"There might be a timescale, something might happen,"
I thought that was a particularly interesting choice of words - implies to me that his decision (or the decision) - is tied to something external which has a timescale. Whether that's Kirkby or something else - and the decision could be made already but the wait could be about remuneration within that contract as well - is being kept close to the chest.
I thought that was a particularly interesting choice of words - implies to me that his decision (or the decision) - is tied to something external which has a timescale. Whether that's Kirkby or something else - and the decision could be made already but the wait could be about remuneration within that contract as well - is being kept close to the chest.
