Thought for the day.

[Col ISIHAC.]

It has been announced that Dean Holdsworth is returning to Hawkland.

This please me, as I rather appreciate the talents of Mr H! 2 seasons ago, his goals (Like 33 of them) kept us in Connie Sarff. During pre-season last term he was head-hunted by Derby County, and spent a rather uneventful time at Pride Park as Assistant Manager. Folowing ye olde "Partingofthewaysbymutualconsent" scenario he then went and plied his trade at Muff - because they offered him a deal that any sensible ex-pro in his late 30's would have been daft to reject.

You should be aware that - for reasons that remain clouded in history as far as I'm concerned - Muff & Hawks are mutually exclusive species. This makes Mr Deano a Judas, and one to be reviled. Apparently.



WTF do we do when he scores???


I ask for two reasons.

Has anyone else experienced the return of a prodigal with blotted copybook, so to speak,

OR

Are these petty rivalries worth nowt when all is said & done.....

[medibot]

Happens occasionally down our way, i just like to think they've seen the light and look forward to the obligatory goal against their old side.

[Col ISIHAC.]

medibot said:

Happens occasionally down our way, i just like to think they've seen the light and look forward to the obligatory goal against their old side.

Splendid.

I can live with that!

Sadly, there's some Hawks faithful who'll struggle!

[davetscfc]

We had the same thing last season when Paul Sales rejoined us. When he left us there was a feeling of 'deserting the sinking ship'. He didn't leave on very good terms at all, though that was a completely different regime (the one that saw us moments away from folding). There were mixed feelings when he signed from Beastleigh last summer - many thought he'd take the money and hardly be fit but he made a lot of people (me included) eat their words.

When they're wearing your shirt, they're your player, simple as that. Quite like the fact that a lot of the Eastleigh lot think it was a mistake letting him go (it's that revolving door in the dressing room that does it) and would like it even more if he scores the winner at Ten Acres/Sparshatts/The Silverlake.

[bonehead]

I always think it's a mistake to bring either a manager or player back to your club. It never seems to work (at least for a certain club in the East Midlands). Peter Morris was a demi-god in his first managership of KTFC but sadly showed he hadn't moved with the times in his second go despite getting us to the FA Trophy final. We had a *forward* a few years ago who couldn't even score against Carsh*ton. We dropped him. Gazza brought him back based on his opinion having seen one 7-a- side game. The fans gave him bad times for that. Kevin Wilson (sorry, Hucknall fans) was a total tosser in his second spell at Rocky Rd. Within 39 days he went from being someone who took us to the play-offs to someone with no idea at all. Players played out of position, give the fans neck braces before they got injured from watching hoofball.

It just don't work