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Quote from: GazLaz on Today at 04:55:32 pm

Is numbers for the last three years have been really good. Not had time to look properly but last years in L1 were very very good. Carlisle shouldn’t have released him. That’s our gain.

He says in his interview this has been in the works for a while. My guess is given the season Carlisle have had he just rejected them flat out early on, as he felt he had better on the table from us and a few other clubs.

If that’s the case then it doesn't say a lot about his character. If the going gets tough is he up for the challenge?

He was out of contract and has picked a team he’s judged to have a better chance of going up. I don’t know how we can make any judgment on his character from that. Seems like what any footballer would do.

An interesting signing as it automatically sends us all of on a wild goose chase on what’s happening with Haks/Mols! I’d like to think that he’s more of a Taylor replacement (that means I’m very much hoping), as to have Adelakun, Hurst, Molyneux and Gibson would be a terrifying prospect for most L2 teams next season. Obviously with 2 playing and 2 on the bench, chomping at the bit to get on. If only!

Im voting for Alan

Quote from: GazLaz on Today at 04:55:32 pm

Is numbers for the last three years have been really good. Not had time to look properly but last years in L1 were very very good. Carlisle shouldn’t have released him. That’s our gain.

He says in his interview this has been in the works for a while. My guess is given the season Carlisle have had he just rejected them flat out early on, as he felt he had better on the table from us and a few other clubs.

If that’s the case then it doesn't say a lot about his character. If the going gets tough is he up for the challenge?

Very pleased to see Labour committing to making the minimum wage a genuine living wage that people can live on.

I remember working at the Job Centre just before the first Minimum Wage legislation was passed and seeing jobs advertised at scandalously low rates. One "Label Sticker wanted £1.20 per hour. No experience necessary" will always stick in my mind.

Not only the fair and moral thing to commit to but also the economic conditions means it makes absolute sense. Very low unemployment and a strong labour market.

Is numbers for the last three years have been really good. Not had time to look properly but last years in L1 were very very good. Carlisle shouldn’t have released him. That’s our gain.

He says in his interview this has been in the works for a while. My guess is given the season Carlisle have had he just rejected them flat out early on, as he felt he had better on the table from us and a few other clubs.