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Might hold thing up anyway?
I saw a bit of our unwanted full-back when he was at Ibrox and was very impressed. When we signed him, I was extremely happy and thought it was a great long term deal.
Something has happened along the way. I haven’t a clue, don’t think any if us have. He’s not quoted by anyone so maybe best for both parties to move on. A shame really because I thought he was without doubt our future right-back.
Like any time I suggest the club move on from younger players that haven’t made a break through when beyond the age of 20.
‘What about Leon Osman’
The one outlier.
We were, let’s face it, a club in total limbo, a basket case, not even sure we could finish the stadium and about to fall into the hands of people with as much fantasism and denial as that Cambridge professor…
I know we owe Moshiri for most of the stadium build but I’m glad he took a very big bath. Not so happy with the size of Bill’s bath.
Is he so bad, Moyes won’t play him? I must admit it’s got me somewhat puzzled as I didn’t see a bad player when I have watched him. Either play him or sell him, what’s the point of keeping him here and having him rot on the bench?