Pugh's gone...

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originallambrettaman said:
David Burns‏@bbcburnsy
Marc Pugh has gone back to @afcbournemouth from @HullCity . Broke his toe in Sheff Utd game.

Thanks for the memories Marc.
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Would be a very welcome addition next season, but at face value seems that's not going to happen if Marc is seeking wages in line with what he's earned in recent seasons.

A great pro, one to give guidance and share his experience with younger players, wish you all the best Marc wherever you end up next season.
 
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Wonder if that's the general protocol to send an injured player back to his parent club, or if Ehab's rubbing his hands at the thought of saving 2 weeks wages
 
Hornsea_HCAFC said:
Wonder if that's the general protocol to send an injured player back to his parent club, or if Ehab's rubbing his hands at the thought of saving 2 weeks wages
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i'm sure it's normal. in many cases the player will have family to get back to, for one thing.
 
tigerscanada said:
Don't you think there may be a tinge of ironic sarcasm behind his inclusion of the owners in his farewell message ? As far as I can remember, he really didn't want to leave City and Bruce may well have been "forced" to get rid of him by you know who ?
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nope - Bruce had 4 contract renewals to deal with - McShane, Rosie, Quinn and Junior - he let Rosie and Macca leave, Quinny was fed up with him and wouldn't sign, the only one that Brucie retained was his son, funny that
 
tigerscanada said:
I don't think I've ever seen a footballer ever mention a club owner, anywhere, in their farewell messages to supporters, team-mates, club staff and managers.
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Terry Neill and Tommy Docherty always mentioned Harold Needler with great respect and affection, as did ex players and even rival managers.
 
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