Shorey weighing up his options

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Re: Shorey weighing up his options

by Kevin Doyles Right Foot » 17 Apr 2008 19:14

of course Shorey owes us, he owes us a perfomance whenever he plays because he's being paid to do so, so he should perform to his highest standard for the left 3 games of the season otherwise he shouldn't be paid, simple.

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by rg6royal » 17 Apr 2008 19:23

Kevin Doyles Right Foot of course Shorey owes us, he owes us a perfomance whenever he plays because he's being paid to do so, so he should perform to his highest standard for the left 3 games of the season otherwise he shouldn't be paid, simple.


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Re: Shorey weighing up his options

by PEARCEY » 17 Apr 2008 19:58

RG30 Shorey owes nothing to this football club. He's been an immense pro since the day he arrived and a superb addition to our squad. He's been so consistent over a period of time, and maybe the speculation regarding his future has affected his game this season but he's not in a minority that's for sure. Hopefully he'll play his part in securing our Premier League future for next season, and if he wants to leave good luck to him, good luck to the club in getting as high a transfer fee as possible, I suspect he'll probably be valued in the £5million - £7million bracket. The difficulty will be finding a long term replacement.



Totally agree....wherever he goes he will have given his best years to this club. He cost, I think £35,000 and will probably go for about £5 million so I dont know why anyone would want to wish him anything but all the best elsewhere...he has been great for this club and an England International during his time with us....when has that ever happened before!!

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Re: Shorey weighing up his options

by sucatraps » 18 Apr 2008 10:59

Moderately talented footballer with the less common left-foot ability in mercenary potential career move shocker! :shock: What a major surprise! the foot off the gas version of the Mr Shorey we've seen this season however, is unprofessional IMHO Also shows what a good pro Steve Sidwell is, he played with more application when he knew he was leaving!

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Re: Shorey weighing up his options

by Royal Lady » 18 Apr 2008 11:18

If we get £5million for Shorey that will be the best bit of business RFC have ever done, even including the half a million for Andy Hughes!


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Re: Shorey weighing up his options

by Uke » 18 Apr 2008 13:04

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Re: Shorey weighing up his options

by RG30 » 18 Apr 2008 13:11

Royal Lady If we get £5million for Shorey that will be the best bit of business RFC have ever done, even including the half a million for Andy Hughes!


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A hint from Dillon on Shorey?

by rhroyal » 23 Apr 2008 14:18

The last sentence on this interview has got me thinking:

"There are reasons why Doyle didn't come on."

"Glen Little wasn't 100% right, everyone knows that. Nicky Shorey's not lost his ability, and the reasons for that will become apparent this week."

He was just explaining Saturday's selection against Arsenal. Now I thought leaving out Shorey and Hunt was just to give a wake up call, but maybe Shorey is not going to stay with us. I know there are allegations about Kitson starting on him about not caring, maybe we're letting him go and bringing in someone who cares.

That would make sense to me. Shorey is one of our most quality players at his best, but he's poor at the moment. I think I know why too. If we go down, he doesn't. He moves to a more established club and takes home more money. What incentive is there for Shorey to give 100%? I think we should only use players whom it really matters to for the rest of the season.


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Re: A hint from Dillon on Shorey?

by brendywendy » 23 Apr 2008 14:33

HHHmmmmmmm the plot coagulates

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Re: A hint from Dillon on Shorey?

by Berry » 23 Apr 2008 14:38

rhroyal The last sentence on this interview has got me thinking:

"There are reasons why Doyle didn't come on."

"Glen Little wasn't 100% right, everyone knows that. Nicky Shorey's not lost his ability, and the reasons for that will become apparent this week."

He was just explaining Saturday's selection against Arsenal. Now I thought leaving out Shorey and Hunt was just to give a wake up call, but maybe Shorey is not going to stay with us. I know there are allegations about Kitson starting on him about not caring, maybe we're letting him go and bringing in someone who cares.

That would make sense to me. Shorey is one of our most quality players at his best, but he's poor at the moment. I think I know why too. If we go down, he doesn't. He moves to a more established club and takes home more money. What incentive is there for Shorey to give 100%? I think we should only use players whom it really matters to for the rest of the season.


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Re: Shorey weighing up his options

by Old Biscuitman » 23 Apr 2008 14:47

Royal Lady If we get £5million for Shorey that will be the best bit of business RFC have ever done, even including the half a million for Andy Hughes!


Absolutely. IMO we have seen the best years of Shorey. Time for a replacement.

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Re: Shorey weighing up his options

by Geekins » 23 Apr 2008 15:33

Maybe Shorey is moving into a new position and letting someone else play at LB. Which is why it will become apparent this week, as it will be shown against Wigan


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Re: Shorey weighing up his options

by Baines » 23 Apr 2008 15:34

Geekins Maybe Shorey is moving into a new position and letting someone else play at LB. Which is why it will become apparent this week, as it will be shown against Wigan


Shorey = Neil Smillie to Hunt's Michael Gilkes???

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Re: Shorey weighing up his options

by rg6royal » 23 Apr 2008 15:39

Shorey could play Left Mid tbh as he looks better going forward than in defence.

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Re: Shorey weighing up his options

by Wax Jacket » 23 Apr 2008 16:26

yeah, anti-pace will be the next big thing in the premiership, you watch as Little and Shorey confound full-backs all season

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Re: Shorey weighing up his options

by brendywendy » 23 Apr 2008 16:32

cant see the left wing to be fair, what with hunt and convey to play there?
what about a central midfield two of shorey and marek?

unless hunts going in the middle, oh i dunno, really confused now

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Re: Shorey weighing up his options

by Wax Jacket » 23 Apr 2008 16:37

brendywendy cant see the left wing to be fair, what with hunt and convey to play there?
what about a central midfield two of shorey and marek?

unless hunts going in the middle, oh i dunno, really confused now


yeah cos lightweight, passing midfields with no pace are the new big thing!

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Re: Shorey weighing up his options

by brendywendy » 23 Apr 2008 16:39

Wax Jacket
brendywendy cant see the left wing to be fair, what with hunt and convey to play there?
what about a central midfield two of shorey and marek?

unless hunts going in the middle, oh i dunno, really confused now


yeah cos lightweight, passing midfields with no pace are the new big thing!


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Re: Shorey weighing up his options

by Franchise FC » 24 Apr 2008 12:41

jumpers for goalposts Top 4 indeed! I'm sure Cashley, Clichy, Evra, and Riise are quacking in their boots! Still, he is an EnglOland internationalOL these days :lol:


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