Link to the Cullen story. I make @ross1 right, and is no more than we should have done with Aribo this time last year.
Also while it is perhaps unwsie to read too much into footballers' comments in the press, his words sound to me like he does want to hedge his bets and not close the door on us.
Link to the Cullen story. I make @ross1 right, and is no more than we should have done with Aribo this time last year.
Also while it is perhaps unwsie to read too much into footballers' comments in the press, his words sound to me like he does want to hedge his bets and not close the door on us.
I assume we didn’t do it with Aribo as the option wasn’t in his contract. Instead RD offered him a new deal before changing his mind and withdrawing it.
Link to the Cullen story. I make @ross1 right, and is no more than we should have done with Aribo this time last year.
Also while it is perhaps unwsie to read too much into footballers' comments in the press, his words sound to me like he does want to hedge his bets and not close the door on us.
I am not happy about that at all. I have always thought Cawley to be an excellent, informative and high-quality journalist. But the article uses practise instead of practice.
Link to the Cullen story. I make @ross1 right, and is no more than we should have done with Aribo this time last year.
Also while it is perhaps unwsie to read too much into footballers' comments in the press, his words sound to me like he does want to hedge his bets and not close the door on us.
I am not happy about that at all. I have always thought Cawley to be an excellent, informative and high-quality journalist. But the article uses practise instead of practice.
Very disappointing.
You mean the verb rather than the noun? Could be either to be fair but I'd go with RC. To do this is standard practise, or it is standard practice to do this.
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neither, this is the thread where people ask if this is the transfer rumours thread or the Riga v Bowyer thread ...
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It's too late for not wetting the bed now! That happened a few weeks ago, after ESI hadn't signed Bowyer up immediately
Also while it is perhaps unwsie to read too much into footballers' comments in the press, his words sound to me like he does want to hedge his bets and not close the door on us.
Oh, Dani boy, this thread, this thread is calling
Very disappointing.
Finger on the pulse there.
Have my doubts seeing that Cawley said we'd shelved the deal for the time being
Seems to me that bloke is another Nixon
Now that Lee has sorted his contract out he's gone back to Maddison to talk