Josh Tymon

When do you speak to people affected? Anyone else spoken to them on he? I ****ing haven't.
A business went bust thirty years ago. It wasn't illegal.
You're ****ing warped for going on about it.

 

Some people don't give a crap about how others are treated as long as they are ok
It's called lack of social conscience.

 

Well said.

 

Go on you know you want to.

 

It writes itself. That's how efficient I am.

 

I recall Eddie Boggins on CI saying something similar when they first took over - said, based on what he knew of them (based on Ruscador I think), it would all end in tears.

He got a fair bit of abuse for it too - not that he (seemingly) gave a ****.

 

I thought Caulker was bang average, but clearly a lot of those in the game rate/rated him.

Maybe his mental state now explains him not fulfilling his reckoned ability or potential.

 

http://www.stokesentinel.co.uk/stok...-ice-for-now/story-30421030-detail/story.html

Actual Tymon news on the Tymon thread.

According to the Sentinel Tymon rejected the extension in writing when it was extended in December. Where have the Sentinel got the info from? Doesn't seem as cut and dried.

 

Interesting if true that he decided by December he 'didn't want to stay'.

 

No, not on the terms on offer, which is not the same as not wanting to stay overall.

 

I think that's just a "version of events" post-season from the agent. It's twisted a little to make it look like he never wanted to be here.

It's worth remembering Manchester United were sniffing around over Christmas. Something that then didn't materialise but something he'd have jumped at the chance of.

He certainly "didn't want to stay" because he wanted to join Stoke back in December. There was no interest from Stoke then.

 

Maybe Man U didn't fancy paying 7 grand a week??
Again who benefits most from this the agent or Tymon.
Stoke have no history of bringing through youth players, as far as I know. They've always paid way over the odds for experienced players.

 

I'd say it's called living in the real world.

 

He wasn't actively looking for 7k. Not even 5k was a target. Stoke have offered over the odds and I'm not entirely sure why they came in with 7k.

His agent undoubtedly does benefit from this the most if he does end up going. All depends on how legal the clubs extension is/was.

 

I'd say it's not giving a **** about anybody else.
I don't live like that and I guess that you sometimes edge on side of a slight conscience otherwise you'd be going to the KCOM

 

Perhaps not, but surely he'll get more that way than if Tymon stayed with us