Motm for me today always gives 100% , krissy welham and greeny ran him close , but Charlie is so passionate for our great club , he loved the east stand today , legend !
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Outstanding display today from Charlie, 100% commitment once again, his passion for the cause is second to none, he has to be one of the first players to be offered a new contract imo, absolutaly magnificent take a bow Charlie boy.
salthouse red wrote:Motm for me today always gives 100% , krissy welham and greeny ran him close , but Charlie is so passionate for our great club , he loved the east stand today , legend !
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You can tell Charlie loves the club and the club have shown great loyalty to him. I hope we are offering him a new deal as he's our best utility player. Doesn't hurt that the crowd love him either.
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well of course he loves us as we are seemingly willing to forgive him any misdemeanour. if was down to purely performances on the pitch then a new contract would be a must but with cockayne it isn't down to just that and we shouldn't have short memory's just because he plays well. and as for legend. NO!. Clive Sullivan, Roger Millward, are we really putting ben cockayne in the same category as these true legends
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stew wrote:well of course he loves us as we are seemingly willing to forgive him any misdemeanour. if was down to purely performances on the pitch then a new contract would be a must but with cockayne it isn't down to just that and we shouldn't have short memory's just because he plays well. and as for legend. NO!. Clive Sullivan, Roger Millward, are we really putting ben cockayne in the same category as these true legends
No, and we should let him go. Ticking time bomb. Thanks for the performances but no new deal.
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