The good ship Ched has sailed...

[SB_90]

he'll come on as sub against derby in the play-of final ,when it goes to pens he'll take one and score and I'll drag this thread up again .you heard it here first.

Who knows its work for chris porter. Scored that header?? V stevenage went from villain to hero

 

[FMBlade1]

For those complaining about the money spent again:

1. His wages are low as they are performance related
2. The transfer fee was no-where near 500k but will reach that amount if certain conditions are met
3. We were heading out of the league cup against Walsall before he came on to win the match for us. That victory gave us prize money, another round with a decent gate against Leicester, as well as television revenue from Sky. All that in total probably paid off most of his costs for this year.
4. Even if he doesn't play again this season he (and other squad players) has still contributed to its success. Wilder says he's had a fantastic attitude and applies himself well in training ensuring that all the other players in his position are on kept on their toes whilst providing good practice for our defenders to face.
5. Most importantly the transfer annoyed Jean Hatchett. Therefore it is worth it

 

[Bladesman]

I sometimes can’t make my mind up if Ched is very unlucky or very lucky.

I think he gets both kinds of luck to the extreme.

 

[PeterNdlovu081]

Unfortunately it looks like Ched's return will be filed in the same folder as the returns of James Beattie and Marcus Bent as opposed to Brian Deane and Billy Sharp.

 

[Tom Bott]

I think he gets both kinds of luck to the extreme.

What about the third type of luck ?

Koz-luck.

KLTTL.

 

[Bladesman]

What about the third type of luck ?

Koz-luck.

KLTTL.

 

[8lade]

sailed...into port and ready for action, fitted with Asgard technology. When any of the other strikers play badly it's because they 'weren't given the service', let's see how it works out before anybody writes him off.