glassboypaul wrote:Not wanting morons to come back who ripped up seats, lit flares and sung vile/'Premiership' chants isn't exactly backwards looking.
It's gutting to see such a good servant to the club leave, someone who has given us so many quality performances and super goals.
I am also concerned about the squad's depth now. We have had a bench so far this season with typically only two semi-regular players on it (Francis and Fitzpatrick) and with Drew on holiday now, we seem to be very stretched. However, we have made a quick signing to negate this slightly (not saying it's a like for like replacement - no idea yet - but at least we have some numbers on the bench).
"and with Drew on holiday"
Isn't he always?
What an absolute disaster that a player with real quality at this level is forced to leave the club whilst Canavan ( who goes on his annual jollies at this time every year it seems! ) get's to play week in and week out regardless of the fact he rarely impresses.
As usual,Canavan will walk right back into the side once he return's from wherever,he always does,it won't matter how his temporary replacement play's whilst filling in for the Stourbridge "Messi".
I'd like to thank Sean for his effort's for Stour over the last 3 1/2 years,he has given me some of my best memories during my 40 years of following the club,i've rarely seen anyone who could pass a ball better than him at this level for our club,some of his goal's have been sublime,i doubt his penalty taking will ever be matched in terms of success rate.
Sean and his family will be missed,i've been to many distant midweek away games and his family always seem to be there,even the baby is in attendance,his family became a part of our family,they will always be welcome at Stour.
Sean's father in law Alan is one of our stewards as many of you will know,Alan is a great character and another who has become part of the fabric of our club,i really hope Alan continues to come to the matches,i for one greatly enjoy his company.
I remember last season away at Hungerford,a testing midweek away trip.
I'd had the luxury of sauntering down and arriving early,the coach was some time later,Sean was one of the last off the bus,he was absolutely plastered in dirt from what had obviously been a tough days work but as usual he worked his nut's off.
I'll miss Sean,he was the heartbeat of our team,sure,Ben is the star but Sean was the pulse.
He was also a character,he always reacted with a smile when we chanted "petal" or "Seany Geddes,he hates flies" and "Spiderman",all in tribute to Alan dropping him in it to tell us he was scared of insects
Sean Geddes,you are a Stour legend,i hope to see you in our shirt again in the future and i can assure you a massive fan's welcome whenever you return to Amblecote in away colours or even as a spectator be it 10,20 or 30 years from now.
Thanks for the memories "Petal".