Lunchbox Legend wrote:Sojourner wrote:interested observer wrote:PS Any truth in the rumour that Boyd has asked for a transfer already?[/quote]
So has anyone heard anymore on the James Boyd situation ???
What I have heard from the club is that he was signed several weeks ago!![]()
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From the SAFC,
Panthers’ list signed for 2010
South Adelaide Football Club is pleased to announce that it has re-signed all its existing out-of-contract players for 2010.
CEO Ben Kavenagh said it was encouraging that the Club had been able to re-sign its list so early.
“It demonstrates to a prospective coach that we have a united playing group that is determined to turn things around next year. It also allows us to focus on adding a couple more quality recruits, of which we have already signed two.”
The Panthers will shortly announce the names of the two signings, but is respectful of the club commitments these players need to complete before doing so.
Players contracted for 2010 are:
James Boyd, Michael Handby, Ben Warren, Dylan Williams, Mitch Sandery, Brad Crabb, Tarak Redigolo, Nick McKenna, Lee Schmidt, Alex Splitt, Anthony Carlile, Adam Cockshell, Nathan Lyons, Peter Rolfe, Josh Thewlis, Jake Veide, Leigh Ryan, Jak Kennedy-Hunt, Craig Parry, Chris Minns, Nick Murphy, Sam Elliott, Ben Yeomans, Curtis Perrey, James Turner, Tom Carroll, Jacob Crate.
Players that have announced their retirement either during or following the 2009 season are Jason Torney, Matthew Smith, Ben Neagle and Tom Hateley.
For more information please contact Neill Sharpe, SAFC Football Manager on 8186 8200.
I think that James signed a 2 year deal last year, so he wouldn't have resigned this year as he has 2010 to run on current contract.
Having said that, there was a rumour that he wasn't happy this year under Sambo and was looking to move. Perhaps the change of coach has changed his thinking and perhaps he wants to stay. Then again he could be sick of the continual stuff ups down there and want a fresh start?
So too did Handles so he only has 1 season left of his sentence then he will move closer to home.