Reply With QuoteClub won't stand in his way?
Where does that line up with the "fresh start" comments we saw earlier?
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Could it soon be farewell to Kirk Broadfoot?
http://itsmillerstime.co.uk/rotherha...roadfoot-exit/
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Club won't stand in his way?
Where does that line up with the "fresh start" comments we saw earlier?
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Considering his recent back surgery the club may have seen in training he's not the player he was before and may think it's a gamble keeping him on the books.
On the other hand if he wants to return back to his homeland then there's no point keeping someone who doesn't want to stay.
Warne has shown his colours in that no one is guaranteed a starting place so maybe he ain't up for the fight and as had his agent scout for him for a move back home.
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The reason is that is wage is too high for the club's liking..2 bags of peanuts!
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After 2 recent back operations,his posterior chain will be probably be knackered.Retirement would be the best bet.
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He is in Belfast with Warney doing the coach course Isn't he ?
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Yep not a good sign when your centre half has serious back problems. Would be surprised if he could get back to previous form.
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I think he will be gone. Sad way to end a career. Good lad for me
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Kilmarnock seems to be the club interested in Broadfoot, good luck to him.
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Kempo has once again hit the nail on the head. If his back has gone he couldn't play at any level. This is another cost cutting measure. Whatever next? Perhaps sign a striker from Fleetwood who has a goal threat right up there with Gisbert Bos.Originally Posted by Ericsladkilnhurst
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