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And there it is, it's written as if Reid just ranted that whole statment but in reality Naylor is a journolist and knows what questions to ask in order to get quotes, he most likely promped alot of that statement out of Reid.
As for the timing, when else is he supposed to let the players know?
Godd luck to Reid though, he's a good player but as he said himself, his face just didn't fit with this manager, that's football I'm afraid.
It sounds too simple to say his face didn't fit, and suggests that DW has favourites based on what - looks??
It doesn't help any player to parade around with his bird at his place of business, looking like a cool young David Beckham celebrity, but it does help if a player looks like a consummate professional who is aching to get on the pitch and play team football - and that's even if he is injured.
How is it we have seen so little of Paul Reid all season, even on the bench? Why would our club, of all clubs, be paying someone hundreds of pounds every week to watch from the stands? Why have we not heard about the fellow doing amazing things in the reserves and deserving a shot at the first team, like we did with Jake Robinson not too long ago?
If the guy isn't going to be looking like getting on that pitch and making things happen for Brighton and Hove Albion - then let him go, simple as that.
Adam Hinshelwood has had bad injuries and perhaps tried too hard to get back before - and paid dearly for it. He's focussed, apparently, on starting for us next season. A physician would probably be making that decision for him too.
I'd imagine good sense will prevail if Hinshelwood can't be an asset, can't compete or stay physically unimpaired for any length of time next season - but this time, it would probably be career-over for him as a pro footballer let's face it.
People come and go, and not many of NSC have gone through a professional life without glitches or disagreements with our employers. Many of you have been laid off, endured pay-cuts, or plain sacked. If you are employers, you have fired employees or had to shake them up.
All facts of professional life, business is business and where that is concerned there's no place for passengers unless you're one of the Royal Family (or married to a politician).
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