The NUFC class of 2022/23 - Ryan Fraser NUFC
has decided enough is enough with this player and consigned him to train with the bairns, possibly because he acted like one? We don’t know, because, rightly so, what happens in training stays in training.Ryan Fraser will be sold to the highest bidder in the close season.
The whole team, old and new have shown outstanding spirit, skill and staying power to get us a season to remember for the rest of our lives. A total surprise of wonderful football played as one unit, all after the same end, team, club fans and the proverbial tea lady too., can I just say that again, a cup final and Champions League, sounds mint doesn’t it? Anyone would think we were a third / fourth place team, oh hang, we are! and by merit.In comparison, what would be the individual rating you’d give out of 10 for your player’s contribution this past season?You could see Fraser’s commitment drifting as he was used less and less.
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