PJ Marshal said:Jamie Lyon is like Michael Owen in my opinion
Lyon - I dont have problems with Brian Smith
Owen - I'll Never Leave Anfield
:lol: men of truth!
Freak said:We need Sterlo back at the club in some shape or form!!
Surely his days at C9 are slowly but surely coming to an end!!
C'mon Kerry just give him the old thanks but no thanks!!
JessEel said:just so there is one positive post in this thread, i can't help but wish him luck in england. (don't bash me)
mightypanther said:.
Good on Sterlo for saying publically what everyone has been thinking.
Lyons did the dirty on Parra, and I reckon it would have been even better if they had not
released him at all.
They should have forced the lying little creep to sit out his entire Parra contract in
Wee Waa, and have him forced to take the risk that by then all the clubs would have
lost total interest in him.
No player should be allowed to treat their contract with the contempt that he showed for his.
.
bartman said:Sterlo's a country kid who also played in the north of england for an off-season or two, so he knows what he's talking about with the culture shock.
I think the further away Jamie is from Crusher, all his managers and anyone else that's been influencing him this year, all the better for his head on a personal level, and he might actually sort himself out while over here?
Appartently his St Helens deal included a car and accommodation - but if I find out he's zipping around Merseyside in a wanky sport car then that'll do for me...
mightypanther said:They didn't...contrary to media reporting.
He went to them and asked "do you want me" and they immediately said no.
End of story.
JasonE said:bartman said:Sterlo's a country kid who also played in the north of england for an off-season or two, so he knows what he's talking about with the culture shock.
I think the further away Jamie is from Crusher, all his managers and anyone else that's been influencing him this year, all the better for his head on a personal level, and he might actually sort himself out while over here?
Appartently his St Helens deal included a car and accommodation - but if I find out he's zipping around Merseyside in a wanky sport car then that'll do for me...
But when Sterlo played over there it was a winter game, now RL is played in summer it wouldn't be anywhere near as bad as it was back in Sterlo's days.
It would have sucked for you
mightypanther said:It would have sucked for you
Too right it would have. No club needs someone with so little respect for obligation,
and loyalty.
I don't know about anyone else, but I REALLY believe that he shouldn't have been allowed out of his contract at all.
It's got to the point these days where no contract is worth the paper it's written on.
And surely there should have been some sort of rule that stopped him from being
able to dodge all his obligations completely by going to the other side of the world to play?
It's like he's being rewarded for walking out on the contract because he's going to be
paid one helluva lot more money than he would have got at any club in this country.
I think though that we were happy to see him go (if we got paid the $150000 ) because we wanted the money to top up people like Hindmarsh's contracts.
"Jamie told me he felt he would be letting his mates in the bush down if he left now and he didn't want to do that," McManus said. "He is showing a lot of loyalty towards them and that's a good quality. I can't argue with that sort of attitude."
Under the terms of his release, if Lyon left St Helens early he would go back under the control of the Eels until the end of 2006.