Jonty wrote:Yes as well as. why not the Everton's,Liverpool's and Wigan's? These lads are 18-20 and some of them come out of football altogether. They can't all get into other league clubs.HenneysKnee wrote:We should be looking at Preston/Carlisle/Fleetwood/Morecambes released list not Evertons
I wasn't aware that he was at The Kennel but if it's the same bloke who succeeded in the seemingly impossible job of getting Alty relegated then yes, that's him.Evil Gazebo wrote:That the guy who's now assistant at the Prawn Shed?Lancaster Branch wrote: We bought Ken McKenna.
He's living in Florida, U.S.A.boyliegladbach wrote:What's Micky droy up too these days?. I remember him being the biggest defender i had ever seen when I was about 14.barrowaberdeen wrote:I think we will try to get McNulty back. Bayliss said "we need meatheads" .
Indeed, just because you start at Premier League club, it does not mean that you are going to end up a quality BSP player!thegaffer77 wrote:Jonty wrote: Yes as well as. why not the Everton's,Liverpool's and Wigan's? These lads are 18-20 and some of them come out of football altogether. They can't all get into other league clubs.
Many premier league youth team 'rejects' end up in BSP, just because they start in a premier club, doesn't mean they end up in one!!
Yes- They may not cut the mustard and if you look you'll find examples- I'm sure there are plenty of players from Prem clubs who don't make it in the game. The point is- I just so happened to be reading an article about youngsters who have just been released by Everton and that they may not have had much of a chance but may just thrive on an opportunity like playing for Barrow in the BSP and that these sort of players should be on the radar over summer.
"A verbal contract isn't worth the paper it's written on." - Samuel Goldwyn, film producerBingo wrote:8 out of 9 verbally agreed to new contract one still thinking about it
Evil Gazebo wrote:"A verbal contract isn't worth the paper it's written on." - Samuel Goldwyn, film producerBingo wrote:8 out of 9 verbally agreed to new contract one still thinking about it
Didn't paul Gascoigne verbally agree to join man utd before sir al jetted off on his holidays only for him to return and find out he'd signed for spurs instead?phil wrote:Evil Gazebo wrote: "A verbal contract isn't worth the paper it's written on." - Samuel Goldwyn, film producer
I see the point but actually, and I'm sure there is plenty of relevant case law out there, a verbal agreement is a legally binding contract, obviously helps if there are witnesses to that.
Yep, the story goes he was on his way to Manchester to sign when his greedy dad phoned him and told him to sign for Spurs instead.Adam29 wrote:
Didn't paul Gascoigne verbally agree to join man utd before sir al jetted off on his holidays only for him to return and find out he'd signed for spurs instead?
I don't know reg, I was just referring to the situation that basically a "verbal" agreement is non binding and basically means naff allReg wrote:Yep, the story goes he was on his way to Manchester to sign when his greedy dad phoned him and told him to sign for Spurs instead.Adam29 wrote:
Didn't paul Gascoigne verbally agree to join man utd before sir al jetted off on his holidays only for him to return and find out he'd signed for spurs instead?
None of our players have busybody parents like that, do they?
My sources says there's one whose lad has been putting off signing a new contract for us for months.Reg wrote:Yep, the story goes he was on his way to Manchester to sign when his greedy dad phoned him and told him to sign for Spurs instead.Adam29 wrote:
Didn't paul Gascoigne verbally agree to join man utd before sir al jetted off on his holidays only for him to return and find out he'd signed for spurs instead?
None of our players have busybody parents like that, do they?
KHayman wrote:My sources says there's one whose lad has been putting off signing a new contract for us for months.Reg wrote: Yep, the story goes he was on his way to Manchester to sign when his greedy dad phoned him and told him to sign for Spurs instead.
None of our players have busybody parents like that, do they?
