STEPHEN HUNT - IS HIS TIME UP?

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by SteveRoyal » 18 Jan 2009 20:25

You spelt his name wrong. :roll:

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by Victor Meldrew » 18 Jan 2009 20:26

SteveRoyal You spelt his name wrong. :roll:


Have you spelt yours right? :wink:

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by SLAMMED » 18 Jan 2009 20:46

Excellent set piece taker on his day. Most assists in the championship than anyone else.

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by Row Z Royal » 18 Jan 2009 20:57

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Re: Steven Hunt is a good player, sign in

by SLAMMED » 18 Jan 2009 21:05

Harsh


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Re: Steven Hunt is a good player, sign in

by rg6royal » 18 Jan 2009 21:07

Has his good games but also has his bad game. On the other hand he has many assists this season so I don't have any complaints.

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Re: Steven Hunt is a good player, sign in

by bottom left hand corner » 18 Jan 2009 21:42

I would rather a more consitent or faster player cash in 5m and get Jamal Campbell-Ryce or someone like him e.g eagles

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by AlexY25 » 18 Jan 2009 21:44

bottom left hand corner I would rather a more consitent or faster player cash in 5m and get Jamal Campbell-Ryce or someone like him e.g eagles

I think Eagles price tag will have risen considerably this year.

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Re: Steven Hunt is a good player, sign in

by Ian Royal » 18 Jan 2009 22:19

Hunt is a very good player and a player who is important to us. His quality does not justify £5m, but his worth to us means we won't sell for less.

I would be very dissapointed to see him leave. I don't understand the tendency to write him off because a lot of the goals he creates are from set pieces. We still lose that threat without him.


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Re: Steven Hunt is a good player, sign in

by SteveRoyal » 18 Jan 2009 22:21

Victor Meldrew
SteveRoyal You spelt his name wrong. :roll:


Have you spelt yours right? :wink:

Mine's spelt Steven.
His is spelt Stephen. :P
Calling myself Steve saves all spelling problems.

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Re: STEPHEN HUNT - IS HIS TIME UP?

by friday fan » 19 Jan 2009 11:39

firstly I hope this is only paper talk, why would we want to sell when we are second pushing for an auto promotion spot :roll: A warning to Stephen Hunt (and others) do you want to be a bench warmer - Sidwell at Chelsea, Shorey at Villa, Little at Pompey, Kitson and Sonko at Stoke. January transfer window buys are always panic last ditch buys. If I were a player I'd rather be in a promotion chasing side than a cellar dweller relegation dog fight. Stephen, play out the season then look for your big money move

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Re: STEPHEN HUNT - IS HIS TIME UP?

by Ian Royal » 19 Jan 2009 11:49

friday fan firstly I hope this is only paper talk, why would we want to sell when we are second pushing for an auto promotion spot :roll: A warning to Stephen Hunt (and others) do you want to be a bench warmer - Sidwell at Chelsea, Shorey at Villa, Little at Pompey, Kitson and Sonko at Stoke. January transfer window buys are always panic last ditch buys. If I were a player I'd rather be in a promotion chasing side than a cellar dweller relegation dog fight. Stephen, play out the season then look for your big money move


We don't want to sell, but Hunt has a well publicised clause in his contract that £5m will be accepted from a prem club.

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Re: STEPHEN HUNT - IS HIS TIME UP?

by The 17 Bus » 19 Jan 2009 11:57

Ian Royal
friday fan firstly I hope this is only paper talk, why would we want to sell when we are second pushing for an auto promotion spot :roll: A warning to Stephen Hunt (and others) do you want to be a bench warmer - Sidwell at Chelsea, Shorey at Villa, Little at Pompey, Kitson and Sonko at Stoke. January transfer window buys are always panic last ditch buys. If I were a player I'd rather be in a promotion chasing side than a cellar dweller relegation dog fight. Stephen, play out the season then look for your big money move


We don't want to sell, but Hunt has a well publicised clause in his contract that £5m will be accepted from a prem club.


which so far no one seems to have offered, all of the rest is rumours, I sort of like the idea of staying to the end of the season now.

Message to Hunt, IF the clubs come in for you now, it will only be because they failed to get their first choice, or lost a player, stay at RFC, where you have been first choice for a while, play your heart out, and who knows what will happen in the summer.


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Re: Steven Hunt is a good player, sign in

by RoyalBlue » 19 Jan 2009 18:40

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bottom left hand corner I would rather a more consitent or faster player cash in 5m and get Jamal Campbell-Ryce or someone like him e.g eagles

I think Eagles price tag will have risen considerably this year.


I said back at the start of October that we should have gone for Eagles! Trouble is, even if they had listened to me, the transfer window was already shut! :wink:

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Re: STEPHEN HUNT - IS HIS TIME UP?

by daveewington » 19 Jan 2009 19:04

Anyone willing to pay £5m can have him.

And why not replace him with Andrew Surman:
He is younger
In my opinion he's a better player
He can provide cover at left back for Armstrong (something that Hunt never really mastered I don't think)
He will improve, whereas Hunt has perhaps peaked
He should be available for around £3m - leaving money left over from the Hunt deal.

Hunt has been great for us, but he has a lot to thank us for (where would he be now? Brentford, at best) and the way he's going around trying to get a move to a Premier League club is a bit naff I think.


Anyone elses views??

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Re: STEPHEN HUNT - IS HIS TIME UP?

by FiNeRaIn » 19 Jan 2009 21:32

Almost certainly gone now. Got some cracking memories of hunt and falls into the category of reading legends and players ill remember forever. Dissapointed but always gave 100% even though he would have rather been playing elsewhere this season. Cheers hunty.

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Re: STEPHEN HUNT - IS HIS TIME UP?

by Skin » 19 Jan 2009 22:05

FiNeRaIn Almost certainly gone now.


yeah ok then :lol:

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Re: STEPHEN HUNT - IS HIS TIME UP?

by S09Royal » 19 Jan 2009 22:07

FiNeRaIn Almost certainly gone now. Got some cracking memories of hunt and falls into the category of reading legends and players ill remember forever. Dissapointed but always gave 100% even though he would have rather been playing elsewhere this season. Cheers hunty.


Wait a minute...he hasn't gone yet...

But when he does, i'll agree with everything you've just said.

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Re: STEPHEN HUNT - IS HIS TIME UP?

by S09Royal » 19 Jan 2009 22:09

Getting £5m for Shunt would be a bargain considering we've just bought Tabb for an undisclosed fee which some are saying was worth £200,000? Brilliant if you ask me.

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Re: STEPHEN HUNT - IS HIS TIME UP?

by rg6royal » 19 Jan 2009 22:11

If Shunt goes then it would be a big loss but on the other hand great business by the club yet again.

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