Denver Hume- the forgotten young'un

[70YearsOfHurt]

This place would be aweful quiet if that were the case

If the vile unpleasant vitriol on this thread continues then that would be a good response.

 

[Lagger]

Always remember him coming off early on against Lincoln in the play-offs at their place. Still convinced he just didn’t fancy it.

 

[Dustie]

Always remember him coming off early on against Lincoln in the play-offs at their place. Still convinced he just didn’t fancy it.

Yeah up front for Lincoln that day were Brennan Johnson & Morgan Rogers.

 

[Seaham Towny]

He is nowhere near as bad as some on here will make out, just to justify their vitriol at the time.

Was half decent as evidenced by the almost Championship moves that never materialised.

Was an alright attacking full back/wing back. He’ll have a lower league career but the injuries have held him back.

 

[The Rolls Royce]

Nice hair, bout it.

Looked ridiculous. Like a ginge Guile from Street Fighter

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[scott934]

There was a time, the Parky era, where Hume was probably our best prospect, we were playing 343 and he was maybe our biggest creative threat from left wing back.

 

[CraigyWatt]

Made McFadzean look like Ashley Cole. One of the very worst players we ever had to watch in league one. Can’t describe how shit he was it was like a fan had got a game

McFaddzen made Hume look like Roberto Carlos

 

[Peegee]

Garbage. Heart of a pea

Emmanuel Petit Pois

 

[Quinnymelad]

Still living the dream, playing footy and getting paid for it.

 

[The Rolls Royce]

5 pages (and counting) on a Denver Hume thread in the year of our lord 2024 is somewhat astonishing mind.

Few other league 1 era players would get this much attention.

If not for his supposed mag leanings and the contract situation not one soul would care.

FWIW I think he was a perfectly decent second choice left back option for where we were at the time but ultimately Cirkin was a better option.

Hume was slightly older and said himself he needed to be the first choice at that stage in his career to progress. It didn't work out for him but you can see his thought process and it wasn't as malicious as many on here seem to make out.

 

[Mowbray Boss Gilet]

No where near as bad for us as some on here are making out mind.

He was a young player who played for an underperforming sunderland side in league 1 under phil parkinson. He was actually one of our better players for a period of time and was a decent attacking wing back. He was no better than League 1 level mind but there was definitely potential in him at the time just didn't kick on.

He was crap at defending though.

 

[woodlebert]

0.14 goals + assists per 90 across his career

 

[molthemackem]

You seemed to be gleeful and gloaty that it hasn’t gone well for him. Apologies if I have made a mistake.

He's not, but it is true, he was holding out for a better offer.

 

[Marko]

There was a time, the Parky era, where Hume was probably our best prospect, we were playing 343 and he was maybe our biggest creative threat from left wing back.

Only he never created anything because his crosses were woeful and when he had a shooting opportunity he was terrified.FTM

 

[boomer]

0.14 goals + assists per 90 across his career

whats the average in league 1 for a left back?

 

[molthemackem]

Yeah up front for Lincoln that day were Brennan Johnson & Morgan Rogers.

That was the day Johnson pissed all ower us.