Honeyman to Hull?

[deleted user 785]

So now you’re making it personal because again you’ve lost the argument, sums you up. You must be absolutely gutted now Cattermole and Honeyman have left, lets see how we do this season without them. I can’t wait to watch a team with energy,enthusiasm and pace without having to play our biggest earners just to justify their wage.

Honeyman has energy and enthusiasm in abundance.

 

[Hongkongphooey]

Honeyman has energy and enthusiasm in abundance.

Without the pace, direction or skill to put it to good use.

 

[Vicham]

£400k on the low side, according to half this board he is the worst footballer that ever pulled on the shirt. We really do have some bellends in our fan base, lad clearly didnt want to leave even though he had a chance at a Championship club.

To me, he's a decent player, he was always looking to bring energy and passion to the pitch. There was just always something missing, something a bit off on the pitch, that I cannot quite put my finger on. Maybe it's just the extra focus and expectations that come with the captain's armband, which, unfortunately, was not the correct decision.

 

[samaistonsrightfoot]

£400k on the low side, according to half this board he is the worst footballer that ever pulled on the shirt. We really do have some bellends in our fan base, lad clearly didnt want to leave even though he had a chance at a Championship club.

If he didn't want to leave why did he leave?

 

[deleted user 785]

Without the pace, direction or skill to put it to good use.

You won't find many, if any, with all of those attributes at this level.

 

[Hongkongphooey]

You won't find many, if any, with all of those attributes at this level.

Aye, but we’ve increased our chances of attracting them to the club on better contracts now the big earners have been released/sold.

 

[The Muffin Man]

If he didn't want to leave why did he leave?

Last year of contract, no discussion about a new one, clear he wouldnt get in the team as much, logged onto SMB and realise half the "fans" hated him.

 

[deleted user 785]

Aye, but we’ve increased our chances of attracting them to the club on better contracts now the big earners have been released/sold.

Aye we're splashing the cash. Happy days

 

[Mowgli]

You’ve categorically stated that the squad is weaker though.

Personally I think it is. I cant win though, if I disagree I'm 'telling people what opinions they're allowed' and if I state my own its negative.

 

[Hongkongphooey]

Aye we're splashing the cash. Happy days

Spending within a sustainable budget and wage structure. Look where spending millions on average players and their contracts have left us.

 

[The Muffin Man]

Spending within a sustainable budget and wage structure. Look where spending millions on average players and their contracts have left us.

Jesus, this is probably the most sensible post you have ever done, Im off for a lie down.

 

[samaistonsrightfoot]

Last year of contract, no discussion about a new one, clear he wouldnt get in the team as much, logged onto SMB and realise half the "fans" hated him.

So he did want to go then for all those reasons?

 

[MarcoG]

Last year of contract, no discussion about a new one, clear he wouldnt get in the team as much, logged onto SMB and realise half the "fans" hated him.

Aye mate. People who don't think he's very good at football hate him. That's definitely it like.

 

[Baccyboozenbullets]

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My god the fanny vision in red is enough to make me blush!

 

[deleted user 785]

Spending within a sustainable budget and wage structure. Look where spending millions on average players and their contracts have left us.

No stopping us now and no excuses.

Sorry thats when Watmore and McGeady leave iirc

 

[THExpress]

For the people saying he looks gutted. He could of said no if he wanted to stay.

Just looks like a nervous interview to me, he gave plenty of them here aswell.

 

[Kid Galahad]

Anybody who still think it was the club who instigated his move, please watch the video. He clearly states it was his choice to move to further his career.

He can still do so with a heavy heart, he's leaving all he has known since he was a nipper, there'll be loads of trepidation there but he's a grown up and he'll deal with it though and good luck to him, think he'll do well there without the burden of expectation of being skipper and academy lad made good.

 

[hudson88]

Aye mate. People who don't think he's very good at football hate him. That's definitely it like.

Vexes the life out of me when people say ‘fans’ to those who highlight players with a lack of quality. Someone on twitter last night saying those saying Honeyman lacks quality aren’t real fans.

I wonder if this extends to not being real fans if you say Loovens in slow?

To me, he's a decent player, he was always looking to bring energy and passion to the pitch. There was just always something missing, something a bit off on the pitch, that I cannot quite put my finger on. Maybe it's just the extra focus and expectations that come with the captain's armband, which, unfortunately, was not the correct decision.

Footballing ability

 

[deleted user 785]

I like the lad seems a decent fella and he always gave his all. I think he's a poor player though.

I'm now confused. Do I like him or hate him?

 

[Leeds Mackem Reborn]

Seems a good lad who loves the club. He had a great attitude and genuinely wanted to do well with us. I recall him at Rochdale and the sheer delight he showed that day. Few, if any, players will have felt last season’s disappointments more. However, as a player he was limited and the Championship might prove to be a stretch for him. I wish him well though