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Maybe depends what his priority was. I know he was very happy here and was disappointed he wasn’t offered a new contract

hamer was very happy here he wanted a new improved contract. He was told he would get that and king backtracked common knowledge he wanted 25k a week. Club said no player would be over 20k what a great decision by king hey

so it was you who mentioned United game? I was referring to Plymouth game he was dropped because he was ‘tired’

didn’t realise you knew his payslip now Lawrence did not want to leave. he left because he wasn’t offered a new contract you can spin the mls all you want. he was very happy here

he wasn’t offered a new contract. which meant the club didn’t want him any longer. What part of that can’t you grasp?

a Show me? Didn’t mention United game once. He was dropped for Plymouth game because he was tired. who decided he was tired? Data?

who knows? The data to show he was tired?

mls? Standard at mls is shit championship better standard certainly not an upgrade. hindsight he would have been robins no2 if he didn’t go

I never mentioned the Utd game I mentioned the Plymouth game he was dropped for because he was ‘tired’

developed by robins and adi not by a iPad

after he got dropped for the Plymouth game he hardly done anything on the pitch. yet again coincidence? before that he was the best player in the championship

really? Better role than an established championship side behave

Ohare wasn’t the same player after he got dropped at the plymouth game

because he no longer had a job here

and every unsuccessful side? why change something that didn’t need fixing? playoff final, there wasn’t an iPad in sight

correct. the same Lawrence the club didn’t want anymore. if they did, they would have offered him a contract as they did adi and robins who made that decision? Certainly not robins

and after that game, ohare was the never the same player data driven decision making is bullshit in a football world. it’s all bullshit. Data can be read and manipulated in many ways

no he didn’t. He left because he wasn’t offered a new contract as for the form. it’s not been consistent granted but it certainly gone downhill since wolves away. poor form and since all the changes came into play like I said coincidence?

When someone comes in, it takes months for that person to implement changes. We didn’t offer Lawerence a new contract, that’s why he left. whose decision was that? Certainly not robins she’s been in the job for 11 months and in those 11 months this side has gone backwards. coincidence?

When the going was good king was on Talksport, cwr and alike when the going is bad he’s nowhere to be seen. speaks volumes of his persona