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Steelworks End wrote:

GTBLUE wrote:Who are we going to bring back next.Cowps,

Not a bad idea, Graham. At least we'd get some decent mild in the Crossbar (although the big lad would probably scoff it all ).

No chance, he's back in management

Van Der Nipper wrote:

Ste Story wrote: I sincerely hope not. I thought he was one of shezzas college lot, so may be just around when needed and training with the squad? I may be wrong of course.

On the subject of McEvillys facebook page, gotta laugh at one guys pure and simple comment: "WHY DON'T YOU TRY"

I think you are wrong,i thought he was released by Everton and had lost his way and lost interest in football.

Is that why he's playing for us then Stu

Steelworks End wrote:

GTBLUE wrote:Who are we going to bring back next.Cowps,

Not a bad idea, Graham. At least we'd get some decent mild in the Crossbar (although the big lad would probably scoff it all ).

He could score from the kick off after three and a bit seconds and then go off.

A lazy fat [swear filter] ! And over paid.

Seem to remember him playing one/a couple of games for us then getting sent off and sitting out the rest of his time on the bench and getting paid for it!

A MERCENARY! What are we doing?

There's news about McEvilly on BBCRC's Twitter this lunchtime: http://www.twitter.com/bbccumbriasport

You can hear Dave Bayliss at 1.05pm today on BBC Radio Cumbria FM, AM & online: http://www.bbc.co.uk/cumbria

You're all wrong. Just been to Holker Street and got the inside info.

I can now reveal....


Frosty The Snowman!

Also news about Adam Dugdale on the BBCRC Twitter site.

According to BBCRC's twitter, Bayles has said that Evil was playing with a broken leg when he was with us last season.

Either he's a right hard [SwearFilter] or it's a blinding excuse.

Looking at him, it's possibly both.

BBCRC wrote:There's news about McEvilly on BBCRC's Twitter this lunchtime: http://www.twitter.com/bbccumbriasport

You can hear Dave Bayliss at 1.05pm today on BBC Radio Cumbria FM, AM & online: http://www.bbc.co.uk/cumbria

The tweet says McEvilly declares himself fit. I want a second opinion.

Steely Jnr wrote:According to BBCRC's twitter, Bayles has said that Evil was playing with a broken leg when he was with us last season.

Either he's a right hard [SwearFilter] or it's a blinding excuse.

Looking at him, it's possibly both.

Truth? Or PR to grease the way for a less, for want of a better word, hostile return?

I'm happy to judge him on how he performs over the defining moments of the rest of this season, rather than looking back. Some consider his better days departed, but would probably agree a fit and firing McEvily would be an asset in our predicament.

One does question why he was languishing down the pyramid at Marine, though? Due to fitness concerns, now corrected with game time down there?

Let's trust Dave and Daz's judgement.

Optimism wrote:

Steely Jnr wrote:According to BBCRC's twitter, Bayles has said that Evil was playing with a broken leg when he was with us last season.

Either he's a right hard [SwearFilter] or it's a blinding excuse.

Looking at him, it's possibly both.

Truth? Or PR to grease the way for a less, for want of a better word, hostile return?

I'm happy to judge him on how he performs over the defining moments of the rest of this season rather than looking back.

I agree.

Although saying he was carrying an injury is one thing. Specifying it as a broken leg(!!!) is one hell of an audacious bit of PR!

Surely, if that was the case, you'd go with a lesser injury such as pulled hamstring or groin or ligament problems. Not a broken [swear filter] leg!

I admit last season I wasnt his biggest fan with his attitude etc while with us BUT!!! I certainly would welcome him back to the club.

Yes its a gamble but at the end of it, its a sign that D&D will try anything to keep us in this league. If we get the mcevilly of the end of last season I'm very sure D&D will cut ties and say no thank you (like they did at the end of last season)

If however it is true and Lee has got himself back to full fitness then what a player we will have at the club, he is a strong player and is also a prolific goal scorer, you only have to look at his record over the years and you see that.

him and jase upfront will get us goals and having the option of chadwick there aswell, I would certainly feel confident of staying up, We just need a player who can create the chances and we will be in a much better position.

Steely Jnr wrote: I agree.

Although saying he was carrying an injury is one thing. Specifying it as a broken leg(!!!) is one hell of an audacious bit of PR!

Surely, if that was the case, you'd go with a lesser injury such as pulled hamstring or groin or ligament problems. Not a broken [swear filter] leg!

True fella.

Suppose it could have been an at the time, undiagnosed, stress fracture of the leg? He was supporting a fair bit of bulk after all

Usually caused by "over-training and over-use..."

Optimism wrote:

Steely Jnr wrote: I agree.

Although saying he was carrying an injury is one thing. Specifying it as a broken leg(!!!) is one hell of an audacious bit of PR!

Surely, if that was the case, you'd go with a lesser injury such as pulled hamstring or groin or ligament problems. Not a broken [swear filter] leg!

True fella.

Suppose it could have been an at the time, undiagnosed, stress fracture of the leg? He was supporting a fair bit of bulk after all

Aye.

Not like it's not happened before.

I vaguely remember a guy a few seasons ago, he was playing in the Ryman and was the league's top scorer after about 4 games with 5 goals. Turned out he'd played the last 3 of them with a broken leg, scoring 3 goals!

Three free-headers from corners, more than likely