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Superphil

Dismember
Jul 7, 2003
25,681
In a pile of football shirts
Good luck to him, hope he doesn't cripple himself completely though.
 




Silent Bob

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Dec 6, 2004
22,172
But didn't he get a serious knee injury, which is why he finally called it a day with us?

And what about his 'job for life'?
 


e77

Well-known member
May 23, 2004
7,270
Worthing
But didn't he get a serious knee injury, which is why he finally called it a day with us?

And what about his 'job for life'?

Will probably do both. Paul Rogers played for Worthing while being commercial manager.
 




dunno

Old Skool
Jul 6, 2003
1,588
At work - probably
He'll be playing in midfield with Shaun Wilkinson and his boss will be a certain Ian Baird! (presumably when he's recovered from his injury that forced him to retire???)
 




















Yorkie

Sussex born and bred
Jul 5, 2003
32,367
dahn sarf
I thought he had hanged his boots up for good. Very strange that he has decided to play in the Conference South through.


Why is it strange? A lot of players who have serious injury and cannot play football full time can play for a part time club. The training isn't so rigorous and there aren't as many expectations.
 








Silent Bob

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Dec 6, 2004
22,172
talked to Eastbourne Borough but he wanted too much money
That is not really true.

"We got a call last week saying Charlie was looking for a club. We discussed it as midfield is the one area we need to strengthen but we thought he might be out of our range and so didn't pursue it.

"There is no way we can compete with some of the top spenders in the league and it could become an issue. Our first 11 is a match for anyone and if we can keep them all fit we'll be capable of challenging for promotion but the problem will come when two or three are ruled out."

So really they don't actually know how much he wanted, they just assumed. :shrug:
 


Mar 10, 2006
515
That is not really true.

"We got a call last week saying Charlie was looking for a club. We discussed it as midfield is the one area we need to strengthen but we thought he might be out of our range and so didn't pursue it.

"There is no way we can compete with some of the top spenders in the league and it could become an issue. Our first 11 is a match for anyone and if we can keep them all fit we'll be capable of challenging for promotion but the problem will come when two or three are ruled out."

So really they don't actually know how much he wanted, they just assumed. :shrug:
Lack of ambition there from Boro' - just assuming that he would want more than they could afford and not even bothering to speak to him. Could it be that the management were afraid of having someone of his forthright nature around.
 


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