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Kelvin Wilson wants Notts County return... Alan Hardy does not

Joe Jones
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#1

So Kelvin Wilson, now a free agent, told Notts TV that he always wanted to play for Notts County again...

 

 

But Alan Hardy swiftly closed the door on that one.

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#3

He's too injury prone for me and the negatives outweigh any positives.

There's a chance we could get one or two seasons out of him, whereby he could be a rock but his recent stats would suggest we may just end up throwing money down the drain. What do you think @BradtheMiller?

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#4

Sorry to disappoint you guys but Wilson is an absolute DONKEY. Slow, always a good bet to either give away a penalty or score an OG, National League North at best.

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#5

it sounds like ah has only rejected it because he was rejected during the transfer window. seems a bit bitter, tho i bet he would not reject a player who was still 100% with wilsons experience.

#6

Heard a return with Neil Lennon at hibs has not been ruled out ... nottingham born and breed so I'm guessing he would like to stay in Nottingham and I think he would do a good job for us. 

#7

I would like nothing better than to see him in a B&W shirt again, but if he is now injury prone and has lost his pace, I don't really see the point. We've signed too many players that have been past it in recent years and I would like to now see the focus on younger quicker players with more energy to go with the experience we already have.

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