Please everyone

Maybe Hurst is waiting for donny to send him out on loan to get his confidence back. I'd have him back in a jiffy We could help with his £7K a week wages - that's only an extra 350 a week on the gate

He needs to feel loved, he'd score 70* in the National League for us.




* at least 20

He’s always looked better in a good side…

It obviously wouldn’t happen but with quick and smart players around him, he’d be a real handful in the NL. McAtee just behind a Bogle with confidence would be excellent.

Quoted from Donny boy

Can you lot have a whip round and have a word with your directors and entice Bogle back.

The guy is dog turd. Conference and maybe LG 2 is his ceiling level.

We have never witnessed an inept striker as this before

I’m sure you must have. Or maybe you’re very young. You’ve been bottom-feeders for most of your history.

Yeah I mean, one of Mark Weaver's lads must've been worse  

Quoted from golfer

Maybe Hurst is waiting for donny to send him out on loan to get his confidence back. I'd have him back in a jiffy We could help with his £7K a week wages - that's only an extra 350 a week on the gate

Sadly we don't play at home every week. So 700 on the gate, assuming a match every 2 weeks roughly.

Oddly enough, I didn't rate Bogle enormously highly after our promotion from the Conference. However, that first half of the season back in the League, he was playing some fantastic stuff - much better than I thought he could play, in fact. I think the move up the leagues came too high, too soon and it was a really difficult situation to move into as Wigan were in a crap position when he signed. I don't blame him for making the move and taking the cash, but it's a case of what might have been had he stayed and learned when he was playing well in a more settled side and with the pressure off.

Quoted from Maringer

Oddly enough, I didn't rate Bogle enormously highly after our promotion from the Conference. However, that first half of the season back in the League, he was playing some fantastic stuff - much better than I thought he could play, in fact.

It's worth calling this out, as history can rewrite itself in a more romantic fashion. Bogle signed in the summer of 2015, to much fanfare, started really well and then quickly went off the ball, often looking agitated and frustrated with his teammates and himself. He scored his 10th of the season away at Torquay in mid October, but would only score one more goal between then and that second half turnaround at Aldershot in April which we won 4-3 and in which he was instrumental. To put that into context, Podge scored 19 goals in that same period. Nineteen!

During that time he spent a lot of time either on the subs bench or being subbed early in games, and looked some way off the Omar Bogle we all fondly remember. He was out of form, apparently unhappy and low on confidence. It's easy to forget that throughout that period non-scoring Pat Hoban was routinely preferred over him in the starting 11.

I barely remember the home leg of the first leg of the play-offs against Braintree, other than we were shìte, they scored a penalty and I think someone did a poo on Fenty's car bonnet. The second leg is more vivid, but that header he scored from that deep, Marcus Marshall free-kick was absolutely massive. And then those two goals at Wembley - fùcking hell, I was already so píssed I immediately couldn't remember how they'd even gone in, but how they came in such quick succession was just so special, absolute carnage.

It's then easy to forget that he was left on the bench for Scott Vernon for the first few games of our first season back in League Two. It wasn't until he scored a consolation goal at Colchester on a Tuesday night that he really began to kick on. After his hat trick against Stevenage in that 5-2 win at BP I think I felt as good as I've felt about Town's prospects in the past 20 years, or 15 at least. Such a shame things went down the pan as they did.

He was incredible in those 20 or so games that season, absolutely unplayable. That's what he's capable of in my opinion, but it does seem he needs to be in the right place mentally. He seems to have lost his mojo. A return to his spiritual home might be just the ticket...

Quoted from Abdul19

Yeah I mean, one of Mark Weaver's lads must've been worse  

Mildly interesting that when Donny were relegated in 98, whilst we were having the best of times, the bottom five of the basement division looked like this:

Swansea
Cardiff
Hull
Brighton
Doncaster

Genuine question, how did we fúck it up so badly from there?