After the match my friend saw a little kid ask him for his boots. He got them out of his bag and gave them to him.

You don't know what you've got til its gone.

Didn't we have a similar situation in recent years? A player was told he would be released at the end of the season but, due to improved form and no suitable replacement, ended up getting an extension. Who was it?

My point exactly.

JD wasn't one of the worst performers yesterday IMHO, we have bigger issue's to solve. Also seem to think he defended on the left most of the time which was ok tbf.

So do we all on here, doesn't mean we get a contract. Giving him one would be based on sentiment, I'm sorry to say. For once, the club has put head over heart -how many players have been given one contract too many?

(Loyalty is over-rated, if a player is offered a better deal at a better club, they'd be a fool not to take it, and I wouldn't blame them for not 'being loyal')