Joined: Sun Jan 27, 2008 3:15 pm Posts: 2259 Location: Dubai Member for 15 years
DallasMead2 wrote:
Quite surprising?
No, I don’t think so. He’s probably taking a pay cut, and he still offers versatility across the positions. I know that Powell also sees him as a positive influence in the dressing room and in training, so as a return on investment it’s probably seen as worthwhile. He can kick goals too, and we’re not blessed with good goalkickers at this stage. I think Stef himself also knows he may not be on the team sheet each week over the next 2 years.
Joined: Mon Oct 10, 2011 5:13 pm Posts: 2077 Member for 11 years
wrong decision for me. The club has made a decision with the heart rather than the head I think.
Been a great servant to the club and a brilliant signing but his best years are behind him. Too slow now for Fullback and offers nothing in the halves. Should have said goodbye and given the responsibility to the kids.
Joined: Thu Apr 05, 2018 5:49 pm Posts: 581 Member for 4 years
Unless anyone on here is privy to the terms of the deal (and that doesn’t mean ‘I heard it down the pub’ or ‘in the back of my cab’) how can we possibly say whether it’s a good deal or not. Yes, he’s slowing down but he still offers versatility and experience. For all we know this could be a transition to a coaching role?
Joined: Mon Apr 19, 2004 2:25 pm Posts: 2290 Location: Cheshire Member for 18 years
St Helens Wolf wrote:
Unless anyone on here is privy to the terms of the deal (and that doesn’t mean ‘I heard it down the pub’ or ‘in the back of my cab’) how can we possibly say whether it’s a good deal or not. Yes, he’s slowing down but he still offers versatility and experience. For all we know this could be a transition to a coaching role?
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