Our players out on loan

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i think you mean "dough".

Some Papa John's motorcyclist swerved in front of my car at last min at weekend in central London. i beeped and he turned round and he mimiced firing 2 guns at me. Kids and Mrs a bit scared. I gave him fingers. Next lights swerves into my lane at last min and turns around and gives me fingers. I gave him finger at which point he pulls to side of road and beckons me to pull in and get out of car. I think it was at that point he saw mrs was filming on phone. Papa John's HR are currently reviewing.

Sounds like you have a lot of free pizzas on the way.

[ronanm]

Unfortunately a lot of our loan players don't seem to get the games though.

i think you mean "dough".

Some Papa John's motorcyclist swerved in front of my car at last min at weekend in central London. i beeped and he turned round and he mimiced firing 2 guns at me. Kids and Mrs a bit scared. I gave him fingers. Next lights swerves into my lane at last min and turns around and gives me fingers. I gave him finger at which point he pulls to side of road and beckons me to pull in and get out of car. I think it was at that point he saw mrs was filming on phone. Papa John's HR are currently reviewing.

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Connor Bradley, young pretender to the right back position...

Northern Ireland full-back Conor Bradley believes his loan spell at Bolton "toughened him up" and was "vital" in boosting his development.

The 19-year old made 53 appearances in all competitions during his spell with Wanderers.

He won the Papa Johns Trophy with the club and believes he is now ready to return to Liverpool this summer.

"It was an unreal season, it was everything I wished for and more," said Bradley.

"To play that many games, that is what I wanted to go and do. It has toughened me up a bit and it was vital for me."

Although Bolton missed out on promotion to the Championship, losing to Barnsley in the League One play-off semi-final, Bradley's impressive performances were acknowledged as he scooped the club's Young Player, Players' Player and Player of the Season awards.

Bradley, who has won 13 caps for his country, says that clinching the individual accolades were the icing on the cake of a productive season in England's third tier.

"To pick up a couple of awards at the end of the season was an added bonus," said Bradley.

"It was a really good year and I learned lots from it. I would tell any young player to get out and go on loan to play games."

The right-back will return to Merseyside this summer for pre-season training with Liverpool and he admits his short-term future will be dependant on his performances come July.

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has already said he will get the chance to prove himself as a capable understudy to Trent Alexander-Arnold, an opportunity Bradley is relishing.

"In the summer I will go back to pre-season with Liverpool and I just have to see how that will go.

"The future is dependant on that, but I am looking forward to getting back to Liverpool."

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/65880805

Unfortunately a lot of our loan players don't seem to get the games though.

[BigChief]

Papa John's trophy

Don't preach.

[Fivex]

You a wise guy, you wanna pizza the action

Nice joke, all dough you’ve opened the floodgates now.

[Fosterbloke]

He won three awards, not a couple (pet peeve).

[baitman]

Papa John's trophy

You a wise guy, you wanna pizza the action

[rudedog]

Papa John's trophy

[baitman]

Connor Bradley, young pretender to the right back position...

Northern Ireland full-back Conor Bradley believes his loan spell at Bolton "toughened him up" and was "vital" in boosting his development.

The 19-year old made 53 appearances in all competitions during his spell with Wanderers.

He won the Papa Johns Trophy with the club and believes he is now ready to return to Liverpool this summer.

"It was an unreal season, it was everything I wished for and more," said Bradley.

"To play that many games, that is what I wanted to go and do. It has toughened me up a bit and it was vital for me."

Although Bolton missed out on promotion to the Championship, losing to Barnsley in the League One play-off semi-final, Bradley's impressive performances were acknowledged as he scooped the club's Young Player, Players' Player and Player of the Season awards.

Bradley, who has won 13 caps for his country, says that clinching the individual accolades were the icing on the cake of a productive season in England's third tier.

"To pick up a couple of awards at the end of the season was an added bonus," said Bradley.

"It was a really good year and I learned lots from it. I would tell any young player to get out and go on loan to play games."

The right-back will return to Merseyside this summer for pre-season training with Liverpool and he admits his short-term future will be dependant on his performances come July.

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has already said he will get the chance to prove himself as a capable understudy to Trent Alexander-Arnold, an opportunity Bradley is relishing.

"In the summer I will go back to pre-season with Liverpool and I just have to see how that will go.

"The future is dependant on that, but I am looking forward to getting back to Liverpool."

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/65880805

[Paul12]

Well done to him. He was sent out on loan to grow and what better way of proving he has.

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A 19 year old gets their player of the season award? He must be decent!

Or everyone else is ****

[Harv]

sign the prick!

[Fosterbloke]

A 19 year old gets their player of the season award? He must be decent!

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If they get promoted will they keep him for another season? or will we bring him back. bit short at the back