If FC are determined to dispense with the 3, I think Wilf hit the nail on the head, in saying, we could just deregister them and AP pay the wages out. This keeps them off cap. Probably force their hand in moving on too, if they are the consumate professionals. Still think they have been hard done to, irrespective of who signed them etc.
I'd be prepared to give Arundle a shot, he has speed to burn and is a player we can work with, out of the three his attitude has being second to none. Sent a message when we played against him and is the only one who has made noises about coming back and wanting to prove his worth.
Maybe the club should look at renegotiating his deal. He won't earn what he does now at another club, so will be in his best interests to do that.
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Armavinit wrote:If FC are determined to dispense with the 3, I think Wilf hit the nail on the head, in saying, we could just deregister them and AP pay the wages out. This keeps them off cap. Probably force their hand in moving on too, if they are the consumate professionals. Still think they have been hard done to, irrespective of who signed them etc.
If these three are on the sort of wages some people claim they are I'm not sure AP could afford to throw that much money away.
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pmarrow wrote:I'd be prepared to give Arundle a shot, he has speed to burn and is a player we can work with, out of the three his attitude has being second to none. Sent a message when we played against him and is the only one who has made noises about coming back and wanting to prove his worth.
Maybe the club should look at renegotiating his deal. He won't earn what he does now at another club, so will be in his best interests to do that.
I also think Arundel may still have something to offer.
It could be a smart move on his part to offer to reduce his terms as it would show he is committed. However if Radford just doesn't fancy him it would probably be a waste of time.
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Mrs Barista wrote:[/u] He doesn't need to, all the accurate news or lack thereof on that is provided by @seangleese3 on Twitter.
Tricky one, this. None appear to be of the required standard. If we pay part of their salary at, say, Bradford, whose cap is it on? Sneyd, Pryce, Rankin, Abdull, HTW is fair cover in the halves, I'd say. Can't see Miller staying, although his partner had a baby recently. Is she a Hull girl?
It seems neil has eased your worries about gleeson mrs b, feel better now do you ?
Chris28 wrote:Twitter is always better when you read back what you've written and think before clicking return, but then we wouldn't have that glorious response
the only thing more dangerous than Twitter is the "Reply All" button on email, if I ever use it (which I rarely do), I delete all of the names and then add them again one by one, once made a MASSIVE mistake that cost me a contract!
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Standee wrote:the only thing more dangerous than Twitter is the "Reply All" button on email, if I ever use it (which I rarely do), I delete all of the names and then add them again one by one, once made a MASSIVE mistake that cost me a contract!
So too is unnecessarily cc'ing people into emails. I know someone who did that. It cost him his job and he ended up in court.
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