look really light again.
mean_machine wrote:We’ve also signed bill leyland from London on a 2 year deal so the one year Mickey Mac deal supports that transition whilst adding a bit of grunt which we sometimes lack. Don’t see him playing every game think all 3 will alternate
Parcell was meant to be retiring, head back home with his degree in tow and start a career, but money talks and could do one more year.
Still top quality for us
I think you’ve nailed it with the 2 points about Micky Mc.
Along with JWH , Peters can start a hard front row when he wants , Litten can come off the bench.
MM is a tough competitor and can also train Leyland up for a year. Leyland is a strong, Athletic guy with a lot of potential, albeit off the back of a bad injury
Post subject: Re: Transfer Talk / Rumour thread V4
Posted: Mon Jul 29, 2024 4:07 pm
HucknallLoiner
Club Captain
Joined: Sep 07 2015 Posts: 293
rollin thunder wrote:Loosing Martin is a blow, he has been one of the best value overseas signing in SL era and I dare say ever. He will be missed badly and will add to one of our main rivals. Those saying he lacks punch and thinking we can just get a better quality player with the snap of the fingers are a bit deluded.
Hopefully Gannon can get and stay fit fulfil his potential (which i doubt) and Littlewood can step up next year otherwise we look really light again.
I'm not one for nostalgia signings/resignings but of all our overseas players he's rarely injured, makes few errors and is a great kicker. Please dont let him go. Probably our most consistant player of the last 5 years.
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Post subject: Re: Transfer Talk / Rumour thread V4
Posted: Mon Jul 29, 2024 4:23 pm
ArthurClues
Club Captain
Joined: Jan 24 2020 Posts: 2634
HucknallLoiner wrote:I'm not one for nostalgia signings/resignings but of all our overseas players he's rarely injured, makes few errors and is a great kicker. Please dont let him go. Probably our most consistant player of the last 5 years.
Yep, we've now reached that familiar part of the season where any form of real success seems beyond our reach, yet there appears to be no tangible plan in place to provide real confidence that the things will improve. Don't get me wrong, I'm sure there is a plan in place, but if it involves letting our most consistent perfomer (and goalkicker) go it's going to have to include some pretty sensational recruitment to get large parts of the fanbase back on side.
Post subject: Re: Transfer Talk / Rumour thread V4
Posted: Mon Jul 29, 2024 4:39 pm
batleyrhino
International Chairman
Joined: Feb 26 2002 Posts: 9567 Location: anywhere, literally...
Whilst it would be a shame to see Rhyse leave, it’s not the end of the world. I feel a lot more confident with BA providing the input into the squad and to IB about recruitment than if any of our last few coaches were still at the helm.
We’re all saying we need a couple of props and a hard running back rower. Perhaps this opens up possibilities to get them?
It's not how much talent you've got, it's what you do with it that counts.
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