| Is George on his way? 14:25 - May 9 with 835 views | RSCOSWORTH |
Has there been a reason given as to why Hornby played the last two games of the season rather than George? He was fit enough to be on the bench which would imply he was fit enough to play if required. Was Wayne Brown preparing for next season perhaps? A similar thing happened when we knew Walker was leaving and Barnes played the last couple of games of the season. Will be a shame if George does leave but we'll be due a fee and Hornby seems like an able replacement. |  |
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| Is George on his way? on 14:53 - May 9 with 814 views | wessex_exile |
Certainly possible, either that or Wayne thought it was right to give Sam the last couple of games after his contribution to the season?
Or alternatively, to have another look at him in action before making Newcastle/ Sam an offer? |  |
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| Is George on his way? on 15:10 - May 9 with 811 views | durham_exile |
| Is George on his way? on 14:53 - May 9 by wessex_exile |
Certainly possible, either that or Wayne thought it was right to give Sam the last couple of games after his contribution to the season?
Or alternatively, to have another look at him in action before making Newcastle/ Sam an offer? |
We have two outstanding keepers in Shamal George and Sam Hornby.
I think that WB decided once we were safe to give Sam more games because he did not let us down during Shamals injury lay off.
Frankly he made four superb saves on Saturday and his dead ball kicking is excellent.
It would be good to keep both. Bradford don't need Dam apparently.
Up the U's |  |
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| Is George on his way? on 16:00 - May 9 with 798 views | thrillseeker |
From some of the George's posts on Twitter I would suspect he is on his way |  | | |
| Is George on his way? on 19:59 - May 9 with 755 views | burnsieespana |
We have an option of another year so as Ham said, a few weeks ago, it is up to the club. |  | | |
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