Ryan too short, Walton too tall....when oh when will we sign our Goldilocks keeper?
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Ryan too short, Walton too tall....when oh when will we sign our Goldilocks keeper?
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Complete load of crap, that, from Simon Stone.
League One footballer said no to Premier League team? Itchy beard.
The pie at night. Reliable source
Complete load of crap, that, from Simon Stone.
League One footballer said no to Premier League team? Itchy beard.
I recall he cupped his ears after scoring their consolation goal against us so may be has 'Wigan' in his DNA. Bless him.
Complete load of crap, that, from Simon Stone.
League One footballer said no to Premier League team? Itchy beard.
I find it odd that so many people think the Premier League is the be-all and end-all for professional footballers. It isn't.
Well it should be what all ambitious professional footballers aspire to.
I find it odd that so many people think the Premier League is the be-all and end-all for professional footballers. It isn't.
Well it should be what all ambitious professional footballers aspire to.
It is if they think they are good enough to give it a go, not the least being the salary that would go with it.I find it odd that so many people think the Premier League is the be-all and end-all for professional footballers. It isn't.
I think Nick Powell needs a bit of credit here. He's had his head turned by the big Man Utd move, sounds like he's sulked and disappointed on his loan moves to the point his career was in the balance, and he's now knuckled down to building that career, playing regularly and enjoying his football again. Respect I think if he has genuinely thought he doesn't just want to warm someone's bench, and wants to see out the season with the side he is doing well in. Perhaps he is seriously maturing, and if so, may well be worth another look in the summer.
I find it odd that so many people think the Premier League is the be-all and end-all for professional footballers. It isn't.
It is if they think they are good enough to give it a go, not the least being the salary that would go with it.
There are more important things in life than money. Happiness being chief among them.
I think Nick Powell needs a bit of credit here. He's had his head turned by the big Man Utd move, sounds like he's sulked and disappointed on his loan moves to the point his career was in the balance, and he's now knuckled down to building that career, playing regularly and enjoying his football again. Respect I think if he has genuinely thought he doesn't just want to warm someone's bench, and wants to see out the season with the side he is doing well in. Perhaps he is seriously maturing, and if so, may well be worth another look in the summer.
If they dont it can only be as they see it as way to earn a decent living as in any walk of life the ambition should be to reach the top of the tree.
Also playing football and not sitting on a substitutes bench. It's made me like the fella more