Seems a bit daft that an 18 year old would refuse to stay on the payroll and prove himself

to get first team football

It also seems stupid that Worthington would let someone that hungry for football, and supports the team, to just walk away when he could loan that player out to a non league team or league team to get more first team action and then a fee

The whole thing stinks

Posted By: pants on April 3rd 2006 at 21:39:48

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Danny Crow in this months 442 (NCFC) - lurd, Apr 3, 21:16:17
- he was also gutted to leave, so would have been better for worthy to spot that hunger (NCFC) - pants, Apr 3, 21:25:12
  - yeah true but people were very quick to point the finger at worthy for this. (NCFC) - lurd, Apr 3, 21:34:35
    - He actually released him though lurd (NCFC) - pants, Apr 3, 21:35:39
      - i would say after reading this it was mutual. (n/m) (NCFC) - lurd, Apr 3, 21:36:27
        
        Seems a bit daft that an 18 year old would refuse to stay on the payroll and prove himself (NCFC) - pants, Apr 3, 21:39:48
        
        He was 19 and a half... (NCFC) - Dr Baker, Apr 4, 08:28:05
        
        it would have made a lot of sense to loan him out. (NCFC) - lurd, Apr 3, 21:45:48
        
        and hes hardly as good as earnie, and leon amnd jj etc etc (n/m) (NCFC) - strap_on sally, Apr 3, 21:41:15
        
        if he'd have stayed, he could have got a chance well before jj and earnshaw arrived (n/m) (NCFC) - pants, Apr 3, 21:45:06
        
        he had bad knees (n/m) (NCFC) - strap_on sally, Apr 3, 21:40:18
        
        I heard that too, but considering a lot of worthy's signings (NCFC) - pants, Apr 3, 21:41:09

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