Re: Is the Pryce right? : Thu Sep 30, 2010 8:37 pm  

Saints also have a new stadium to pay for! A reasonable transfer fee and Leon off the wage bill might pay for some nice curtains

Re: Is the Pryce right? : Thu Sep 30, 2010 9:13 pm  

Ive read this thread and if im being honest, it's pretty funny.

IMO leon will be at saints next season. He may be a bull in 2012 but i think he will sign a two year deal at saints if his injury is ok.

The is no facts to this thread, it's all hear say.

Only time will tell but im pretty certain he will be a saints for 1 more full season.

Talking of his injury, i spoke to leon at the giants game in the club after the match, he told me he will be back in training at the start of the year and said he should be fit for the cardiff games, and also looking forward to playing the world club challenge if we win at old trafford.

Re: Is the Pryce right? : Thu Sep 30, 2010 9:33 pm  

Well time will tell people.

Re: Is the Pryce right? : Thu Sep 30, 2010 10:57 pm  

St pete wrote:

Talking of his injury, i spoke to leon at the giants game in the club after the match, he told me he will be back in training at the start of the year and said he should be fit for the cardiff games, and also looking forward to playing the world club challenge if we win at old trafford.

So your "conversation" with Leon is any more meaningful than the one Mick had at the beginning of this thread? You're as much in the dark as he is, so don't pretend.

I'd be far more inclined to believe Connor Murphy, who has become a respected journalist under our eyes, and a very credible one. Trust us on that one, he wouldn't put it in the T&A if it didn't have substance.

Re: Is the Pryce right? : Thu Sep 30, 2010 11:10 pm  

AaronBull wrote:

So your "conversation" with Leon is any more meaningful than the one Mick had at the beginning of this thread? You're as much in the dark as he is, so don't pretend.

I'd be far more inclined to believe Connor Murphy, who has become a respected journalist under our eyes, and a very credible one. Trust us on that one, he wouldn't put it in the T&A if it didn't have substance.

Reading the article it says that Leon is high on your wanted list. We all know he wants to go back to Bradford at some point but not neccesarily when he is still in contract.

Just because he's on your wanted list it doesnt mean you will get him. I'd quite like somebody to hand me millions of pounds on a plate but it isn't going to happen.

Re: Is the Pryce right? : Thu Sep 30, 2010 11:24 pm  

BackrowSaint wrote:

Reading the article it says that Leon is high on your wanted list. We all know he wants to go back to Bradford at some point but not neccesarily when he is still in contract.

Just because he's on your wanted list it doesnt mean you will get him. I'd quite like somebody to hand me millions of pounds on a plate but it isn't going to happen.

We aren't saying we will, we are saying it's a possibility. We are all in the dark here you know just as much about it as us and you would be daft to say it's not a possibility

Re: Is the Pryce right? : Thu Sep 30, 2010 11:39 pm  

Of course it is a possibility, Bradford is his home town club and he will always have ties to you. I do however feel that some fans are blowing it far out of proportion and making much more out of it than there really is.

Re: Is the Pryce right? : Fri Oct 01, 2010 12:12 am  

Connor has established very considerable credibility amongst the fans since his arrival from the wet side of the Pennines a year ago.

I can't see him jeopardising that for a story without any foundation.

Re: Is the Pryce right? : Fri Oct 01, 2010 12:16 am  

Adeybull wrote:

Connor has established very considerable credibility amongst the fans since his arrival from the wet side of the Pennines a year ago.

I can't see him jeopardising that for a story without any foundation.

Agree he's no Dave Craven.

Re: Is the Pryce right? : Fri Oct 01, 2010 4:17 am  

Is it just me or is anyone else getting a tad annoyed with players jumping ship early in their contracts? Burgess I can understand - going to the NRL was slightly different and he's a young man who was always going to give it a go at some stage.

But Eastwood at Leeds, Johnson at Cats and possibly Orford just seem to be saying 'I'm homesick, let me leave or I'll pout'. Players bleat about loyalty a lot. Some of them obviously believe its a one-way street.