The lad played well for us and I thank him for that and wish him well, he was never going to be offered silly money, as has been pointed out, we have more valuable players in that position. I always hate it when rumours come from friends and family regarding the club "offering peanuts", he wasn't worth peanuts but certainly wasn't worth super star wage. Another example is Heil who apparently hates Sandercock and is leaving regardless of contract talks because he isn't getting a game.

Bad move that for Heil, I think he's got talent but at his stage of his career he doesn't have the presence or reputation to be throwing his weight around.

He does hate sandercock but to be honest I've seen nothing in heil and he's been overshadowed by the emergence of Salter

Aye, In all of his dummy spits to family and friends, all he is doing is showing how unprofessional he is. In a way, It's like him saying that Salter shouldn't be getting a game in front of him.

I think all players should hate their coach but it's fear that keeps them quiet.
Sandercock needs to get a firm grip of his players and bash a few heads. Maybe make an example of our hardest player and put him in his place. No one should be safe from the wrath of Craig Sandercock.

Kill them, kill them all.

I do a good fix, but you better drive fast.

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Think Heil needs took look closer to home as to why he isn't getting a game rather than blaming Sandercock, He's had a few chances and looked very ordinary in all of those games. I was surprised at how poor he looked in the London game and those are the sort of chances that need to be grabbed with both hands.
Hope the lad isn't waiting for Wigan to come calling because I can only see a drop down the leagues on the cards.

How many loan players did you take last year? 4 or 5?

It's hardly surprising your young players want to leave. I thought Sandercocks remit was to nurture and play them? A loan player will never give the same commitment and passion as a young, local lad wanting to make the grade. A loan player will have one eye on his parent club and never see it as a positive step.

Two you thick get.

Ferguson was excellent, regained form with us and forced his way back into the Huddersfield team, we'd have liked to have kept him and apparently were out bid for his services next year. It worked out well for us, Ferguson and Huddersfield.

George came and was rubbish, partly because we played him out of position and then he got injured. He probably knew he wasn't going to get a new contract at Huddersfield so was potentially playing for a deal with us.

Griffin hasn't buggered off, he's not been offered a new deal which will have been Sandercock's decision, as already stated on this thread we're well staffed in his position with our own academy products.

Seriously your post is so sheeite I can't believe I'm even responding.

It's as wrong as wrong thing that's taken a wrong turn whilst initially going the wrong way.

And that's the tragedy.

A wrong turn when going the wrong way already would mean there's a chance of getting back on the right track. Bad anology that.

Not a rumour about being offered stupid money, griffin himself stated it on twitter

Aye, what he defines as stupid money and what the club think he is worth are two entirely different things, obviously.

Bit unprofessional, always takes the shine off.

We'll have offered exactly what we thought he was worth to us, the fact he thinks he's worth more will only be proved if someone snaps him up and pays him that amount, I doubt they will but we'll see.

The lad gives 100% every game,you cant fault him for that,but as has been said you pay what you think a player is worth.
Galea is a good example we wouldn't offer as much as he wanted,you chose too so at the end of the season you decide who was right or wrong. Who do you think was right ??