Waggy liking tweets

[HG5 11,154]

9 minutes ago, BF2 said:

I really hope (I doubt it will) it doesn't come to this but I wouldn't blame the likes of Waggy, Tav and Kiernan requesting a transfer after yesterday. The manager too. I can't imagine what they must be thinking of the Scottish game after what they were subjected to yesterday.

It's always been said that players  get paid plenty & the stick comes with the territory.

Well these guys aren't getting paid what their predecessors were & they all could probably make more elsewhere, with a hell of a lot less hassle.

[JR 1,480]

1 minute ago, BlueBearz1990 said:

Also massively missed Ball I'd say. 

This.  

It was glaringly obvious we missed the big man in there. 

[pcbear 10,924]

3 minutes ago, BlueBearz1990 said:

Also massively missed Ball I'd say. 

Probably, pretty unspectacular in his work but was a lynchpin that's for sure.

[Captain Hilts 12,819]

7 minutes ago, pcbear said:

Whit? Any man with balls will dig deep and ready themselves for the battle ahead, if they are of the mindset to leave after a little setback  " off you go"

I understand where you're coming from, but nobody in any profession should have to put up with unprovoked physical abuse.

Harry Forrester has sent a really nice tweet thanking the fans for the welcome he has received and saying he is looking forward to the season ahead, so the social media ban must be lifted.

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59 minutes ago, BF2 said:

I really hope (I doubt it will) it doesn't come to this but I wouldn't blame the likes of Waggy, Tav and Kiernan requesting a transfer after yesterday. The manager too. I can't imagine what they must be thinking of the Scottish game after what they were subjected to yesterday.

I've thought this too, especially the likes of Waggy, Tav, Wallace, Miller etc., whose kids will likely have been at the game in the hope we won and they got to be on the pitch celebrating with their dad and the trophy.

While it's maybe unlikely that players will want to leave, especially the likes of Miller and Wallace, I can't imagine any of our players or their wives feeling comfortable enough to let their children on the pitch at any future cup final we compete in, why put their trust that those responsible can keep them safe?

It's a real shame for those players, they should be able to share those kind of moments with their children, cup finals with my dad are great memories for me and we were only in the stands.

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I noticed that Waggy has retweeted the recent statement too.