Tyrone Kirk

that's a shame for the lad.. 45 mins isn't long enough to properly judge.. Maybe he's not shown much in training?

ps one things for sure.. I ain't gonna go watch him in Rhyl!! (what's a Welsh rarebit? A virgin in Rhyl)

Bloody hell Rob!!! Are you a regular watcher of Sgorio Cymru?!

I think it's great that Tyrone comes on here and informs us all in such a manner, and everything he says sounds very plausible, and as one who does 1500 miles a week, I know how travelling such distances can affect you

Not wanting to put down the lads achievements, and not wanting to dampen his future ambitions, but as one who thinks he's reasonably intelligent, I cant work out how the lad didn't stop to consider the logisitics of getting to Manfield every day

In petrol money alone, such an arduous journey, )and I sympathise greatly with him, it would be very arduous, both mental and physical) would cost what £150 a week, and without claiming to be an expert in finance, surely such expenditure would have been taken into consideration before agreeing the move?

Further more, surely for that kind of money he could have easily put his name down for a local 1 or 2 bedroom flat, or at best negotiate such payment, part or in full when agreeing to join?

I hope that doesnt sound harsh, it's not intended to be, nor is it meant to be critical. I have purred at the lads whizardry on the pitch and think its great that he feels enough for the club that he bothers to keep us up to date with events, but surely he must have taken the trek into consideration??

Either way, like all Daniels supporters, I wish him well and hope that it works out well in sunny Rhyl
I just hope the club is better than the place as it'sa truly a god foresaken place, even the tide doesn't want to come in, it's that bad ...uuuggghhhh
I have visited Rhyl for pool tournaments in the Robin Hood, and it's the only place in the universe where they have three Matalan shops and where £1 shops outnumber the hoards of two feet seagulls

Anyway it would be great for many supporters to see him back at the club even if it is only at the bar

Good luck Tyrone. Take your chance at Rhyl and do well and thanks for posting. And for those who don't know, Rhyl are a club with an excellent pedigree, far superior to anything in our league.

get a life you sado's he did'ent cut it,not good enough all round player, great with the ball at his feet, but thats it

I think people like "the guest" who comes on and posts under the annonimity that this and similar forums allows is a knob

Not for his opinions but for the fact that he can hise under the umbrella of obscurity

I too think Tyronnes lack of physical strength, and defensive failings, will prevent him going higher, but they are both areas he can work on

God, what would we give to see him back here. I beleive,reading between the lines, that the old 'grass is not always greener' springs to mind, though I am not pompous enough to insist it's so.

I believe he should have joined Boston, where 1000 home supporters would have drooled over his skills, a club I still maintain is the best, certainly my lad has been involved in, in not doing so, I think was the bad decision

But hey, I wish him all the best, and with determination and a willingness to work on his short falls which (which everyone,even you the 'guest' have) will become more evident the higher up he plays who kows he might fulfill his dreams, and my adive is not to give up on them...ever

No not yet, spinningdog, though appreciate you and other Boston fans asking.

Courtesy of a two match ban, and the fact that through pre-season when he still had the knee injury he carried for the last four matches at Boston, he was even talking about not playing at all this year, he was that low, he really loved Boston and the fans

But with work being hard to come by for many people, particuarly youngsters who haven't excelled academically.he is enrolling at college to learn a trade, and this will dictate where he goes, especially as he doesnt drive now

Should know this week

Hope the club have a great season this year, and I stand by my commenst about how good a set up and good a club it is, and back on subject I dont think Tyrone knows what he actually missed out on.

Signing for Boston, playing for their great supporters and I would imagine in consideration of the reports I get about other (non youn gsters) wages which seem to hover around the £275/300 a week, is with hindsight a move Tyrone is probably regretting big time

As you say, playing in front of 1500 people at that level, is amlmost unprecedented oin the Unibond, and I know it was that, coupled with the fact that they all sang theres only one Ricky Miller every time he was on the pitch that gave the boy such a buzz

Who knows if Tyrone can find his way to Rhyl, just very the mention of the place makes me cringe, (more people on the dole in Rhyl incidentally then any other place in the UK!) then possibly at some stage of the season he could yet still find his way to the Jakemans

One point though spinningdog, I couldn't understand the Boston supporters slating tyrone for his, If I haven't signed for a bigger club by the 8th of August he would play for you this year. Suely they dont resent anyone wishing to better themselves, and it's actually a shame.

I think, more so than other players the managers have signed, that the lad could have done a really good job at Boston, though I do wonder how he would react when some of the cavemen that masquerade as defenders in the Unibond prem kncok seven bells of shite out of him when he has nutmegged them for the second time

Perhaps we will never know now which is perhaps a shame for everyone

I do agree with guest on this one, I do think it's nice kirks keeping fans updated on his progress, but he should have stayed with bufc, i've seen him play quite a few times and although very skill full I think he lacks the all round qualities to cut it at that level..if big Keith rated the lad he would have sorted digs out for the lad let's be honest. He's not at that level and should have progressed up the pyramid by moving to Boston..

And h I think your post to guest is interesting as if my memory serves me right didn't you sign up as two people on bufc forum to big your lad up and got caught out!

What that has to do with Tyrone i have no idea, and yes I was registerd twice, but only because I felt I had to make a statement about the boy in my own name, if you remember, when the manager implied he was being greedy .

Though you are welcome to disagree, I think most dads would do the same in similar circumstances

I also think you'll find if you check, I never as you suggetsed 'bigged' him up, simply for the reason I didn't need to.
Thankfully there appeared to be a concencus among Boston supporters that suggested they all liked him and he was doing a half decent job.
I didn't even say anything when for the last three maybe four games, so desperate was he to help the team he hid a bad injury from everyone .His knee was totally knackered and he couldn't even run and after the games even walk an injury that prevented him doing per season

You dont know me from adam,nor me you, but those who know me will hopefully testify that if asked a quaestion, I will answer with honesty. Even if its an awkward question, I dont hide behind anyone or name, if asked I will always say who I am...and why not?

Ricky can be many things bananarama, and a lot of them I frown upon, especially his disciplinary record, but he most certainly is not greedy and of course I will defend him when things are said publicly to the contrary, wouldn't you.
But I dont bad mouth the club, its directors or particuarly the supporters, in fact I actually tell everyone what a really great place and club it is

Why? Because that's what I genuinely feel

But I certainly dont either blinker myself about him his achievements or his abilities nor do I defend him from a position of weakness.

If he has a stinker, and fans wish to say so, either whilst on the pitch or in the forums, far from trying to justify why in my opinion he didn't,(I assume that what you mean by bigging him up) I will actually agree with them

Apart from Boston supporters, when it was announced he was actually signing questioning how desperate the management must be in signing a teenager from a lower league as the answer to their, at the time woeful, most felt almost imnpossible situation they were always supportive thats why he loved his time there so much.

I didn't need to 'big him'up.

Obviously you were not one of his admirers bananarama, that is fine, I dont have a problem with that my friend but even though you may choose not to I will let you decide how important you personally feel he was to the teams survival last season (along with Ellie and Aaron ) and how significant his goals were

I wont say a word my friend

Maybe in hindsight H, but I know that if I was offered a full-time contract with a club in the football League, I know where i'd go...

Tyrone has played Unibond Prem, so why go back to it if you have the chance of league football?