The bottom line is that he moves closer to the head of the queue once Miles, C.Ellis, and possibly Conca move on.Tames said:Sam is a good player with goal smarts, but I'm wondering how he fits into our plans, because baring injury we couldn't find a spot for him this season, and we are about to get another perma forward?
And always remains composed.caspar said:Always gives us something. Really hope he breaks in
He's a versatile player an he makes our 22 - 26 options stronger.Mr Brightside said:In the position we are in keeping Lloyd as a 20-30 player on the list is a better option then the potential draft pick we’d receive, if we were rebuilding I’d let him go.
And in hind site, given the sickness plus injury issues now known that were hampering some of the playing group. Sam was very unlucky not to be picked for the prelim. A fully fit S.Lloyd would have given more output than some of those we had out there, who clearly were off the boil.BrisTiger24 said:Remarkable show of loyalty by LLoyd to re-sign when he could have jumped ship for a more secure best 22 spot. Shows he loves the club and appreciates the opportunity we gave him. In return he gives us great depth and versatility. Never lets the club down when he gets picked
100% agree. At the moment, I'd play him ahead of Castagna in 2019BrisTiger24 said:Remarkable show of loyalty by LLoyd to re-sign when he could have jumped ship for a more secure best 22 spot. Shows he loves the club and appreciates the opportunity we gave him. In return he gives us great depth and versatility. Never lets the club down when he gets picked
I hope he has. He has hung in and buckled down as his opportunities became scarcertigertim said:29 going into 2019.
Has he absolutely signed a 2 yr deal?