Jerome Sinclair

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I keep watching them ...just to remind me how good we've got it. Some of the footage, especially in that relegation season from the championship was horrific. People who doubt Patto just have a look at Camp, Steele, and Ruiter. People who doubt playing with no striker should look at Ashley Fletcher. Love Gary Bennett's line when he says " this lad looks like he's gonna burst into tears". Those who question anyone's attitude from anyone should look no further than Darren Gibson.
Those who question Ross wanting financial stability should look at that CUN* Rodwell. Those who question Speakman should have a look at Bain. Those who question Tony Mowbray getting it wrong sometimes, should have reminder of Grayson and his calamities. Those who question youth (and the risks of inexperience) should remind themselves of the immobility of John O'Shea. Those who question our transfer policy of bringing in unknown young las with potential should question how long you hold on to players who are past their best, cost a fortune, are unable to deliver, and cost us the fans our happiness but more importantly over 120 people in the club their jobs and livelihoods.
I look back at the abject displays where we were thumped regularly without response. - and take pride now that we won't go down without a fight. Those who question our "average" home record now should look back and remember it took us a YEAR to win at home.

The one constant that spans the gap between that horrific season and now is the constant support, especially away from home, that all our fans have given to all the lads who have worn the shirt. without it I dread to think where the club might have been. Long live SAFC and LONGER live the supporters


FTM

HYawaaaaaaay

Well said that man!!
 
I keep watching them ...just to remind me how good we've got it. Some of the footage, especially in that relegation season from the championship was horrific. People who doubt Patto just have a look at Camp, Steele, and Ruiter. People who doubt playing with no striker should look at Ashley Fletcher. Love Gary Bennett's line when he says " this lad looks like he's gonna burst into tears". Those who question anyone's attitude from anyone should look no further than Darren Gibson.
Those who question Ross wanting financial stability should look at that CUN* Rodwell. Those who question Speakman should have a look at Bain. Those who question Tony Mowbray getting it wrong sometimes, should have reminder of Grayson and his calamities. Those who question youth (and the risks of inexperience) should remind themselves of the immobility of John O'Shea. Those who question our transfer policy of bringing in unknown young las with potential should question how long you hold on to players who are past their best, cost a fortune, are unable to deliver, and cost us the fans our happiness but more importantly over 120 people in the club their jobs and livelihoods.
I look back at the abject displays where we were thumped regularly without response. - and take pride now that we won't go down without a fight. Those who question our "average" home record now should look back and remember it took us a YEAR to win at home.

The one constant that spans the gap between that horrific season and now is the constant support, especially away from home, that all our fans have given to all the lads who have worn the shirt. without it I dread to think where the club might have been. Long live SAFC and LONGER live the supporters


FTM

HYawaaaaaaay
Cracking post marra
 
I keep watching them ...just to remind me how good we've got it. Some of the footage, especially in that relegation season from the championship was horrific. People who doubt Patto just have a look at Camp, Steele, and Ruiter. People who doubt playing with no striker should look at Ashley Fletcher. Love Gary Bennett's line when he says " this lad looks like he's gonna burst into tears". Those who question anyone's attitude from anyone should look no further than Darren Gibson.
Those who question Ross wanting financial stability should look at that CUN* Rodwell. Those who question Speakman should have a look at Bain. Those who question Tony Mowbray getting it wrong sometimes, should have a reminder of Grayson and his calamities. Those who question youth (and the risks of inexperience) should remind themselves of the immobility of John O'Shea. Those who question our transfer policy of bringing in unknown young lads with potential should question how long you hold on to players who are past their best, cost a fortune, are unable to deliver, and cost us the fans our happiness but more importantly over 120 people in the club their jobs and livelihoods.
I look back at the abject displays where we were thumped regularly without response. - and take pride now that we won't go down without a fight. Those who question our "average" home record now should look back and remember it took us a YEAR to win at home.

The one constant that spans the gap between that horrific season and now is the constant support, especially away from home, that all our fans have given to all the lads who have worn the shirt. without it I dread to think where the club might have been. Long live SAFC and LONGER live the supporters


FTM

HYawaaaaaaay

Really enjoyed that, halfway down the theme from Gladiator started playing in my head. Aye there's a lot forgot. Personally I remember sitting in a quarter filled stadium, freezing, not knowing where our next win was coming from and getting called a "Mug" by people I know for continuing to go. Tried explaining "Through thick and thin" but just got laughed off. Irony is, same people ringing me up asking if I can get tickets for Wembley for them, my response, "You must have me down as a Mug".
 
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It’s hard to believe he hasn’t had a club for a couple of years. Surely he could’ve done the business at L2 level or National League. Wages too high after being under contract at some big clubs possibly?
 
It’s hard to believe he hasn’t had a club for a couple of years. Surely he could’ve done the business at L2 level or National League. Wages too high after being under contract at some big clubs possibly?

Not sure if some players have enough when things don't turn out the way they hoped. Reading what he says in an article sounds like st one point he thought he was going to make it at Liverpool (their youngest ever player according to that article). He then didn't make it anywhere and would need to keep dropping down the leagues until he found his level, ffs there are players that don't have the heart when playing in the Premier League do not surprising some players who expected Premeier League and fail at league 1 don't have it in them to keep playing.