Offiah is a joke. He can't string two sentances together. He should be eternally grateful to London for lining his pockets as a player at the end of his career and now as players manager. Where else does he look for players to 'manage', London is full of young players who will break through over the next few years and he will be there begging and poaching.

Never met the man so won't comment on his personality....but on TV he comes across as an idiot. With regard to his antics as a players agent.......as I have said before, he just happpens to be in the right place at the right time....London's conveyer belt will start spitting out better players and he would seem to be the guy best placed to benefit. Shame really.....the club (David Hughes) should be getting some return on investment....LMS went for nothing which is a very worrying precedent IMO.

Good morning.

It's not a precedent. Contract terminates, player is free agent. Happens all the time. Club can protect itself by tie-ing players to long term contracts. Commercial decision.

Kia ora

It is a precedent when our tallisman cockney product, the first one capped for England from our accademy is allowed to go to a top 2 team for 2 tenths of bu99er all. LMS was an opportunity to promote cockney players.....playing a northern game. He is both talented and good in front of a camera......but apparently, as you have said, we couldn't afford him/or didn't want him.
Still say it's a precedent........even if only for Londons SL club

If we are unable to pay the wages we will become a selling club like Wakey, it is basic economics. The question is will our conveyor belt become a milk cow or will we get some fodder too? I hope there are enough mixed metaphors there for the connoisseurs!