Re: Liam Watts : Sun Jun 24, 2012 5:11 pm  

Hessle Roader wrote:

Yes, but now he's seen the light. Hallelujah!!!

Dont you mean light ale?.

Re: Liam Watts : Sun Jun 24, 2012 7:09 pm  

Wildmoose wrote:

Watts is a talented player who's lost his way a bit. What disappoints the most is that faced with a choice between knuckling down & forcing his way back into the team & asking for a release he took the easy option. He probably has more ability that Netherton, Murrell, Lovegrove etc but they all seem to be prepared to work harder. That's what a coach wants to to see. If Hull can get Watts back on track good luck to them.

Can't say fairer than that either.

Re: Liam Watts : Sun Jun 24, 2012 10:56 pm  

Sandra The Terrorist wrote:

Three weeks ago Watts was the new Broadhurst, now he's definitely, always, been absolutely shizzlecack.

For even the blindest, THAT IS FACT.

(Works more in capitals)

nobody will EVER be the new broadhurst

Re: James Laithwaite in on loan : Sun Jul 01, 2012 8:30 pm  

[color=#FF0000]Merged - in response to the suggestion (tic, one assumes) that Hull paid Rovers £45k for LW:[/color]

if thats true, and i say if, thats a cracking deal for rovers, he has massive potential but after his first season rarely looked like being the player he could be. ability and potential ability are two different things. didn't look like fulfilling potential and has had a couple of misdemeanors. probably best from our point of view to take a few bob and let him move on. i would have thought 10 - 20k max. but undisclosed is undisclosed, if hull get the best out of him, in all fairness probably a few bob well spent on their part too

Re: James Laithwaite in on loan : Sun Jul 01, 2012 9:43 pm  

Pjhoe wrote:

How much did you get ?

AP wouldn't give cash but instead has organised hkr's coach to away games for the rest of the season.

Re: James Laithwaite in on loan : Sun Jul 01, 2012 10:01 pm  

Pjhoe wrote:

How much did you get ?

We got not a lot I expect.

But it was more about what we got rid of........trouble.

Re: Liam Watts : Mon Jul 02, 2012 11:57 am  

early days but very impressed yesterday, if he keeps his feet on the ground his gonna be very good,

Re: Liam Watts : Mon Jul 02, 2012 12:25 pm  

hull2524 wrote:

early days but very impressed yesterday, if he keeps his feet on the ground his gonna be very good,

Nice one.

6 of my friends had been to the game, came back to my local and said he was nothing other than average. No offloads they could remember and pretty slow hitting the ball up, suppose he adds size. The did say Heremai(sp)had a fantastic second spell.

Re: Liam Watts : Mon Jul 02, 2012 1:19 pm  

Rupert Pupkin wrote:

Nice one.

6 of my friends had been to the game, came back to my local and said he was nothing other than average. No offloads they could remember and pretty slow hitting the ball up, suppose he adds size. The did say Heremai(sp)had a fantastic second spell.

Theres a suprise (your Hull negative comments not that you have friends).

I though he went pretty well in his short spells, ran the ball in hard and tackled well.

In short your friends are talking rubbish.

Re: Liam Watts : Mon Jul 02, 2012 1:47 pm  

hull2524 wrote:

early days but very impressed yesterday, if he keeps his feet on the ground his gonna be very good,

If he does you'll have a very good player, its a big if though.