Did he leave the season we got Esteves in?Hendo wrote:Possibly, but he was never going to sign a new contract and I won't begrudge a player to leave to try and find 1st team football. Was quite a way behind in the pecking order for CB, although might've been second choice RB.YorkshireRoyal99 wrote:Shows potentially another mistake made there.Brogue wrote:Gabe osho is getting rave reviews at Luton having moved into a holding midfielder role this season. He has forced his way into the first team now and has played 27 times this season.
Didn't Osho refuse the contract and then take ages to find a new club?Snowflake Royal wrote:Did he leave the season we got Esteves in?Hendo wrote:Possibly, but he was never going to sign a new contract and I won't begrudge a player to leave to try and find 1st team football. Was quite a way behind in the pecking order for CB, although might've been second choice RB.YorkshireRoyal99 wrote:
Shows potentially another mistake made there.
Because that looks even more mad than it did at the time with how Osho is turning out if so.
Yeah, but I think we basically offered him a crap deal as back up of back up.Coppells Lost Coat wrote:Didn't Osho refuse the contract and then take ages to find a new club?Snowflake Royal wrote:Did he leave the season we got Esteves in?Hendo wrote:
Possibly, but he was never going to sign a new contract and I won't begrudge a player to leave to try and find 1st team football. Was quite a way behind in the pecking order for CB, although might've been second choice RB.
Because that looks even more mad than it did at the time with how Osho is turning out if so.
I am not sure its the clubs fault this time - he didn't want to be 4/5th choice at Reading and we didn't want to pay him over the odds to stay. Parted ways on amicable terms I would say and the correct decision made at the time.
Without the restrictions no doubt, he did look like he was one good loan spell away from being ready for the Championship which is what he got at Rochdale after joining Luton.Snowflake Royal wrote:Yeah, but I think we basically offered him a crap deal as back up of back up.Coppells Lost Coat wrote:Didn't Osho refuse the contract and then take ages to find a new club?Snowflake Royal wrote: Did he leave the season we got Esteves in?
Because that looks even more mad than it did at the time with how Osho is turning out if so.
I am not sure its the clubs fault this time - he didn't want to be 4/5th choice at Reading and we didn't want to pay him over the odds to stay. Parted ways on amicable terms I would say and the correct decision made at the time.
Think we probably could have offered him a better deal and a surer route to first team football than I suspect we did.
Think he was offered an extension on what he was earning and he thought as he had broken into the team he deserved a bit more - given where the club are I think both positions were fair and him leaving was the right move for him.Snowflake Royal wrote:Yeah, but I think we basically offered him a crap deal as back up of back up.Coppells Lost Coat wrote:Didn't Osho refuse the contract and then take ages to find a new club?Snowflake Royal wrote: Did he leave the season we got Esteves in?
Because that looks even more mad than it did at the time with how Osho is turning out if so.
I am not sure its the clubs fault this time - he didn't want to be 4/5th choice at Reading and we didn't want to pay him over the odds to stay. Parted ways on amicable terms I would say and the correct decision made at the time.
Think we probably could have offered him a better deal and a surer route to first team football than I suspect we did.
Never helped him having to compete with Joao, Puscas, Meite, Baldock and to a lesser extent Loader. Joao and Puscas were big money signings and Meite ended the season before on fire. It meant there was little scope for chances to impress and I always got the impression he was trying too hard in the games he did feature inSnowflake Royal wrote:Still don't understand how Boye could pull off a piece of world class control and then miss his 6 yard pass by 5 yards.
Yes I'm sure it is.3points wrote:Just seen this on LinkedIn. I'm assuming it's the same HRK
https://www.linkedin.com/in/thomas-hal- ... 5b8786113/
Boye was class and under-used, but from your posts you seem to like players that run around like headless chickens for 90 minsSnowflake Royal wrote:Still don't understand how Boye could pull off a piece of world class control and then miss his 6 yard pass by 5 yards.
Bartlett.South Coast Royal wrote:Yes I'm sure it is.3points wrote:Just seen this on LinkedIn. I'm assuming it's the same HRK
https://www.linkedin.com/in/thomas-hal- ... 5b8786113/
I'm not sure if she is still his girl friend or wife but he was at one time dating the daughter of Albert Barrett.
For those of you who help with the family shopping you could have noticed this name in the potato section.
A multi millionaire who might have given Hal some tips on how to run a successful business and turmeric is very much in vogue.
If you mean Albert Bartlett, he was born in 1923 - so even his daughter would be about 70. I knew HRK was a wrong-un.South Coast Royal wrote:Yes I'm sure it is.3points wrote:Just seen this on LinkedIn. I'm assuming it's the same HRK
https://www.linkedin.com/in/thomas-hal- ... 5b8786113/
I'm not sure if she is still his girl friend or wife but he was at one time dating the daughter of Albert Barrett.
For those of you who help with the family shopping you could have noticed this name in the potato section.
A multi millionaire who might have given Hal some tips on how to run a successful business and turmeric is very much in vogue.
Her father Ronnie was born in 1963.BraisingsteakRoyal wrote:If you mean Albert Bartlett, he was born in 1923 - so even his daughter would be about 70. I knew HRK was a wrong-un.South Coast Royal wrote:Yes I'm sure it is.3points wrote:Just seen this on LinkedIn. I'm assuming it's the same HRK
https://www.linkedin.com/in/thomas-hal- ... 5b8786113/
I'm not sure if she is still his girl friend or wife but he was at one time dating the daughter of Albert Barrett.
For those of you who help with the family shopping you could have noticed this name in the potato section.
A multi millionaire who might have given Hal some tips on how to run a successful business and turmeric is very much in vogue.
His main problem was being an absolute turkey on the pitch.URZZZZ wrote:Never helped him having to compete with Joao, Puscas, Meite, Baldock and to a lesser extent Loader. Joao and Puscas were big money signings and Meite ended the season before on fire. It meant there was little scope for chances to impress and I always got the impression he was trying too hard in the games he did feature inSnowflake Royal wrote:Still don't understand how Boye could pull off a piece of world class control and then miss his 6 yard pass by 5 yards.
One of the problems of having a ridiculously large squad
I like players who put in effort, can get the basics right and have some consistency.Mid Sussex Royal wrote:Boye was class and under-used, but from your posts you seem to like players that run around like headless chickens for 90 minsSnowflake Royal wrote:Still don't understand how Boye could pull off a piece of world class control and then miss his 6 yard pass by 5 yards.
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