Hurst after match

Quoted from TonySmith

  I want to put in a word for George Williams here. I just don't get why people give him stick. I hope he's just injured and I would love to see him here next year. I honestly think he could be a very important player for us in the National League. He is one of the few players at Town who have genuine quality going forward. It's only a few weeks since he came on at half time at Mansfield and turned the game around, almost winning it right at the end.

Quoted from ska face

Under 2 different managers, he’s started 9 games all season, for a team at the bottom of League 2 with only one team scoring fewer all year. For an attacking midfielder, that probably says something about him more than anyone else.

Can’t imagine Hurst will want him next year, which is a shame as I hoped he’d be able to do a bit of a Jon Nolan-job with him, in turning around a decent player on the slide, but it’s whether the budget and circumstance allows us the luxury.

Quoted from Hagrid

Williams had 1 good half of football in a whole season. Weak in the tackle and done absolutely nothing else

Another waste of time and money

At the risk of splitting hairs, Williams was class against Orient as well as Mansfield (which is the half I assume you're talking about).

There's obviously a player with enough quality in there to be a very good L2 player. He was at one point one of FGR's best players and was in the senior Wales squad.

Of the players contracted beyond this season we've got Macca, Waterfall, Morais, Rose, Williams, Wright, Gibson, Jackson Jr, LJL and Scannell. We can't pay them all off, surely? For me Scannell and Gibson have to go, absolute no brainers. Macca will be staying. Williams, as Ska said, is one you'd hope Hurst could turn around Nolan style. He's got the most talent out of that lot by a country mile. And out of the whole squad too. The difference with Nolan was that he got stuck in. As mentioned above Williams is weak in the tackle, I'd even go beyond that and say he's a girl private on the pitch. Whether that's a result of a major injury or what, I'm not sure. That could well be a factor in whether or not Hurst keeps him. But it's apparent that if Hurst can get a tune out of him we'll have one of the better attacking midfielders in the Conference (assuming we're down there).

Probably incorrect spelling, but Laurens Tan Heuval was very poor as a striker  

Williams is basically the new Chris Llewellyn, he was an attacking midfielder had a championship career and bunch of Welsh caps too,  only 28 when he signed for us but absolute gash for town.

It doesn't matter what career a player had had before town only thing that matters is what happens on the pitch in a town shirt. Whatever is up with Williams he's not worth risking keeping on as the fact he can't breakthrough into this side tells me all I need to know.

Quoted from 140067

I think you'll find even Buckley thought Tony Caldwell was his worst signing, but a good bit of business as he swapped him for Scott Magarvey, then sold him to Stockport.

I would say that makes Caldwell a great signing - just as a way of getting rid of Scott McGarvey...

I appreciate Hessenthaler wasn’t that effective going forward but if Williams was the replacement we were well short changed.

There’s clearly a player in there but we’ve seen it for about 45 minutes all season.

Can we waste money paying him off or perhaps just off load him somewhere on loan and cut what we pay for his wages?

Quoted from grimsby pete

Was it him that showed his bottom to the Lincoln fans ?

Or was it someone else.

It was.  

Bit older for some of you kids but Michael Jeffrey was awful, mikael Antoine Curier, ben wright, Laurens Tens Heuvel.

Wasn't Scott McGarvey signed by Mick Lyons?

McGarvey was pre Buckley. I thought Bobby Roberts signed him.

I'm pretty sure Mick Lyons signed Scott McGarvey together with Mick Hallsall.

I met Mick Hallsall whilst he was at Peterborough, even though he wasn't very popular at Grimsby, he had nothing but praise for the club, and enjoyed his short time here.