Re: Super Jamie Soward : Tue Sep 16, 2014 7:02 pm  

JEAN CAPDOUZE wrote:

Once the chairman had committed his money, and Jamie Soward was retained, the others would have stayed with a decent salary because they would have wanted to play with Jamie.

That would be obvious to everyone except a stupid old cranky pensioner living at the end of the earth.

Idiot. You claimed soward would have kept london up.......no mention of anyone else or hughes paying to keep failing players from 2013. If our defence could backtrack as well as you then maybe we could have stayed up

Re: Super Jamie Soward : Tue Sep 16, 2014 9:10 pm  

A dis-ingenious couple of examples too.

Rhys Lovegrove - released on compassionate grounds after long service with one year left on contract. Jamie had four years to go hadn't ever played for Penrith and was one of their key signings for the next season. Source - Hull KR statement.

Sam Burgess - transferred for a lot of money, not released. Nothing like us offering Jamie more than Penrith pay and expecting them to bow down to us.

I'm sure David Hughes would be delighted to hear from Jean if he is willing to fund such transfer fees, signing on fees and wages. The clubs contact numbers are openly available. Sam Tomkins once muttered about living in London, perhaps we should have blown another million or so of David's pension fund on him..........

Re: Super Jamie Soward : Fri Sep 19, 2014 12:21 pm  

Thank you for clearing up that little matter by using FACTS Halfdan of t'wide embrace.
Now for a little while let's go into that Twilight World where everything Crapdouzle and Garbagefacts says is gospel....
London really ARE Homeless In 2015.
London never ever again release anyone from a contract in order to strengthen the squad.
London adopt a seventh sense ( HINDSIGHT, also know as aftertiming) so that they never ever make errors and always feel they are correct.
They also replace fact with fiction and call it fact.
London are no longer called the Broncos as that was a daft idea.
After the installation of a famous 20 point plan
London are now playing home matches at Stamford Bridge to sellout crowds and there is a two year season ticket waiting list.
David Hughes sees the error of his ways and appoints a headhunted Gutterfax as CEO in charge of a £5m annual budget plus £1m for marketing.
He also appoints a top US sports Administrator to advise him and the new CEO on future strategy.
The CEO appoints Jean as his right hand man stating
" we work so well together on the internet, this seems like a natural progression. Now we can put all our suggestions, musings and plans into practice together in the 'real world'."
After two years at the top, the CEO resigns saying" my work here is done".
London slide back into oblivion without him.

Re: Super Jamie Soward : Fri Sep 19, 2014 12:55 pm  

On the topic of hindsight, I refer the poster to the definition of insanity as.prescribed by albert einstein.

FWIW.......hughes couldnt tempt me with a 6.figure salary or 7 figure budget.......turd.polishing is not my strength.