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dixienormous · 10th May 2017, 17.52:30

Penn was decent but nothing more than that in my opinion. You need strength, power and pace in this league, Im not sure if Penn had any of those. I think Keates could have tempted him here if he saw him as the vital cog in midfield, he didn't so didn't offer what he wanted. By now Im confident Keates will sign better.

Colonel D · 10th May 2017, 18.15:49

Penn for York then?
Home for early tea each night, Christmas off and not much training!

EnglishRed · 10th May 2017, 18.16:41

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Originally Posted by Colonel D

Penn for York then?
Home for early tea each night, Christmas off and not much training!

Guiseley maybe?

GiggityGiggityGiggityGoo · 10th May 2017, 18.26:56

Not too bothered, at least we wont have players messing us around this summer like Jennings and Mayebi in more recent times.

Gaz Wxm · 10th May 2017, 18.34:22

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Originally Posted by GiggityGiggityGiggityGoo

Not too bothered, at least we wont have players messing us around this summer like Jennings and Mayebi in more recent times.

hmmm DK is interested in signing a jennings so i wonder if it might be a case of deja vue.....

thanks RP for shoring up the midfield, but i am more disappointed white left....

Hometown Unicorn · 10th May 2017, 18.34:51

If anything, I'm happy about the speed Keates is working at. He's got his answers from Penn and Dunn very quickly.

blackbrookred · 10th May 2017, 19.15:10

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Originally Posted by owain94

If anything, I'm happy about the speed Keates is working at. He's got his answers from Penn and Dunn very quickly.

He needs to switch Internet providers to whoever Mills used, as his current provider clearly isn't letting him watch enough YouTube clips to sign anyone.
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Corner Flag · 10th May 2017, 19.21:02

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Originally Posted by Colonel D

Penn for York then?
Home for early tea each night, Christmas off and not much training!

And 4 afternoons a week in the pub !!

Inside Left · 10th May 2017, 19.37:39

Lets face it the team are a mid table outfit at best and there has been a need for a complete clear out. Years of poor leadership have left the club in this position so one can only but hope that the new, be it, untried manager can recruit well and turn the good ship around.

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dixienormous Printing My Own Banknotes Joined: Dec 2011 Racecourse Spot: Upper Yale stand, town end Real Name: Gavin Davies-Jones Twitter: @	Re: Russell Penn leaving Penn was decent but nothing more than that in my opinion. You need strength, power and pace in this league, Im not sure if Penn had any of those. I think Keates could have tempted him here if he saw him as the vital cog in midfield, he didn't so didn't offer what he wanted. By now Im confident Keates will sign better. __________________ "We talk about it for twenty minutes and then we decide I was right." -Brian Clough

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Colonel D Due a Testimonial Joined: Mar 2006 Racecourse Spot: Centre Yale Stand Real Name: Colin Twitter: @	Re: Russell Penn leaving Penn for York then? Home for early tea each night, Christmas off and not much training!

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GiggityGiggityGiggityGoo Taking coaching badges Joined: Feb 2012 Racecourse Spot: none given Real Name: none given Twitter: @	Re: Russell Penn leaving Not too bothered, at least we wont have players messing us around this summer like Jennings and Mayebi in more recent times.

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Hometown Unicorn Tipped As Manager Joined: Aug 2010 Racecourse Spot: Real Name: Ronald McDonald Twitter: @	Re: Russell Penn leaving If anything, I'm happy about the speed Keates is working at. He's got his answers from Penn and Dunn very quickly.

10th May 2017, 19.37:39	#171-0 (permalink)
Inside Left Due a Testimonial Joined: Jul 2012 Racecourse Spot: Real Name: Twitter: @	Re: Russell Penn leaving Lets face it the team are a mid table outfit at best and there has been a need for a complete clear out. Years of poor leadership have left the club in this position so one can only but hope that the new, be it, untried manager can recruit well and turn the good ship around.