Magnay

Its the badge on the front that's important not the name on the back, hate when these players kiss the badge, clearly means nothing to them really.
Only James and Shaun have shown any loyalty to our club in recent years.

Be interesting to see who has the best average home attendance us or Hartlepool.

  

Quoted from The Yard Dog

Its the badge on the front that's important not the name on the back, hate when these players kiss the badge, clearly means nothing to them really.
Only James and Shaun have shown any loyalty to our club in recent years.

Be interesting to see who has the best average home attendance us or Hartlepool.

  

Attendances for us and Hartlepool are nearly identical. Disley has been here a long time!

Quoted from barralad

I seem to remember something about them being taken over last season. At Christmas they were nailed on relegation favourites yet survived. Perhaps the financial clout of their backers showed through and they will be a force to be reckoned with next season. Magnay is a very good signing for them...

Agree with that.
I suppose that the circumstances in which Carl was signed last August (was it Harrogate Town on the pitch?) and then didn't seem to live any nearer than Leeds allegedly, was probably a pointer to where his heart was.
But, having said that, to put in the sort of season that he did with the Mariners is a credit to him - all the best to Carl.
I have 2 colleagues, who are Hartlepool supporters, and they think they have just got out of jail, considering the 'Poolies' dire league position last Christmas.

Quoted from mariner91

Attendances for us and Hartlepool are nearly identical. Disley has been here a long time!

How could I forget Disley, busy skipping between the thefishy and Crowdfunder

He's obviously made what he thinks is the best decision for his family and his future. Nobody should slate him for that as we all would have done that in the same circumstances. He certainly will be missed but is not irreplaceable. The aspect of his game that is hard to replace is his versatility. Any player who can play both left and right back is of great benefit to any team whatever level and that is the bit that could prove difficult to replace. Good luck for the future Maggers and thanx for a good season.

Quoted from rancido

He's obviously made what he thinks is the best decision for his family and his future. Nobody should slate him for that as we all would have done that in the same circumstances. He certainly will be missed but is not irreplaceable. The aspect of his game that is hard to replace is his versatility. Any player who can play both left and right back is of great benefit to any team whatever level and that is the bit that could prove difficult to replace. Good luck for the future Maggers and thanx for a good season.

I agree with that. I think he has other qualities which we need to try to re-establish (won't be easy) - composure, concentration and massive enthusiasm. As you say; not irreplaceable but will be a hard act to follow. A great pro in my opinion.

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I agree with that. I think he has other qualities which we need to try to re-establish (won't be easy) - composure, concentration and massive enthusiasm. As you say; not irreplaceable but will be a hard act to follow. [b][A great pro in my opinion.[b]quote]

A great pro would not have negotiated through Radio Dull. But what is done is done.

Well that's your view, it's not fact. I don't see it that way. I think he was just giving an honest insight. He wasn't interested in signing for Town in the end, so if his plan was to negotiate, he didn't pull it off.