Re: Brad Clavering : Sat Feb 18, 2017 5:30 pm  

Keiththered wrote:

That's getting a bit personal. To make insults about a whole family and an individual from that family on a forum is totally unacceptable.

I wonder about your experience and training are that qualifies you to make such observations. Non I would suspect because if you had the training there is no way you would make such statements on an open forum.

What training do you need to form an opinion about individuals?

What insult have I made?

As I've said I know more than just Brad from the family.

Anyway let's see if I am right.

Re: Brad Clavering : Sat Feb 18, 2017 5:35 pm  

Chester Wednesday wrote:

Agree 100%
I've never seen so much trouble and turmoil caused by one individual for one small amateur club, in fact the club almost folded because of it.
If brads a chip off the block he won't last long.

Wonder what Keith thinks about this?

Re: Brad Clavering : Sat Feb 18, 2017 6:47 pm  

Dave K. wrote:

Wonder what Keith thinks about this?

He'll be really, really, really cross.

About anything and everything.

Re: Brad Clavering : Sun Feb 19, 2017 11:03 pm  

did hull fc even offer him a deal ? I tend to think we signed the youngsters we wanted to sign best of luck to Brad hope he makes it like scotty Taylor he is a big hull fc fan as are all the family and he can always come back in the future

[Mild Rover]

Re: Brad Clavering : Mon Feb 20, 2017 1:31 pm  

fc-eaststander wrote:

did hull fc even offer him a deal ? I tend to think we signed the youngsters we wanted to sign best of luck to Brad hope he makes it like scotty Taylor he is a big hull fc fan as are all the family and he can always come back in the future

Hull fans do tend to think that.

Generally with some justification, in fairness. The Rovers news report says he turned down a deal with Hull, but the story I saw on Hullkrfans was that Hull offered him an under-23s contract rather than a first team one. Given how little it supposedly costs to run an under-23 team, these are presumably not very lucrative.

He's got a two year deal to train with Rovers full-time. I doubt he's exactly rolling in cash even now, but it's safe to assume we offered a more attractive package.

Re: Brad Clavering : Mon Feb 20, 2017 4:21 pm  

Mild Rover wrote:

Hull fans do tend to think that.

Generally with some justification, in fairness. The Rovers news report says he turned down a deal with Hull, but the story I saw on Hullkrfans was that Hull offered him an under-23s contract rather than a first team one. Given how little it supposedly costs to run an under-23 team, these are presumably not very lucrative.

He's got a two year deal to train with Rovers full-time. I doubt he's exactly rolling in cash even now, but it's safe to assume we offered a more attractive package.

yep your probably right I know dean and Harry t Wilson left for better offers than hull made sometimes kids are better off at a lesser level it can bring there game on better and they get more opportunities I'm glad rovers have taken a punt on him at least thats not a young talented kid out the game the more hull lads coming through both clubs the better if we hadn't have taken josh hodgson when he was young you maybe wouldn't have had his service's for the seasons you had and vice versa with Scott Taylor for us