Re: Should Lee Tomlin Go?
Mon Jan 29, 2018 12:31 pm
I do not think he could lose any more weight tbh honest he looked like Bobby Sands in the warm up, can only be down to attitude maybe. I do not think, if we are going to get rid of him we can do it until end of season or maybe give him a good pre season and see what happens after that. The boy has talent no doubt about it. 
Re: Should Lee Tomlin Go?
Fri Feb 02, 2018 10:08 pm
When I put this up I was not privy to any info
It was just my gut feeling
Tomlin has . Been abig dissappiontment for me
But what I do like is that warnock makes the decisions even if it could look like he Made a, mistake himself
You got to admire him for that
It was just my gut feeling
Tomlin has . Been abig dissappiontment for me
But what I do like is that warnock makes the decisions even if it could look like he Made a, mistake himself
You got to admire him for that
Re: Should Lee Tomlin Go?
Fri Feb 02, 2018 10:17 pm
Warnock couldn't get him fit so hopefully he will get fitter at Forest he didn't come across to me to be to great in the time I seen him some nice touches but I love to see Ward play if he fully fit as he has the class to be a night mare to opposition
so I hope he can do a job for us coming off the bench
so I hope he can do a job for us coming off the bench
Re: Should Lee Tomlin Go?
Sat Feb 03, 2018 10:18 am
It’s more than just football here, it’s his profession and whether he can eventually look back and be proud of his choices.
It’s well documented that he lives in Leicester because that’s where his boys live - take your fan hat off for a second- as a father, how far away would you want to be from your kids? Everyday? Weekends etc?
Secondly he needs to provide for himself and his children - hat back off - he earns decent cash for being a footballer and this provides a certain life style and you can imagine that CSA rulings would mean a hefty 10% of his earnings would be going to paying for his children’s life style as well. What I’m getting at is if your going to be offered the cash you’ll take it.
Career of a footballer is short and when you have a talent don’t you want to reach the top, create memories and win trophies? Or - hat off - is being there for your children and watching them grow worth the sacrifice?
Im gutted to see him go, I’m gutted that his family constraints meant he couldn’t move to the area, seems he’s stuck between a rock and a hard place. What I hope and prey as a player/person is that he takes this opportunity that’s closer to home and reaches the promise he has! He’s got an excellent opportunity to earn a contract closer to home, to achieve both father and footballer goals
It’s well documented that he lives in Leicester because that’s where his boys live - take your fan hat off for a second- as a father, how far away would you want to be from your kids? Everyday? Weekends etc?
Secondly he needs to provide for himself and his children - hat back off - he earns decent cash for being a footballer and this provides a certain life style and you can imagine that CSA rulings would mean a hefty 10% of his earnings would be going to paying for his children’s life style as well. What I’m getting at is if your going to be offered the cash you’ll take it.
Career of a footballer is short and when you have a talent don’t you want to reach the top, create memories and win trophies? Or - hat off - is being there for your children and watching them grow worth the sacrifice?
Im gutted to see him go, I’m gutted that his family constraints meant he couldn’t move to the area, seems he’s stuck between a rock and a hard place. What I hope and prey as a player/person is that he takes this opportunity that’s closer to home and reaches the promise he has! He’s got an excellent opportunity to earn a contract closer to home, to achieve both father and footballer goals