Don’t be daft.
Just because the12thmans neighbour is getting all the goods no need for you to stop what you are doing in good faith
Daniel Johnson
Just because the12thmans neighbour is getting all the goods no need for you to stop what you are doing in good faith
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Please keep posting. Especially something positive, anything, there must be something, please for the love of god
The trouble with DJ is that he’s too good. I remember Mark Lawrenson saying that he makes the game look so easy by his unbelievable skill. Hammer the ball at him and he has instant control whereas it would bounce off a lesser player. His laid back style makes it look like he’s not putting the effort in. There’s no betting sight than him running through the middle with the ball. He’s been excellent for us over the years and helped us stabilise in the Championship. We’re no doubt going to miss him and if he partners Ben Pearson at Stoke they will be a force to reckon with. It’s up to the manager to try to get the club to give him enough to stay if he really values him. That’s the crux imo.
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DJ's agent certainty made it clear to the club he was looking at moving on and pushed them to offer a new contract.
Instead he was removed from the squad Pearsonesque and took a player revolt to get him back in and playing every game.
We chose to offer a player who has been with us for 10 years and a member of the 300 club a new contract on Tuesday, alongside the kids.
He may well have agreed verbally with Alex 2 months ago but as of yesterday his agent had not 'officially' turned down our contract.
Although that may change very quickly.
Put her on a warning and say you will trade in for a more suitable model if she doesnt start performing when her contract is up! 🤣
What superb management that looks like. Remove your only creative player from the squad entirely in a game you know you’ll be dominated in and relying on absolute scraps. Then after doing that, you and your colleagues sit stony faced on the bench when you’re totally outplayed without even trying to counteract what was happening on the pitch.
Or offer her an extended stay on reduced terms and act surprised when your next door neighbour snaps her up with a bigger offer.
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Who’s decision was it not to play DJ? RL or the club?
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Absolute shambles
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How do you know this?
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To be fair to RL he has said on plenty of occasions that contracts would only be looked at when the season finishes.
By the same token if you’re DJ’s agent that being the case you’re gonna look around to see what else is on offer.
At the end of the day though it will still be the players decision what he wants to do.
If DJ did fall out with RL though cos he wasn’t picking him he’s hardly gonna be begging to stay though.
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He also said before that - in February - that expiring contracts would be discussed "probably March or April when the financial year finishes and we get some numbers for next year and what we've got".
So the club clearly moves the goalposts on this stuff, and can't be relied on.
Ryan Lowe explains PNE's stance on contracts with stars like Daniel Johnson and Robbie Brady potentially free to leave
Preston North End manager Ryan Lowe has explained his position when it comes to new contracts, with several of his side still yet to pen new deals.
www.lep.co.uk
Yep, and they’ve found time to negotiate new deals with superstars Ledson and Lindsay.He also said before that - in February - that expiring contracts would be discussed "probably March or April when the financial year finishes and we get some numbers for next year and what we've got".
So the club clearly moves the goalposts on this stuff, and can't be relied on.
Ryan Lowe explains PNE's stance on contracts with stars like Daniel Johnson and Robbie Brady potentially free to leave
Preston North End manager Ryan Lowe has explained his position when it comes to new contracts, with several of his side still yet to pen new deals.
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Have you heard any differently?
Chip Barm has been a good source of info for years. What makes you think they're suddenly not?
Did she specify giving you a blowie or giving a blowie. She might be fulfilling the terms of her verbal agreement.
Is his agent still Darryl Powell?
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He also said before that - in February - that expiring contracts would be discussed "probably March or April when the financial year finishes and we get some numbers for next year and what we've got".
So the club clearly moves the goalposts on this stuff, and can't be relied on.
Ryan Lowe explains PNE's stance on contracts with stars like Daniel Johnson and Robbie Brady potentially free to leave
Preston North End manager Ryan Lowe has explained his position when it comes to new contracts, with several of his side still yet to pen new deals.
Why the fuck is Lowe wheeled out ( and is stupid enough to play ball) when contract negotiations have got jack shit to do with him?
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He changes his mind like the wind or depending on what Ridsdale tells him to say.
There is manager in the land doesnt want to plan ahead.
Peter said that the decsion to run down contracts was down to the manager.
Ryan recently stated he didn't like the curent situation.