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Given what he inherited I always thought Moore did an exceptional job.[/quote What ! Giving Alfie away.
I’d be surprised if that was true.
Huddersfield owner has said it’s just rumours.https://x.com/kevinnaglemls/status/2055432197772099935?s=46
Quote from: GazLaz on May 16, 2026, 10:58:35 amI’d be surprised if that was true. Why ? Huddersfield are bigger club , more money , can take Bailey with him first signing . He has a clause in his contract anyway . Rovers a L1/L2 club mid average budget and only fill half the stadium so funds a short . McCann has to go if the offer is true and good luck to him .. But bring Back Ferguson he knows the club and was given a good backing the last time ..
Why would anyone want Ferguson back?
May wasn't given away. He was sold. He was out of contract in June 2020, and was hardly prolific for us. What he went on to achieve was very impressive, but his record for us didn't suggest he was a player that we desperately needed to keep hold of.A year after Alfie had gone Moore had us 2nd in the table, 3 points off top with 2 games in hand. We didn't appear to be missing him.
Quote from: Blue Green Algae on May 17, 2026, 10:46:11 amMay wasn't given away. He was sold. He was out of contract in June 2020, and was hardly prolific for us. What he went on to achieve was very impressive, but his record for us didn't suggest he was a player that we desperately needed to keep hold of.A year after Alfie had gone Moore had us 2nd in the table, 3 points off top with 2 games in hand. We didn't appear to be missing him.Alfie May was played out of his regular position with us, he also caused all sorts of problems for defenders when he played for us and was an absolute pest which helped contribute towards goals even if he wasn’t the one scoring them.
Quote from: WheatleyRover on May 17, 2026, 04:39:50 pmQuote from: Blue Green Algae on May 17, 2026, 10:46:11 amMay wasn't given away. He was sold. He was out of contract in June 2020, and was hardly prolific for us. What he went on to achieve was very impressive, but his record for us didn't suggest he was a player that we desperately needed to keep hold of.A year after Alfie had gone Moore had us 2nd in the table, 3 points off top with 2 games in hand. We didn't appear to be missing him.Alfie May was played out of his regular position with us, he also caused all sorts of problems for defenders when he played for us and was an absolute pest which helped contribute towards goals even if he wasn’t the one scoring them.Ask yourself why he was played out of position...
The point is, a small section of our fans seem to think Alfie May was unplayable and it was a catastrophic decision to get rid of him. Yet when he went, to a team in the league below, I suspect the outpouring wasn't quite so strong. Max Watters is another example. Did absolutely nothing for us, went on to command quite a fee and all of a sudden we've messed up. Some players just don't work at some clubs. Yet Darren Moore seems to be held responsible for these "terrible" decisions, whilst being given no credit for what he achieved (before he jumped ship).
Quote from: Blue Green Algae on May 17, 2026, 05:47:57 pmThe point is, a small section of our fans seem to think Alfie May was unplayable and it was a catastrophic decision to get rid of him. Yet when he went, to a team in the league below, I suspect the outpouring wasn't quite so strong. Max Watters is another example. Did absolutely nothing for us, went on to command quite a fee and all of a sudden we've messed up. Some players just don't work at some clubs. Yet Darren Moore seems to be held responsible for these "terrible" decisions, whilst being given no credit for what he achieved (before he jumped ship).This is all correct.
The point is, a small section of our fans seem to think Alfie May was unplayable and it was a catastrophic decision to get rid of him. Yet when he went, to a team in the league below, I suspect the outpouring wasn't quite so strong. Max Watters is another example. Did absolutely nothing for us, went on to command quite a fee and all of a sudden we've messed up. Some players just don't work at some clubs. Yet Darren Moore seems to be held responsible for these "terrible" decisions, whilst being given no credit for what he achieved (before he jumped ship).