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sparkie · 26-06-2006, 17:15

I think ossy is right no one is bigger than the club. Every year thousands of players get released by their respective clubs so finding a winger would be no problem, in fact we already have. Sean Doherty.

However I spoke to gary while on holiday in cyprus last week and he seemed really buzzing about the new season. He was a little worried that he wouldn't make his returning weight for training and was concerned about us signing sean who can play in his position but he was thrilled ian craney had signed a new contract and very upbeat about everything else, he kept saying he was really looking forward to proving himself at league 2 level.

I don't really know what to read into all this its all a bit strange, but i stand by my comment above that nobody is bigger than the club, so if gary wants to go and the deal is right for the club then I wish him well.

Another thing that I don't understand is why Yeovil who reportedly have very little money, and just bearly by the skin of their teeth stayed in league one last year. If I was gary I'd want to go somewhere a bit more progressive than that.

26-06-2006, 17:15	#8
sparkie Senior Member+ Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 2,449 Liked: 21 times Rep Power: 927	Re: Gary Roberts I think ossy is right no one is bigger than the club. Every year thousands of players get released by their respective clubs so finding a winger would be no problem, in fact we already have. Sean Doherty. However I spoke to gary while on holiday in cyprus last week and he seemed really buzzing about the new season. He was a little worried that he wouldn't make his returning weight for training and was concerned about us signing sean who can play in his position but he was thrilled ian craney had signed a new contract and very upbeat about everything else, he kept saying he was really looking forward to proving himself at league 2 level. I don't really know what to read into all this its all a bit strange, but i stand by my comment above that nobody is bigger than the club, so if gary wants to go and the deal is right for the club then I wish him well. Another thing that I don't understand is why Yeovil who reportedly have very little money, and just bearly by the skin of their teeth stayed in league one last year. If I was gary I'd want to go somewhere a bit more progressive than that.