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knows the league and wasn’t bad when he was here before.
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Thought he did alright when he was with us before, definitely an OK signing but nothing to get the ol’ ticker racing.
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Being released by Eastleigh doesn’t excite me. If they don’t want him doubt whether he will be much of an asset to us.
Told them he wouldn’t be signing another contract as he wanted to move back up north.
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Also a lot of players get released because of wage demands so it doesn’t mean anything nowadays players being released.
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Positive news – well better than the ticket office being closed today anyway. Experienced legs are needed. Think he’ll do okay.
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Being released by Eastleigh doesn’t excite me. If they don’t want him doubt whether he will be much of an asset to us.
That hit the nail on the head .. being released by a club that didnt do anything much in the NL (regardless of the reasons) last season and ORRRR the lad wants to come home to the North , IMO totally uninspiring signing and already it seems Hill is chasing any rag tag n bobtail cheapo players as his budget allows, same old cliches from the player on the SUFC website of how he feels happy and settled and wants to impress ..just what else could he say ??? ..expect more of the same low level additions and the same old bollocks UNTIL there are changes at the top and management levels… no marque players signings as just WTF would want to come to Scunny in its current state ??
mid table at best next season but im edging to us being lower and in an arse nipping relegation scrap most of the time.
As long as Boycey doesn’t bring Marleen along to matches, someone will be happy!
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If anyone thinks we’ll be bringing in marquee signings this summer they need a reality check.
As I commented on the “two young centre-backs” thread, I don’t want to see anymore inexperienced 20 year olds in defence. So at 32 and with experience from L1 down to NL level I’ll happily take Boyce back.
If Hill could lure Delaney back full-time the two of them would be a decent enough CB pairing.
I think we need to prepare ourselves for a few more thirty-somethings and I expect to hear more groans than cheers as far as recruitment is concerned
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If we signed Harry Kane (unlikely I know) there would be some unhappy posters so, yes, I’m sure you’re right about groans vs cheers.
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If we signed Harry Kane (unlikely I know) there would be some unhappy posters so, yes, I’m sure you’re right about groans vs cheers.
The Arsenal Iron fans maybe? Seems to be a big thing supporting a Premier league club and the Iron. Don’t get it myself.
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Absolutely Awaywego balance is indeed required next season in abundance, the more thirty somethings, providing they are fit and carry no long term injuries the better for me. At least six possibly eight, we need experienced heads in this squad, no brainer for me.
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A decent age for a centre back. averaged about 41 games a season for the last 5 seasons.
Not the most stylish but he doesn’t turn his back on a challenge, doesn’t leave it to someone else either. So welcome to him.
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