2024/25 Ashley Young

[NilSatisOptimum]

Just hope his professionalism and need to win don't leave with him.

 

[blue to the bone]

Nice going away present !

 

[edge]

He has turned out to be a decent signing.
Thought he never really let us down and even under Dyche looked to be still trying to do the right things when he came on.
One of the promoted clubs could do worse than have him around for prem experience and leadership.
Wouldn't have mined him staying as a coach.

 

[IrishBlue2022]

Coming in at his age he has did a solid job in multiple positions in his time here. Turned out to be a good signing when we didn't have many options.

 

[Walken]

A pretty decent contribution over two years, obviously a very dedicated pro and I'm sure that was welcome around the place

 

[Walken]

Nice going away present !

hahaha thats a few replays but I even considere doing anything else today

 

[MisterJ]

Just hope his professionalism and need to win don't leave with him.

This was my worry. He may be aging but you can see he has professional standards and always gave everything

 

[Terrarian]

Had some absolutely atrocious games first season, like really bad, cost us points left right and centre. He's been a lot better this year but the correct decision to release hi, even if we did offer a contract on lower wages.

I can honestly understand why certain players got offered a contract even on reduced terms, it would've made the transition much smoother than having to replace half the squad.

Onwards and upwards.

 

[brieverton]

Everything considered I thought he was good for us and us good for him.

 

[SJB]

Bring a blue home Dan

 

[bitter-no-better]

Bring a blue home Dan

Back to watford.