Post subject: Re: Le Cats at home - Los Alomos? Custers Last Stand ?
Posted: Thu Sep 19, 2024 3:34 pm
bonaire
International Star
Joined: Apr 04 2014 Posts: 7785
Jake the Peg wrote:It's an ongoing theme with half backs. Old and/or injury prone signings, head, dykes, reynolds, gale, trueman, even kelly to a certain extent. Must have cost the club £millions for very little in return. We had such good value out of sneyd and probably didn't appreciate it at the time
You missed Abdull out. A 3 year contract for a player with recurring knee problems is another that will come back and bite us.
Post subject: Re: Le Cats at home - Los Alomos? Custers Last Stand ?
Posted: Thu Sep 19, 2024 3:41 pm
HU8HFC
Fringe Player
Joined: Feb 09 2022 Posts: 889
Almost sad to see the size of him on Saturday, this is a bloke that is 29 by the start of next season, hes not a young kid who needs nurturing about his diet anymore, there is no excuse for a pro sportsman get themselves in that state.
Post subject: Re: Le Cats at home - Los Alomos? Custers Last Stand ?
Posted: Thu Sep 19, 2024 3:52 pm
Roam Ranger
Academy Player
Joined: Mar 16 2024 Posts: 366
Dave K. wrote:I think we all know it's last chance for him, reduce the weight and he will get injured less.
Does he have the motivation though, he has done it before, let's see what happens.
That's all we can do. I am hoping that a new coach, new (hopefully) environment and culture, and a new set of strength and conditioning staff will motivate him. But a lot will be down to the man himself.
Same can be said for all the squad really. We know they have had issues but I genuinely believe the club are making and continue to make good appointments to address things. But the club can only do so much and the rest will be down to the players buying into it and their self motivation.
Post subject: Re: Le Cats at home - Los Alomos? Custers Last Stand ?
Posted: Fri Sep 20, 2024 9:09 am
Jake the Peg
International Chairman
Joined: Mar 22 2007 Posts: 30345
Dave K. wrote:I think we all know it's last chance for him, reduce the weight and he will get injured less.
Does he have the motivation though, he has done it before, let's see what happens.
that's fine for him as an individual but the club have recruited him into a key position for next season. If he doesn't get in shape he should be sacked
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