Sean Dyche in a Blades shirt.

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He too went out on Macs birthday, but unfortunately for him wasn't romantically linked to the improbably accented Irish relative of his coach and mentor and was thus never heard of again
 
When Danny Webber signed didn't he try to get him a move here or something also? Sure I saw that on the Neil Warnock documentary that's knocking about on youtube.
 



That said, who the buggery is Simon Letts? Recognise all the other young uns on that team sheet.

He’s in rental property these days. Or diaries, I’ve forgotten which.....

He's the younger, more submissive brother of Simon Says.

Simon Letts you hold his hand.

Simon Letts you stroke his hair.

Simon Letts you... 😳 his 😲
 
Funny, thought it looked quite handy in places for reserves!

Blake, Quinn, Hartfield, Veart... always had a soft spot for Rob Scott too.

That said, who the buggery is Simon Letts? Recognise all the other young uns on that team sheet.
Puns aside (which is a genuine struggle for me) he was a really, really talented left sided player, skilful as owt and pretty quick. He ended up at Hallam for a while at either left back or on the wing and absolutely shat on that level. Don't know where he ended up but potentially one of those where he drifted away despite far inferior players making long careers as pros.
 



Puns aside (which is a genuine struggle for me) he was a really, really talented left sided player, skilful as owt and pretty quick. He ended up at Hallam for a while at either left back or on the wing and absolutely shat on that level. Don't know where he ended up but potentially one of those where he drifted away despite far inferior players making long careers as pros.
The most Barnyard summary ever that, you can no longer accuse me of that every time I comment! 😉
 

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