If Hannebery comes in...

[Templar]

Back pocket?

What was it that Tim Watson used to say when he infuriatingly played our best aging mid Nathan Burke there over and over again?

[The Fireman]

I’ll crack a champers

[B.M]

Burke played the first 4 seasons of his career as a small defender or winger

He moved into the centre thereafter

Perhaps Watson wanted to develop others? Burke was 30 when Watson took over

[B.M]

Burke played the first 4 seasons of his career as a small defender or winger

He moved into the centre thereafter

Perhaps Watson wanted to develop others? Burke was 30 when Watson took over

[Vortex]

If Hannebery comes in it means our cunning plan has come together because it's September and we've made it to the finals...push all ya chips in.

[bangaulegend]

I've probably been Hannas biggest critic but bring it on , its now or never, lets get some bang for buck IMO

[Teflon]

I've probably been Hannas biggest critic but bring it on , its now or never, lets get some bang for buck IMO

Or ‘twang’ for our buck might be more like it…

[bangaulegend]

I've probably been Hannas biggest critic but bring it on , its now or never, lets get some bang for buck IMO

Or ‘twang’ for our buck might be more like it…

Well after 4 years of pretty much nothing mate might as well twang or bang nothing to lose really

[shanegrambeau]

The ballad of Dan Hannebury..


..it's getting late.

[B.M]

I’d like him to play next year on FA money

Games incentive trigger in his base rookie contract

He owes us

I’d like to get at least one good season for 4M

[Templar]

For what it is worth Watson said that by playing Burke in the back pocket we could extend his career for a couple of years. Not sure if Burkey agreed! And whenever a game was close to being out of reach at half time Tim would move Burke back into the centre and we would win clearance after clearance and peg the score back. Then at 3/4 time Burke would be in the back pocket again, we would get rolled in the centre over and over and lose by 6 or 7 goals.

This happened week after week. Same pattern. Not sure if anyone remembers?

Have a feeling from his body language Nathan preferred winning a game rather than extending his career.

But Dr Watson's idea made me think of Hannebery.

[SunnyErnie]

Hanneberry should play this week and then be retire

[D.B.Cooper]

I’d like him to play next year on FA money

Games incentive trigger in his base rookie contract

He owes us

I’d like to get at least one good season for 4M

It will be 2023 next year, not 2016!

What part of him not being able to get on the park consistently in the last 4 seasons makes you think her is worth wasting a spot on the list in 2023?
Might as well retain Kent

Sometimes investments don't pay off, so take your punishment and wear the loss.
Let's bank the capital loss and invest it in a young rookie, not a broken down has been.

The rookie may well never play a game, but also may be the next Wilkie, Sinclair or Marshall.
We know what we get with Hannebery, a broken down has been who has strung 15 rank average games together over the past 4 years.

F#ck him off for god sake!

[D.B.Cooper]

Back pocket?

What was it that Tim Watson used to say when he infuriatingly played our best aging mid Nathan Burke there over and over again?

On the resting rover

[Crossy66]

Hannerbery's onfield leadership would be awesome. It's a major problem for us.

[repta]

We need the bed in the medical ward.

We will get 2 games maximum before he breaks down again

[skeptic]

Why don’t we play him now and see what we get in return

Not his biggest fan but it’s hardly worth building him now is it?
If he’s going to provide any value, it needs to be now to get us to September.

Reality is he could tweak a calf at any time… may as well be vs the Hawks as opposed to at Sandy or at training

[kosifantutti]

[saynta]

f****** hope so. He has been nearly the best Sandy player, if not the best, in his two games showing that he has lost little of his ability despite his injuries and long layoff.

[The G Train Legacy]

I’d like him to play next year on FA money

Games incentive trigger in his base rookie contract

He owes us

I’d like to get at least one good season for 4M

Good idea. He'd be more likely to impact as a rookie, than a random late pick and if he stays fit, he takes our midfield up a level. Aside from Steele, he's better (based on form last time he played)) than anyone currently in there. And he does owes us.

[nostalgicsaint]

f****** hope so. He has been nearly the best Sandy player, if not the best, in his two games showing that he has lost little of his ability despite his injuries and long layoff.

+1

[Teflon]

Zero to lose
Breaks down ? See ya Dan
Plays well
Bonus

[Banger9798]

If he has got his body right, finally.
He could have a couple of quality years for us.
He is a cut above all of our mids except Steele.

[D.B.Cooper]

Zero to lose
Breaks down ? See ya Dan
Plays well
Bonus

Can’t agree Teffers.

A rookie spot on the list to a kid who might be the next Wilkie, Sinclair, Hayes or Marshall (or might be a bust Bust) or a broken down has been who has not played consistent football since 2017?

15 butt average games in four seasons doesn’t warrant anything but a hand shake on the way out.

Had a crack, tried his guts out to get on the park, it’s failed dismally, was let down by his body, move on!

[SaintPav]

F#ck him off for god sake!

LURVE your compassion.

Nice!