Honeyman to Hull?

[scott934]

The heat map someone posted made it clear he's primarily a right winger which surprised me a bit as I thought he was left sided!

He played on the right home (as a sub?) and away against us. I mainly remember because he dove and tried to get Oviedo sent off down there, then we gave him abuse every time he got the ball. Very dangerous on the ball like, his direct style is perfect for us.

 

[parsonjohn1985]

Definitely, I think top level football is great 'entertainment, but it's starting to be just the equivalent of a US 'franchise' approach.

Wait until we see the top level equivalent of MK Dons, maybe SAFC should be bought and end up playing at the London stadium after the Hammers have a financial meltdown, etc etc

MK Dons was a top division version of MK Donsweren't they?

 

[Julio]

Honeyman will be no miss to safc. If you watched is all that season, he was a hindrance and not a benefit.

Agreed him being picked in that number 10 position cost us going up. He offered fuck all in it. 3 assists ffs

 

[Whitburnmakem]

Who would you have playing in Honeymans role?

Mcgeady

 

[OohBaldyBally]

There’s a bloke that sits in the middle of the East stand that’s not going to know what to scream and shout now.

Irrespective of what was happening on the pitch, he’d spend the full game having a right go at Honeyman (including at least one game when he wasn’t playing!).

 

[sedling]

MK Dons was a top division version of MK Donsweren't they?

Wut?

 

[Grumpy Old Man]

What example did he set when he never stepped up to take a penalty in a cup final?


He would not of stayed fit

What makes you think he 's a competent penalty taker? has he ever taken one? Being captain doesn't mean you should take a penalty when other can do it better,

 

[alicante mackem]

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The main photo barely has Honeyman on. It also says he was an ever present last season. Cracking journalism.

 

[Father Jack Hackett]

You really are a fan of our home grown players eh?

Perhaps you'd like a nice Prem team with a Saudi billionaire to buy some 'class' players for your entertainment.

It's too much effort to get behind one of our own.

and potentially see us win something for the first time in my 43 years? Nah, shite idea.

 

[Julio]

What makes you think he 's a competent penalty taker? has he ever taken one? Being captain doesn't mean you should take a penalty when other can do it better,

Cattermole took one and he had never taken one. The point is he stepped up. Our captain hid

 

[Deleted User 18963]

What makes you think he 's a competent penalty taker? has he ever taken one? Being captain doesn't mean you should take a penalty when other can do it better,

A number 10 would is seen to be technically sound should be taking them over defenders. It's simple , comes down to bottle. He doesn't have it.

He won't be missed.

 

[bernardbresslaw]

Why?

Because he's a Sunderland player?

 

[scott934]

I'm against this penalty argument like, for all we know 11 players wanted one, you can still only pick 5.

 

[sedling]

and potentially see us win something for the first time in my 43 years? Nah, shite idea.

Give me a break, you'll be resting players for the League/FA Cup, 'because they're tinpot trophies', that's the view these days..

 

[Father Jack Hackett]

Give me a break, you'll be resting players for the League/FA Cup, 'because they're tinpot trophies', that's the view these days..

So, you wouldn't want us in say, Man City's shoes?

 

[Grumpy Old Man]

Cattermole took one and he had never taken one. The point is he stepped up. Our captain hid

And Catts probably shouldn't have. A better question is why Wyke didn't take one.

 

[Julio]

A number 10 would is seen to be technically sound should be taking them over defenders. It's simple , comes down to bottle. He doesn't have it.

He won't be missed.

Exactly when leadership was required and you look to your captain to step up he went f***ing missing which to be fair is the one thing he is good at

 

[Deleted User 18963]

I'm against this penalty argument like, for all we know 11 players wanted one, you can still only pick 5.

I know for a certainly he refused one.

 

[Behind Enemy Lines]

Good lad, always gave 100% etc but when push came to shove just not quite good enough IMO. Too small and weak to play central midfield in a 2, not creative enough to play as a #10, not a winger, too soft to be captain...his best role for us would probably be off the bench to press high up the pitch if we're holding onto a lead. £400k is a good deal for us, a bit harsh on him maybe but that's football. I'd be surprised if he pulled up any trees at Hull.

 

[Julio]

And Catts probably shouldn't have. A better question is why Wyke didn't take one.

No the question is why did the captain and leader not step up