Am I being harsh, in thinking Whalley was waste of space toneet??

I'm certain I've read it somewhere

That Simon Davey was quoted as saying he was hoping to bring Whaley in on a permanent basis in January. I just wish I could find where I'd seen it.

 

RE: If I remember

I'd much rather us sign a left footed wide player. Whaley may turn out to be a good player, but Devaney and Campbell-Ryce are good players we already have at the club. I think the money could be used better elsewhere.

 

Difficulty any winger is going to have

is trying to stand out in a team that already has Campbell Ryce. I think with De Silva back, he might find himself playing as 2nd striker. He's shown he's got a good first touch, he's prepared to take a man on and have a shot from outside the box, still early to be making any judgement. Improvement on Gary Teale, which wasnt hard tbf.

 

Only his second game

Give him a chance, I think he's settling in and showing more, earlier than any of the other loanees we've had lately, he's come in at a very difficult and emotive time and trying to replace a player lost to us in a very nasty way. All our fans feel angry, upset, hard done to so just imagine what the atmosphere will be like in the dressing room, I wouldn't think it would be very easy for any player to come into this situation and do well straight away.

 

Prepared to give him a chance

seems that Davey has been following him for a while, doesnt seem like a panic loan, more with a view to a permanent deal, hopeful that there's more to come from him once he's had a few weeks to work with the squad. Still like to see a left footed left winger mind.

 

He also has low self esteem.

But only half as low as Odejayi.

Snowmen have very high esteem.

 

tee hee

You going to Forest you Pleat loving mofo?</p>

 

He wasn't brought in to replace Hume. He was signed before the Sheffield United game.

He was brought in as cover/pressure for Devaney/JCR.

 

Played up front on his debut

for us, didnt he? Macken injured I seem to recall.

 

I certainly am.

We are meeting in a Working Mens Club called "Hooters".
I hope to play both Cribbage & Dominoes before we head to the ground.

The KKK have very high self esteem.

 

See you in there

Just told Hartog that all the birds in there are the dumbest on the planet.</p>

he was literally knocking one out as I told him.</p>

 

RE: See you in there

Icky sticky keyboard

 

Are you ?

Is the agricultural one travelling ?

 

Oh good grief!!

A disturbing, yet totally believable image!

 

Thought you'd gone quiet

The last time I was in; the young blonde girl had to ask the manager how to change the TV over with the SKY remote.</p>

I kid you not</p>

 

Marvellous

Do they do breakfasts ?

 

If by breakfast you mean

Chicken wings and burgers served by scantilly clad chavs then yes.

 

Is there any other sort ?

Might watch the scores come through to Jeff &amp; the boys in the studio...

 

If I recall Hume was up on his own. He had Whaley wide left, Devaney wide right & JCR behind Hume.

Maybe.

 

Yep.

I get the honour of driving the Tractor this time.
I think it might takes us 29 hours to get to Nottingham - which isn't a problem as there's a fridge & telly in the cabin.

Do Hooters serve Lesbian Soup?

I wonder if any Ladies in there have low self esteem?