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Leeds interested in signing Orlandi
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Well, that's interesting.
I'd rather he didn't, but it must be more than a little tempting. Big club and hard to resist, even if it is a mess at the moment.
Strange if he can be passed fit to play there, but not worth retaining here. Ah well.
I'd rather he didn't, but it must be more than a little tempting. Big club and hard to resist, even if it is a mess at the moment.
Strange if he can be passed fit to play there, but not worth retaining here. Ah well.
Icy Gull
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Not having a manager at the end of a season must make retaining or signing players a bit hit and miss. How does anyone know who he'd like to have retained once we get around to signing one? Oh hang on it's not anything to do with the manager/coach anyway is it 
wardy wonder land
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- Dec 10, 2007
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Not having a manager at the end of a season must make retaining or signing players a bit hit and miss. How does anyone know who he'd like to have retained once we get around to signing one? Oh hang on it's not anything to do with the manager/coach anyway is it
leeds don't have manager either..........
TSB
Captain Hindsight
Ha, ok then. So they can't pay their players but they've no problem paying agent fees or signing-on bonuses?
Believable.
Believable.
There is nothing new here is there ?
We know he is good enough to play at this level and quite possibly higher, but we also know that he came to us after a long injury lay off and that we have not got nearly enough game time out of him.
It is quite possible he will go to one of our rivals and have a fantastic season, but it still doesn't make it a bad decision that we let him go. There must also be the possibility that he will get one more injury and will be forced to retire. Without insight and detail on his medical history, we can only speculate, my guess is that his injury record and age, hint at deeper problems.
We know he is good enough to play at this level and quite possibly higher, but we also know that he came to us after a long injury lay off and that we have not got nearly enough game time out of him.
It is quite possible he will go to one of our rivals and have a fantastic season, but it still doesn't make it a bad decision that we let him go. There must also be the possibility that he will get one more injury and will be forced to retire. Without insight and detail on his medical history, we can only speculate, my guess is that his injury record and age, hint at deeper problems.
Ecosse Exile
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Hope he signs for them, sure its a big step down from his previous clubs, Swansea and Brighton, but if hes still young enough that if he does well there and stays fit, he might get a move to one of Yorkshires big clubs like Sheffield Wednesday 
And what a massive signing for Leeds! Been a long time since they were able to attract players of this ilk, when was the last? Dan Harding, perhaps?
And what a massive signing for Leeds! Been a long time since they were able to attract players of this ilk, when was the last? Dan Harding, perhaps?
Yep - see Wayne Bridge
symyjym
Banned
A free physiotherapist and medical treatment would be hard to turn down.