Omar Bogle

[quote=123]In the 3 years since he left Town, he's only really had one run that can even hint at a fair crack of the whip, that at Portsmouth.  He got 4 in 12 there, which isn't a bad return at all.

No doubt managers will know about him but justifying his current wages will be a problem I imagine.  That said there's plenty of big payers in our division so wouldn't at all be surprised he ends up somewhere like Mansfield or Salford in the summer, maybe on a one-year deal to kick-start his career.

Was never his biggest fan in all honesty, I easily got bored with his sulks and strops.  But under Hurst it felt like he wanted to be loved and Hurst wouldn't give it.  Under Bignot he was treated like a king when he maybe needed taking down a peg or two, especially post November when he tailed off a bit but still played like he was Pele.  Sure someone like Holloway would know how to get the best out of him, for the team as well... but just can't see it unless Bogle himself wants to take a big pay cut.[/quote[b][/b]]

This is the line that sums it up...
In June he'll not be receiving a pay packet, so as far as taking a pay cut goes that's not a choice he'll have to make
His choice will be to accept an offer, if one comes his way, that works for him. He's going to be in a "beggars can't be choosers" situation.

Quoted from louth_in_the_south

I’d guess he’d choose the eredevisie over L1 or 2 ?

Apart from Ajax, PSV, Feynoord and AZ there's very little difference and the way its looking den Haag won't be in the Eredivisie next season anyway

I saw Bogle when he was playing for us in  non league and thought he was ok but thats it.I thought Amond looked better.

This news that he hasnt made it since he left us  doesn't surprise me. Football is more mental than physical and Bogle probably suffered.He had to work hard and be consistent in order to have any success.At best I would say a league 1 club provided he has the mental resolve  to be consistent. I think herein lies the issue with him.