Away From The Numbers
All good things come to an end. Or so they say. AFTN has been around since 1989, first as a fanzine and then making the jump to a website and forum in 2003. We've been through the many ups and down at East Fife in those 12 years but policing the forum has become a giant pain in the ass in recent years. As such, we made the decision not to renew it when it expired.
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Agree with that mr young but i think deuchar may be past his sell buy date, He has done nothing for the past 2 or 3 years and his legs wont be as quick as they used to be . Wallace will no doubt be catching the eye this year and we will find it hard to keep him.What we have to remember is all these players that we wish for next season will also be attracting interest from other clubs. Mcmanus has had another great season with 15 goals so far and will be on the radar by other clubs as will players like Agnew of Dumbarton. If we have any chance of geting these sort of players then the club must surely try and get them on pre contracts. The good thing for us we still have a chance of play offs and players that we wish to sign will no doubt feel we have a good chance to be in 1st division next year.
Other conclusive proof of players moving on is:
Michael Brown took an average of 3.8 steps at kickouts rather than his 3.9 which is a clear indication he's on his way to Barcelona.
Hissy came on as sub after 70 mins rather than his previous average of 69 and that's right - he's off to manage Chelsea!
Other conclusive proof of players moving on is:
Michael Brown took an average of 3.8 steps at kickouts rather than his 3.9 which is a clear indication he's on his way to Barcelona.
Hissy came on as sub after 70 mins rather than his previous average of 69 and that's right - he's off to manage Chelsea!
Who mentioned conclusive proof?
Other conclusive proof of players moving on is:
Michael Brown took an average of 3.8 steps at kickouts rather than his 3.9 which is a clear indication he's on his way to Barcelona.
Hissy came on as sub after 70 mins rather than his previous average of 69 and that's right - he's off to manage Chelsea!
Who mentioned conclusive proof?
If it is not conclusive proof, how were you able to make a judgement, SPF?
Other conclusive proof of players moving on is:
Michael Brown took an average of 3.8 steps at kickouts rather than his 3.9 which is a clear indication he's on his way to Barcelona.
Hissy came on as sub after 70 mins rather than his previous average of 69 and that's right - he's off to manage Chelsea!
Who mentioned conclusive proof?
If it is not conclusive proof, how were you able to make a judgement, SPF?
Read my post again. You can't be that silly. I didn't say anything about, or allude to, conclusive proof. I was making observations (can't see any judgments about him definitely being away) that many were making yesterday. I judged that the rumours among the fans would be fuelled (as they were amongst fans yesterday).
Other conclusive proof of players moving on is:
Michael Brown took an average of 3.8 steps at kickouts rather than his 3.9 which is a clear indication he's on his way to Barcelona.
Hissy came on as sub after 70 mins rather than his previous average of 69 and that's right - he's off to manage Chelsea!
Who mentioned conclusive proof?
If it is not conclusive proof, how were you able to make a judgement, SPF?
Read my post again. You can't be that silly. I didn't say anything about, or allude to, conclusive proof. I was making observations (can't see any judgments about him definitely being away) that many were making yesterday. I judged that the rumours among the fans would be fuelled (as they were amongst fans yesterday).
What fans, what rumours? I was at the game and didn't hear any. Also, "judging by the fact", that at Brechin last week, Ryan acknowledged the fans after each goal and at full time, there was no signs, or rumours, that he is going to leave?
What do you make of that then SPF?
About the rest, I can't be bothered copying and pasting what I've already said in my last post.
You didn't notice him blanking the fans - he did. You haven't heard any rumours (true or untrue) - there are rumours among fans, so there's no point arguing with you.
If you didn't see him blanking the fans (goal, HT, FT), it's frankly absurd for you to comment.
I'm not even bothered at all he blanked the fans. I love the fact he's scoring for fun. I haven't said he's about to leave, I've said it merely fuelled the rumours (that many said yesterday in the stand) that he may have signed a pre-contract with another team.
I think you are the only fan that is fuelling the rumour SPF! A post from you on P&B last night, in reference to a photo of him celebrating a goal in a previous game -
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Posted Yesterday, 22:18
There were none of those above celebrations from Wallace today when he scored. Away to pastures new??
No other posts on P&B talking about him leaving based on his 'blanking' of fans and surprise, surprise, no other posts on this thread either. Only person that seems to be talking about him leaving and blanking the fans, is none other than yourself mate!
