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« Reply #39570 on: Monday, September 14, 2020, 15:40:07 »

Woollery to Tranmere. Just seen a clip (Instagram) of him trying on one of their away kits. In the club dressing room.
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« Reply #39571 on: Monday, September 14, 2020, 15:46:21 »

Woollery to Tranmere. Just seen a clip (Instagram) of him trying on one of their away kits. In the club dressing room.
I literally cannot express how not heartbroken I am by this. Yes he had useful attributes and yes it is annoying to have to get in another player in these times. But, he was never that charismatic on or off the pitch and for every useful attribute he had, there was an equally irritating one.
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« Reply #39572 on: Monday, September 14, 2020, 15:54:35 »

No great loss in my view. As indicated above and previously, has all the physical attributes but didn't show that he had any ability.
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« Reply #39573 on: Monday, September 14, 2020, 16:40:52 »

Woolery was the forward player i was least bothered about losing over the summer. Doesn't have the technical ability to play at a better level. Outside of Doyle who rightly went back to league 2 for a pay day, he is also the only one who had to drop a division (Isgrove not yet confimed anywhere though), which i think says it all.

We certainly miss some of the characteristics he brought to the team, and some still need to be replaced, but the individual player we will not miss.

No hard feelings, he did a good job in league two. All the best to him at Tranmere and for the future.
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« Reply #39574 on: Monday, September 14, 2020, 16:44:32 »

Yep, it's a big MEH from me too...
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« Reply #39575 on: Monday, September 14, 2020, 16:51:22 »

When Woolery first signed I thought we had our very own Jermaine Beckford with the pace he had, however it was not to be.

I still think he is the type of player that one day something could just click and he will go on to bigger things, but also likely to slowly slip into non-league.

Either way I liked him and he always went about things without too much fuss, I hope it works out for him.
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« Reply #39576 on: Monday, September 14, 2020, 18:27:44 »

Echo the above. Out of the players that signed elsewhere/left, I was gutted to lose Yates, Doyle and now Doughty.

Anderson, Woolery & Isgrove i'm not bothered about. I wish them well, but they won't be sorely missed and have already been replaced.
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« Reply #39577 on: Monday, September 14, 2020, 21:09:10 »

Good luck to Wooly...all the ability but poor football brain...baffling decision making alot of the time.

Never lived up to the fee and wages for me.
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« Reply #39578 on: Tuesday, September 15, 2020, 05:38:00 »

How about Dominic Samuel. 26, free agent, played at higher level, had injury problem. Sounds just like a Wellens kinda player.
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« Reply #39579 on: Tuesday, September 15, 2020, 05:47:25 »

Wooly was never going to be a world beater, but his pace, athleticism, and the fact he could actually win a fucking header means I'm one of the few that will miss him it seems.
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« Reply #39580 on: Tuesday, September 15, 2020, 06:30:50 »

Rumour that Ellis Chapman, ex-Lincoln, is training with us. Linked with him back in July. Just a twitter site....
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« Reply #39581 on: Tuesday, September 15, 2020, 06:55:33 »

Chapman is feasible, I suppose. But we seem to have a lot of very young players atm and I’m sure Wellens wants a bit more experience.

The U21s, though, help pad out the squad as they don’t count against the limit (24).

Jordi Hiwula is still available and is apparently being more realistic re wage demands - or, at least, his agent is.
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« Reply #39582 on: Tuesday, September 15, 2020, 07:14:29 »

Wooly was never going to be a world beater, but his pace, athleticism, and the fact he could actually win a fucking header means I'm one of the few that will miss him it seems.

Hopefully Pitman will replace the heading bit when and if we need to go long ever
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« Reply #39583 on: Tuesday, September 15, 2020, 07:58:39 »

Wooly was never going to be a world beater, but his pace, athleticism, and the fact he could actually win a fucking header means I'm one of the few that will miss him it seems.

You arent alone. I liked the chap, he offers something different and last season he really did contribute. sometimes his previous reputation stuck and fans never forget. he offered way more than isgrove and stats showed that.

he could have a fantastic game and then do 1 mistake and everything good is forgotten and hes a donkey again.

good luck to him, he helped us win the title last season
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« Reply #39584 on: Tuesday, September 15, 2020, 08:02:12 »

Will anyone spare a thought for poor Lee Power? Wasn't it £400k he spunked on Woolery in the reasonable expectation of some return one day?
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