Incoming players

[William Henry Foulkes]

WHF

Can't find the "up thread" and in the other thread he states clearly that fans aren't the problem. Plus the way you posted implied this was official when in fact it's internet tittle tattle - no disrespect to nopigfansintown, who's posts I like, but it seem you have put 2 & 2 together and made 5.

PS not really trying to pick a fight with you as generally I think a positive view is the right approach but I think that should extend to the fans at a club that has let them down over and over again, for years.

PPS how do you tag people?

Lost track of the thread.

Tag people by putting an @ before their username.

In npfit's post he says, paraphrasing, it's not the fans, then it is to some extent the fans. So in that particular case you can argue it either way.

Club A: few or no fans have a go at the players
Club B: some loud "fans" repeatedly have a go at the players

Where are you going to loan out your energetic, mobile, free scoring midfield maestro with an eye for a defence-splitting pass?

I think it's obvious both obvious and taboo.

Anyway Collins has been fed to the lions. Maybe they'll be asleep under a tree somewhere

 

[William Henry Foulkes]

Love the analogy. Cause and effect versus correlation. A common error when you are desperate to knock down a straw man. The fans are the least of this club's problems

Which admits some of them are a problem ;-)

 

[Esablade]

Referring back to young loanees from big clubs,when i actually thought about it we don't have the best track record of getting young prospects from the mancs,arsenal,chelski et al.........i would love to know if theres any truth regarding reluctance to send us good young lads or is it just coincidence that we are usually overlooked for "lesser" clubs.
I agree with the previous post that playing in front of large jeering fans would be superb apprenticeship and surely playing on our pitch is far better than 95%of the winter sand dunes in this league.
Coincidence or politics?

Perhaps it's down to personal and their unique 'negotiating' skills?