Re: Time for heatherington to go? : Wed Dec 21, 2016 12:16 pm  

Sal Paradise wrote:

Hey as we have discussed plenty the last four years have been the least productive in terms of GF appearances since 2004 - you may call that progress and you are entitled to that view. I would say that is fact and I am right but again I am sure you will have a counter argument as why the "Moon is indeed flat"

So now we have a recognised hooker are you prepared to take a bet that Leeds will finish inside the top 4 or do you have another caveat that you need put in just to increase your chances?

No i'm happy to make the bet again now and I think having a recognised hooker, a la Segeyaro, was more than a fair condition last time. You even agreed until your weirdo mate tried to make a thing of it and divert attention away from his comical attempt at trolling.

So anyway, its £50 to Leeds Foundation then.

If Leeds are in the top 4 after 23 rounds you donate it.
If Leeds are out of the top 4 after 23 rounds I donate it.

Is that right?

Re: Time for heatherington to go? : Wed Dec 21, 2016 2:18 pm  

Here we go again

Re: Time for heatherington to go? : Wed Dec 21, 2016 2:23 pm  

Crazy talk

Re: Time for heatherington to go? : Wed Dec 21, 2016 3:05 pm  

the greatest chief executive and Administrator the game and our club as ever had and you want rid. when he is ready to go there will be a slow handover of the reigns to the successor which is already happening with Rob Oats. expect one or two of the golden generation to take over the actual football management side of things. but Gary has ten more years in him at least.

Re: Time for heatherington to go? : Wed Dec 21, 2016 3:09 pm  

Chesterrhino wrote:

Thanks for everything Garry it's been a good era but now it seems that you are no longer driven and far too comfortable in your position.
Nothing left to prove been there done it all please step aside and let someone with hunger vision and drive run our beloved club instead of just rolling out the years building up a nest egg and giving jobs to family and friends.

Was it the mid-season marquee signing of Segeyaro that's driven you to this conclusion, or is it be the speedy & professional fashion in which he's lined up a red hot, highly rated replacement?

Re: Time for heatherington to go? : Wed Dec 21, 2016 3:41 pm  

A red hot highly rated replacement ? . Highly rated by who ?

Re: Time for heatherington to go? : Wed Dec 21, 2016 3:46 pm  

ploinerrhino wrote:

A red hot highly rated replacement ? . Highly rated by who ?

YouTube vids, Twitter and carefully selected comments on internet forums that fit snugly with a positive narrative.

Re: Time for heatherington to go? : Wed Dec 21, 2016 4:20 pm  

ploinerrhino wrote:

A red hot highly rated replacement ? . Highly rated by who ?

Fans of the club he's leaving to name just a few thousand.

Re: Time for heatherington to go? : Wed Dec 21, 2016 4:24 pm  

William Eve wrote:

YouTube vids, Twitter and carefully selected comments on internet forums that fit snugly with a positive narrative.

That's 3 threads you've had little digs at Parcell on now, without actually saying anything of course... Are you going to back them up with anything meaningful or just continue to snigger from the sidelines like you always do? If it's about injuries then say so, if it's something else then say so. Just stop acting like a nerdy 12 year old schoolboy for once, though.

[Ex-Swarcliffe Rhino]

Re: Time for heatherington to go? : Wed Dec 21, 2016 4:29 pm  

Strange, I'm sure that there was an argument from a fella on here that EVERYTHING to do with the NRL was infinitely better than anything that us "POMS" could rustle up. Even there most rubbish player was waaaaay better than anything we could produce.

Yet here we are, one of these mythical NRL supermen arrives to a chorus of boos and snide remarks without nay a ball been lifted in anger.

Strange that.