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Lyle Taylor - August 2025 signed for Chelmsford City (p295)
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To interject on the Solly stuff as the narrative has gone too far down a certain path on that one not to be corrected - he did offer to be available for the remainder of his contract, but was told no thanks.
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Ollywozere said:To interject on the Solly stuff as the narrative has gone too far down a certain path on that one not to be corrected - he did offer to be available for the remainder of his contract, but was told no thanks.
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Certainly removes a bit of the tarnishing.4
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Ollywozere said:To interject on the Solly stuff as the narrative has gone too far down a certain path on that one not to be corrected - he did offer to be available for the remainder of his contract, but was told no thanks.
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As has been stated, the reason that people were less bothered about Solly than Taylor was because Solly didn't have the potential to save us from relegation that Taylor did. For the same reaon, people weren't bothered about the forgotten man in this converation, David Davis, refusing to play. If anything, I think Solly got more stick because he was club captain and because of his history with the club than he would've done if he'd just been any old mediocre reserve right-back (which is sadly what he'd become by that point).
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shine166 said:Ollywozere said:To interject on the Solly stuff as the narrative has gone too far down a certain path on that one not to be corrected - he did offer to be available for the remainder of his contract, but was told no thanks.
Therein lies the difference.3 -
Ollywozere said:To interject on the Solly stuff as the narrative has gone too far down a certain path on that one not to be corrected - he did offer to be available for the remainder of his contract, but was told no thanks.
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Ollywozere said:To interject on the Solly stuff as the narrative has gone too far down a certain path on that one not to be corrected - he did offer to be available for the remainder of his contract, but was told no thanks.
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Can anybody remember how many games, following football starting up again after Covid halted the season, were played before the expiration of players contracts? Which is usually 30th June, there or thereabouts?Edit: Looks like 3 games up to (including a game on) 30th June. After that, 6 games. All we needed was 1 more point. Taylor could have been the difference maker in many of those games. He should never be forgiven.8
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Radostanradical said:Ollywozere said:To interject on the Solly stuff as the narrative has gone too far down a certain path on that one not to be corrected - he did offer to be available for the remainder of his contract, but was told no thanks.
Therein lies the difference.
Bowyer lumped Taylor, Solly and Davis together to create a siege mentality. Their circumstances were all different. It didn't stop Bowyer signing Taylor as soon as he could when at Birmingham.5 -
Radostanradical said:shine166 said:Ollywozere said:To interject on the Solly stuff as the narrative has gone too far down a certain path on that one not to be corrected - he did offer to be available for the remainder of his contract, but was told no thanks.
Therein lies the difference.2 -
Radostanradical said:Ollywozere said:To interject on the Solly stuff as the narrative has gone too far down a certain path on that one not to be corrected - he did offer to be available for the remainder of his contract, but was told no thanks.
Therein lies the difference.
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Radostanradical said:Garrymanilow said:Radostanradical said:Garrymanilow said:Radostanradical said:but would you have paid my mortgage and given me the money should I have got injured in those matches before my move to Forest ? sorry I mean would you have paid Lyle.
All this said it happened, i understand why he did what he did but it doesnt sit well with me and he has burnt his bridges why he still cares is beyond me. However Solly also refused to play when it made even less sense for him and is welcomed back with open arms, i think we all know why.
Btw im not saying anyone should forgive Taylor but you should keep the same energy for ALL the players who refused to play.
It just shames as all when people just refuse to see the REAL difference between the two.1 -
Radostanradical said:Garrymanilow said:Radostanradical said:Garrymanilow said:Radostanradical said:but would you have paid my mortgage and given me the money should I have got injured in those matches before my move to Forest ? sorry I mean would you have paid Lyle.
All this said it happened, i understand why he did what he did but it doesnt sit well with me and he has burnt his bridges why he still cares is beyond me. However Solly also refused to play when it made even less sense for him and is welcomed back with open arms, i think we all know why.
Btw im not saying anyone should forgive Taylor but you should keep the same energy for ALL the players who refused to play.
