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Duffy at his best is streets ahead of Egan, and O'Shea is way over the hill.

Not sure l'm keen on the phrase "get rid" when it comes to big Shane, he was something of a cult hero just a few short years ago. I do take your point though, it is time for hime to be moved on.

Just a shame that Tony Pulis is no longer manager, Big Shane would have been very much his type of player.

There is nothing to say he was going there with or without Nathan Collins! Good old speculation, forever the mainstay of NSC. :facepalm:

I don't think that anything, or anyone, would have stopped Shane from joining his boyhood idols Celtic. I do agree though that the didn't suit there playing style at all. I feel sure though that he will bounce right back, providing he finds the right club, and once he has put this major...

All these figures being thrown about makes me smile, the reality is, as you say, is that none of us have any real idea what any of our players are earning. Just a "guesstimate" is correct.

Exactly that.

I wouldn't rule it out, as you say he would suit Palarse's style very well, and they are looking for a new back four for next season.

He was born in Northern Ireland.

Ashley Barnes qualifies to play for Austria, Chris Wood is a Kiwi, there are other examples too.

I get the feeling that Shane will always do well for his adopted country, The Republic have always been a fairly physical team, at least under their recent managerial set up. A simplistic way of putting it, but heading it, kicking it, and blocking it, is Shane to a tee, (with a little skill of...

Chris, and the Forest board, will know what Big Shane can do, we certainly don't have to "sell" his abilities to them. They know where to come if they are interested, and if they can afford him of course. We will try to get him off the payroll if possible, but maybe some sort of loan with an...

Whilst very much hoping that former works out for him, still a very good player for the right sort of cub, albeit probably in the Championship now, I really can't see him wearing an Albion shirt again. Not a Potter player, and no room for sentiment in football, as we all know.

Pictures of him imbibing at the 19th are there?

Harsh in the extreme. I readily acknowledge that his days at the Albion are almost certainly over, but he did a great job for us in our first couple of seasons under Chris Hughton in the Premier League, he and Dunky were a formidable partnership at the back. Just saying get rid doesn't show...

With the plethora of centre backs now at the club, and with us adopting a style of football that really doesn't suit him, l really do think that Shane's wearing an Albion shirt may well be over. No place for him at the back now, even off the bench, and l really can't imagine that someone like...

He seems to have lost his way massively, I guess we are about to find out how much football really means to Shane.

Ha very good, l see what you did there! :drink:

With his staunch Republican leanings there is no way on this earth that he would turn out for the blue side of Glesgae.

Without knowing the full facts of the matter, we all lose our parents sooner or later, and that doesn't really wash as an excuse.