Bridge to Grimsby?

[blueveined]

Apparently Slade is keen on him and he played as a trialist in their game on Saturday -
http://www.grimsbytelegraph.co.uk/sport/grimsby-town-set-add-midfield-254559

 

[SeaSideDoughnut]

If he's a trialist I can imagine his been told he's free to leave?

 

[manor15]

Would be a decent move for him. Still think he could do a job here but looks like those bridges have been burnt.

 

[fbm]

I looked at the title and thought "Blimey, that'll be a masterpiece of construction and engineering..."

 

[MK Shrimper]

I looked at the title and thought "Blimey, that'll be a masterpiece of construction and engineering..."

That's a Bridge too far.

 

[KiwiRob]

Would be a decent move for him. Still think he could do a job here but looks like those bridges have been burnt.

Potentially, a good move for Jack Bridge. I think this could be a case of Michael Kightly or Hooper all over again as far as Southend is concerned.

 

[TrevorFitzpatrickHattrick]

He's far too good for that tinpot club.

 

[Leoblue]

He's far too good for that tinpot club.

I wouldn't call them tinpot.

 

[TrevorFitzpatrickHattrick]

I wouldn't call them tinpot.

Grimsby are peak-tinpot by my reckoning and I cannot stand them.

 

[Ricky Otto]

I'd rather it were a loan

 

[Leoblue]

Grimsby are peak-tinpot by my reckoning and I cannot stand them.

They've played in the second tier of English football with us in the 90's so they have a good history.

 

[Beefy]

I think there's still some resentment out there towards that club for from 2004/05.

 

[THE SEVENTIES NORTH BANK]

I'd rather it were a loan

I wouldn't. He's not happy here, his head got turned, and after a few good 10 minutes here and there, I think he thought he had made it. Needs to knuckle down and work very hard, especially in games.

 

[tottenham541]

Potentially, a good move for Jack Bridge. I think this could be a case of Michael Kightly or Hooper all over again as far as Southend is concerned.

im going for more like lee sawyer:smile:

 

[TrevorFitzpatrickHattrick]

They've played in the second tier of English football with us in the 90's so they have a good history.

6 of the last 7 seasons in non-league. Tin-pottery of the highest magnitude. You will not change my opinion of them :winking:

 

[Napster]

6 of the last 7 seasons in non-league. Tin-pottery of the highest magnitude. You will not change my opinion of them :winking:

I agree with this man. On my list of top ten hated clubs.

 

[Dubai]

I thought he was Premier League quality according to his agent..? Fairly sure Grimsby are tinpot and league 2?

I assume the trial is for fitness and Man UTD will be sweeping in with an offer soon?


Bloody agents aye...could've been another home grown hero. BYE.

 

[Leoblue]

6 of the last 7 seasons in non-league. Tin-pottery of the highest magnitude. You will not change my opinion of them :winking:

I'm not trying too, just seems a strange dislike towards a club like Grimsby.

 

[Massimo Giovanni]

I agree with this man. On my list of top ten hated clubs.

We had some great games v them in the 80's. It is the shambles of "that final league game" prior to the play offs that rankles - down to inept stewards, poor ref & a few thousand idiot fishy spotty youths.

And do they have best fish and chip shop still? - Rochdale's pies are best!

 

[TrevorFitzpatrickHattrick]

I'm not trying too, just seems a strange dislike towards a club like Grimsby.

You obviously didn't travel there in the 04/05 season. I disliked them before that game to be fair (one of those irrational dislikes that you can't explain), but that game sealed the deal.