It just shames as all when people just refuse to see the REAL difference between the two.1 -
How many years does an ex-player need to have been gone before we stop talking about them. Just asking 🤔1
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how easy is it to skip a thread that isn’t of interest? Just asking…5
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Ollywozere said:To interject on the Solly stuff as the narrative has gone too far down a certain path on that one not to be corrected - he did offer to be available for the remainder of his contract, but was told no thanks.
Therein lies the difference.
Assuming that is true why did Solly stay silent when Bowyer publicly said he had refused to play alongside Taylor and Davies? Even if he thought the timing was wrong with us fighting relegation surely he should have said it at the end of the season when he was leaving. No way would I allow someone to chuck me under the bus that way and not correct it.8 -
shine166 said:Radostanradical said:shine166 said:Ollywozere said:To interject on the Solly stuff as the narrative has gone too far down a certain path on that one not to be corrected - he did offer to be available for the remainder of his contract, but was told no thanks.
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Garrymanilow said:Radostanradical said:Garrymanilow said:Radostanradical said:Garrymanilow said:Radostanradical said:but would you have paid my mortgage and given me the money should I have got injured in those matches before my move to Forest ? sorry I mean would you have paid Lyle.
All this said it happened, i understand why he did what he did but it doesnt sit well with me and he has burnt his bridges why he still cares is beyond me. However Solly also refused to play when it made even less sense for him and is welcomed back with open arms, i think we all know why.
Btw im not saying anyone should forgive Taylor but you should keep the same energy for ALL the players who refused to play.
It just shames as all when people just refuse to see the REAL difference between the two.0 - Sponsored links:
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DA9 said:Radostanradical said:Ollywozere said:To interject on the Solly stuff as the narrative has gone too far down a certain path on that one not to be corrected - he did offer to be available for the remainder of his contract, but was told no thanks.
Therein lies the difference.
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What does he mean he opted against signing a short-term contract? Why would one have been needed? Surely he was still contracted to us at the time? Is he trying to male excuses?1
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I think where he's ended up is a big sign of he's attitude, he left us for bigger things and it went really well didn't it lol0
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PrincessFiona said:What does he mean he opted against signing a short-term contract? Why would one have been needed? Surely he was still contracted to us at the time? Is he trying to male excuses?I assume we tried to arrange short term contracts to extend to the end of that seasons games, but he refused that also.0
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PrincessFiona said:What does he mean he opted against signing a short-term contract? Why would one have been needed? Surely he was still contracted to us at the time? Is he trying to male excuses?
Meaning he was only contractually obligated to play the first three matches
So imagine he's saying he'd have wanted a short term contract to play the other six (?) games - Again I'm pretty sure there were others Out of Contract that summer both at the club and elsewhere, who didnt need such "extensions" so not sure why he needed that1 -
Dizzle said:PrincessFiona said:What does he mean he opted against signing a short-term contract? Why would one have been needed? Surely he was still contracted to us at the time? Is he trying to male excuses?I assume we tried to arrange short term contracts to extend to the end of that seasons games, but he refused that also.0
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Radostanradical said:Garrymanilow said:Radostanradical said:Garrymanilow said:Radostanradical said:Garrymanilow said:Radostanradical said:but would you have paid my mortgage and given me the money should I have got injured in those matches before my move to Forest ? sorry I mean would you have paid Lyle.
All this said it happened, i understand why he did what he did but it doesnt sit well with me and he has burnt his bridges why he still cares is beyond me. However Solly also refused to play when it made even less sense for him and is welcomed back with open arms, i think we all know why.
Btw im not saying anyone should forgive Taylor but you should keep the same energy for ALL the players who refused to play.
It just shames as all when people just refuse to see the REAL difference between the two.9 -
Radostanradical said:DA9 said:Radostanradical said:Ollywozere said:To interject on the Solly stuff as the narrative has gone too far down a certain path on that one not to be corrected - he did offer to be available for the remainder of his contract, but was told no thanks.
Therein lies the difference.
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